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This mod adds Bless Allan armor to Oblivion. It's a one piece armor that can be purchased from Tun-Zeeus at The Dividing Line in Leyawiin as usual. This time I'm particularly proud of the new method I used to rig the pauldrons to the skeleton, they should not clip much with the chest. Hurray!
As you can see the pauldrons follow the shoulders in a wide range of movements of the arms. I know they're supposed to be welded to the chestplate but this is better than having them clipping with the torso.
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Darigaz aka Mr. Awesomeness made a wonderful add-on for my porting of Daren's armor. You can grab it from his blog but you'll have to add it to the game by yourselves... OR... you can use this esp and replace the original one.
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This mod adds Daren's armor and sword from Bless to Oblivion. The sword is a two-handed weapon. Depending on the pose, the single pauldron may be clipping with the chest straps but it shouldn't be very annoying. Once again the set can be purchased from Tun-Zeeus at The Dividing Line in Leyawiin.
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This mod adds the Faraam set from Dark Souls to Oblivion. It's made of two pieces: a full body armor and a separate helm. The quality is not as good as the Hunthor and there might be some clipping but the original mesh was not very good either and generally Dark Souls armors have odd proportions. The result is quite decent though so I decided to share.
Just like the Hunthor, this heavy armor too can be purchased from Tun-Zeeus at The Dividing Line in Leyawiin. The pictures have been taken in the Talos Garden Palace, a "baroquesque" room stuffed with antiques, located on top of the Tiber Septim Hotel in Talos Plaza.
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This mod adds Bless Hunthor armor to Oblivion. It's a one piece armor that will cover all body parts so it can worn both by male and female characters. The armor can be purchased from Tun-Zeeus at The Dividing Line in Leyawiin. It's a bit expensive but it's worth the money.
Just a preview of some of my current WIPs: Redguard Companion Constantine and Malik's Armor. I've been wanting to create a Redguard character for years and finally he's here. The name Constantine might be temporary but his appereance is decided. I've ported Malik's armor from Prince of Persia for him. This was with no doubt the most tedious porting I've ever done. What I thought to be an easy task became incredibly tricky, instead. The proportions of the original body were absurd, the legs, in particular, were excessively long. And the pauldrons... oh my god! A hell! Now it's decent but not perfect, the legs still fold ackwardly but luckily it's not so noticeable. I'll leave it like this at least for the moment, I think it's not possible to do better than this. Porting the sword now.
Do you remember my porting of Prince of Persia's outfit? Now you can also be the 'Princess' of Persia! Yes, thanks to the efforts of Myst42 that armor can be finally used by both male and female characters. Plus, his mod also includes Elika and Rakia's clothes to complement the set! Download it here!
And don't forget that Chakaru made an awesome druid-like armor using lots of mesh pieces from the same set. Grab it from her blog.
