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Adds a new hairstyle for EF based off of the concept art for Surana. Also includes a head preset of that same art.

Adds some hairs by Simpliciaty to the game

The purpose of this mod is to quite simply make Dragon Age Origins look a little less dated, while still maintaining its memorable style and feeling.

Seven sets of morphs for the Tabris family, only using vanilla resources (no mods required).

Adds three new face textures with vitiligo.

Adds hairs by miikocc to the game

A few aharris00britney hair meshes converted to DA:O

Retexture of starrarte's Admiral's Coat port from DA:I

A new head for Anora, featuring a unique hairstyle. Also includes a HQ retexture of her dress.

Additional or replacement brighter tattoo tints that show up better on characters with darker skin. (They look pretty good on lighter skin too, though!)

Headmorphs for the Origins companions

New painted eye texture compatible with all eye tints, vanilla and modded alike. Also whitens the sclera.

Morrigan's robes from Dragon Age: Inquisition

Seven sets of morphs for the Cousland family, only using vanilla resources (no mods required).

Gives the warden and Alistair prison clothes when captured at Fort Drakon.

Unique, human, dwarf and Dalish tattoos (vallaslin) redrawn by hand with a higher resolution, stronger colour, sharper designs and a few other small tweaks. All together in one download now.

New textures for aravels, Dalish tents and halla

Headmorphs for the Awakening companions (minus Oghren), plus Seranni and Utha, because Utha looked nothing like she's supposed to from The Calling.

Gives slightly pointed ears to canonically elf-blooded characters, as well as a number of Random NPCs(Optional file for Leliana as per popular headcanon included.)

A retexture of the Viscount Robes from Loincloth Fashion by Entopie

A head morph for Justice in Awakening, with resemblance to DA2's lightning-y effects

Adds 20 new, real skin tints for creating characters

This mod gets rid of the greyness to DAO’s vanilla tints, and as a result, reduces the washed out effect much of the game’s lighting has on skin, hair, and eye colours.

Gives Tranquil NPCs the familiar brand from later games (specifically the DA:I design)

Adds seven new shades of brown/amber/hazel eye colours.