With NPC Outfit Diversity, you can enjoy a more colorful and varied fashion scene in Vvardenfell (and Solstheim and Mournhold).

NOD uses equipment created by modders to add new and unique outfits for NPCs, making them more unique and visually appealing. The overall aesthetic was inspired by mods like Dunmer Nobles Overhaul, Buoyant Armigers Armor, Investigations at Tel Eurus, and Yul Marshee and the Visage of Mzund - colourful, fun, and lore-extending, but still respectful of the original themes.

It covers both equipment (armor, clothing, and weapons) as well as general appearance (heads and hairs). Which means it should probably be called "NPC Appearance Diversity", but I like NOD better as an acronym.

As of v1.2, NOD also adds some new clothes and hairs that aren't available anywhere else, and also makes some custom tweaks to the resources used so that they blend in better with each other and with vanilla.


I had several goals in mind while making this mod:

• Add more colour and variety to Vvardenfell's fashion scene. I've been playing this game for 20 years, it was time to freshen it up.
• Add colour and pizzazz without breaking the lore. We've all had a rough few years, and I've come out of that wanting more colour and fun rather than grim-dark gritty realism, which I tended to prefer in the past. And, look. I really like waistcoats. What can I say?
• Make use of the wonderful clothes, armors, weapons, heads, and hairs that the community has created over the past two decades, and really show them off in a way that does them justice. Instead of being shoved into leveled lists or into the inventory of a lonely shopkeeper in the middle of nowhere, NOD puts them on display.
• NOD also puts them into leveled lists and the worldspace, of course, so that you can have as much drip as the NPCs.
• Smooth out conflicts between some existing NPC enhancement mods, remove any lore-breaking items, and rebalance stats so they fit in well with each other and with the vanilla equipment progression curve.
• Maintain balance. Many NPCs now have better equipment, meaning that you'll have a tougher fight if you want to get your hands on it. The strongest sets of equipment are rare.
• Where possible, maintain compatibility with the original mods.
• Exhaustively document changes so that it's easy to check compatibility.
• Make faction, class, and cultural affiliations more obvious and distinct.
• Make every NPC unique, in a way that respects their personality and position in life.
• Iconic NPCs are less likely to be changed. Caius, Jiub, M'Aiq, and Divayth aren't changed, for example.
• Make sure the vanilla items still get used regularly. I don't want to get rid of them, just add more variety.
  

This is just a broad overview of NOD's features, and doesn't list every change. For a detailed changelist for each of the 800+ NPCs NOD enhances, please see the changelist in 00 Core/docs/npcs.md

Unique NPCS

• Edits approx 850 out of 2675 total NPCs in vanilla Morrowind (+ expansions).
• Many NPCs with important roles in the game have received outfit upgrades with unique or rare armours: look out for names like Vedam Dren, Bolvyn Venim, Gothren, Baladas Demnevanni, Orvas Dren, and more. Thanks in particular to Danke and RuffinVangarr.
• Others are too iconic to change: Caius, Divayth Fyr, etc.
• Almost all the master trainers now have new outfits, some of them unique to them. All master trainers are now non-hostile by default.
• There is an optional addon that adds Cinia Urtius to the game.
  

Cultural Affiliation and Location-Based Changes

• In general, NOD tries to distinguish between outlanders and native Dunmer. Imperials and Bretons will now often have a more western clothing style, with dresses, waistcoats and neckties. High elves favour robes and tunics. Free Khajiit favour long jackets that don't restrict their movement. Slaves are in rags. Dunmer have more layers of cloth, bug shell, religious symbols, and are in general better-prepared for the weather. Particular thanks to Plangkye, Westly, AlienSlof, and the OAAB and TD teams.
• It's a fuzzy distinction: it would be unnatural for there to be no crossover. Some Dunmer have adopted outlander styles, and many outlanders have decided "when in Vivec..."
• NPCs in stormy or ash-ridden environments now often have hoods, hats, or other protective gear.
• An optional MWSE addon gives Bosmer horns and antlers, similar to some of their concept art.
  

Heads and Hair

• Many bandits and Hlaalu nobles now have heads more fitting to them, using resources from TD - thanks to Rogues Gallery by Von Djangos and Hlaalu Noble Facial Overhaul by Leyawynn.
• The nobles also now have elaborate hairstyles worthy of their status in life - thanks to Aoimevelho's Dunmer Noble Overhaul.
• Khajiit and Argonians also have much more diverse heads and hairs thanks to More Argonian Heads and Dim's Khajiit Head & Hair pack
• Bretons, Dunmer, and Orcs in particular get quite a few new heads and hairstyles from OAAB and TD.
• Many other NPCs have been given heads and hairs from OAAB and TD, and many have been changed so that their head and hair match each other and their character concepts. For example, Shardie is mentioned in-game as having been one of Athyn Sarethi's teachers: she now looks much older. NPCs with weather-beaten faces get grey hair to match it, red beards get red hairs to match, and so on.
• New heads and hairs added by NOD are playable. To make Tamriel Data heads and hairs playable, use Tamriel Unlimited by rot
  

Class-Based Changes

• Noble Dunmer are now clearly distinguished from commoners. They have a much greater variety of exquisite robes to choose from, often marking the Great House to which they belong, and some wear veils or silken scarves.
• Buoyant Armigers are now distinguished by their unique chitin-glass blended armours, while the Ordinators are clothed according to the Orders to which they belong, all thanks to the outfits made by Aoimevelho.
• RV's Concept Art Dunmer Helms have been given out to House enforcers and bodyguards (for the three house-affiliated helms), and to netchimen and other outdoor workers
• Slaves now look more beaten-down: many have dirty or torn clothes drawn from Aoimevelho's Dreamer Expansion mod, or are carrying backbaskets, miners picks and farm tools from OAAB
• Fishermen, miners, and farmers now often carry signs of their trade - baskets, nets, scythes, egg miner masks
• Necromancers now have robes more suited to their dark and dirty work, thanks to RuffinVangarr
• Camonna Tong look more threatening - and many have had their base dispositions reduced, too. They really don't like outlanders.
• The rapier is a prized weapon in High Rock. Many Bretons now wield rapiers, especially spellswords who previously had spells but no swords.
• Mabrigash receive a variety of new robes, hoods, and fearsome bug helmets.
• Caravaners and shipmasters receive protective gear, and have lanterns to light the way at night.
• Imperial Legion Battlemages get their set from OAAB.
• In the MWSE Fashionwind addon, alchemists, enchanters, and caravaners will often receive new headgear.
  

• TD and OAAB's variants for chitin, netch, iron, and steel have been widely distributed.
• Dunmer who were wearing iron armor are now wearing native iron armor from OAAB.
• Redoran get a variety of bonemold variants from TD, and no longer look like western knights in steel armor.
  

• The Tribunal Temple's Order of Ancestral Mages can now be found at their work, in temples and tombs, tending to the dead. Blasphemous necromancers may sometimes be found disturbing the dead in Vvardenfell's neglected ancestral tombs.
  

OAAB Hoods-n-Hats Patch

• The AR rating on the OAAB hoods is low enough that many NPCs who have trained Unarmored will refuse to wear them. This is problematic because many of the NPCs I want to wear hoods have high unarmored skill, especially mages. This addon simply improves the armor value of hoods and hats so that NPCs will wear them most of the time. It makes the hoods slightly OP, but not enough to disrupt the overall balance of the game imo.
  

MWSE - Fashionwind Addon

• Requires Onion - Layered Accessories. Gives NPCs a variety of items of headgear, including masks, glasses, monocles, and goggles. Many NPCs already get facemasks in the Core esm - the masks in the addon are for NPCs who are already wearing a hood or helmet.
  

MWSE - Fashionwind Bosmer Horns & Antlers Addon

• Requires Onion - Layered Accessories. Makes Bosmer a little closer to their concept art by adding horns and antlers to a number of them. One of the biggest departures from the vanilla aesthetic this mod makes, but I'm enjoying the look.
  

MWSE - Fashionwind Ra'Gruzgob Addon

• Requires Onion - Layered Accessories. Makes Ra'Gruzgob the pretty kitty he was always meant to be. Are they real? Are they an illusion? Who knows.
  

Cinia Urtius Addon

• The vanilla game left the master trainer for Medium Armor out entirely. This adds her back. That's all it does (she gets a new appearance in the core esm).
  

Streamer Safety Addon

• The terms of service of sites like Twitch forbid streamers from showing nudity, which makes our favourite naked nords and dancing ladies a trifle problematic. This addon, which is compatible with either engine, gives the Nords a loincloth and the dancers a skimpy outfit to cover up with.
  

Equipment Test Addon

• Adds everything from NOD v1 and a whole bunch (but not everything) from OAAB and TD to new merchants in Ranosa Gilvayns shop in Suran. Testing purposes only, I strongly recommend against using this for a real game. You can also use it to buy the unique sets which aren't available except by killing their wearers. NOTE: Just because the test npcs are selling it DOES NOT mean I've given it to an NPC.
  

Features - Patches

MacKom heads patch

• The core folder uses vanilla/Westly compatible meshes for the Dunmer nobles hairs. This patch restores the original, MacKom-compatible meshes.
  

• Assets: Tamriel Data and OAAB Data. The rest are bundled here.
• Engine: The core mod should work in either OpenMW or MCP-MWSE-Morrowind. There are some reflection-mapped items that may not work well in vanilla without MCP, but the mod should still work.
• Body Replacer: Requires Better Bodies. Which version of Better Bodies you use shouldn't matter - I use Better Bodies 3.1 (Better Beasts) by OverCellus. It MIGHT work with other bodies, mostly, but it will probably require you to make an addon to remove some outfits. I haven't tested it with anything except Better Bodies.
• Addons: Most, but not all, of the addons require the core esm. Anything in a folder marked 'MWSE' will require MWSE, likewise anything marked 'OpenMW' requires that engine.
• Fashionwind addons: Require both an up-to-date MWSE and Onion - Layered Accessories by Safebox.
  

1. Install Tamriel Data and register the three bsas.
2. Install OAAB Data.
3. Install Better Bodies 3.1 (Better Beasts), or your preferred version of Better Bodies.
4. If you're using the vanilla engine, install Morrowind Code Patch.
5. If you're using the vanilla engine, install MGE XE.
6. Use MO2 to install NOD, or if doing it manually, copy the contents of the 00 Core folder into Morrowind/Data Files
7. If you're using the MWSE Fashionwind addons, install Onion - Layered Accessories
8. Copy any addons you wish to use into Morrowind/Data Files.
9. Enable NOD - Core.esm and any addons with esps in the launcher or Wrye Mash.
10. If you're on the vanilla engine, use tes3merge to generated a merged objects file. This will reduce incompatibilities with other mods by merging object records and leveled lists. I believe OpenMW has an equivalent called delta plugin.
10. Start a new game. Due to the way Morrowind stores NPC data in save games, any NPCs you've already met before installing NOD won't have their new appearance until you start a new game.




In general, because NOD is an esm, it will load very early in your load order and therefore be compatible with most mods. Other mods that require NPC changes will either be patched by creating a merged objects file with tes3merge, or simply load later than NOD and 'win' the load order battle. In that case, you might miss out on some of the new outfits, but it's more important that eg quest mods are able to make their changes, since NOD is only cosmetic.


I did my best to maintain compatibility with the original mods. That wasn't always possible, but the following are safe to run alongside NOD, although there might be some oddities eg the same item of clothing with a different name or stats. A huge thanks to all the modders who've allowed me to include their work. More detailed credits available in the credits section, or in the original readmes which are bundled. Please do download the originals and endorse them.

• Concept Art Dunmer Helmets by RuffinVangarr 
  In NOD, the helmets are distributed to netchimen and various House enforcers, as well as added to leveled lists. Compatible with the original but redundant.
• Daedric Telvanni Robe by RuffinVangarr 
  Included in NOD, but you may wish to use the original as well. NOD gives the robe to Gothren, so it isn't available until late game; the original places it somewhere more accessible.  
• The Ebony Warrior by RuffinVangarr 
  The armor is included in NOD, but not the encounter with the warrior. You can run them alongside each other to test your mettle against the warrior.
• Dreamers Expansion by Aoimevelho 
  A small number of torn/dirty clothes from Dreamers Expansion are renamed and used in NOD. None of Dreamer Expansion's NPC or leveled list changes are used - you should download the original for a proper dreamers overhaul.  
• Hilgya the Seamstress by Plangkye 
  Original downloads on MMH here and here. Compatible with the original but redundant; run alongside if you want the shop in Dagon Fel, but there will be some duplicate items of clothing.
• Dim's Khajiit Head and Hair Pack by DimNussens 
  Original is a modders resource; running them together is redundant but no harm done.  
• FCOT by Westly
  A small number of clothes from FCOT are renamed and included in NOD, but the merchant and the majority of clothes are not. Compatible to run together - you need to use both if you want to get the full set of FCOT clothes. The only potential issue is there may be some duplicates with different/names stats.
• Slof's Goth Shop 1 and Slof's Goth Shop 2 by AlienSlof 
  A small number of clothes - mostly robes, waistcoats, and trousers - is used in NOD. The originals are compatible except for some item duplicates, and I encourage you to use them if you want the rest of the clothes to be available.
• Danke's Armors by Danke 
  About 60% of the armors are used, distributed either to their intended owners or to other NPCs. Compatible but redudant with the original; you may still wish to use it if you want a non-violent way to gain the armors, or if you want the armors I haven't included.
• Netch adamantium armour integrated by RandomPal and Cythus 
  Included in NOD and distributed to NPCs. Safe but redundant to run together.
• Many Cloth Helms by Markond 
  NOD distributes the scarfs to NPCs. Running them together is redundant and you'll get item duplicates, but that's harmless.
• Redvayn's Humble Headgear by Shehriazad 
  Most of the hats are included in NOD. For the unique hats and the quest, run the original alongside NOD.
• Complete and Revised Nordic Iron Armor by RuffinVangarr
• Complete Duke's Guard Silver by RuffinVangarr
• Fashionwind - MWSE Glasses and Goggles V2 by RuffinVangarr
• Fashionwind - MWSE Masks and Facewraps by RuffinVangarr
• Concept Art Daedric Helmets by RuffinVangarr
• Dwemer Scrap Armor by RuffinVangarr
• Heavy Chitin Armor by RuffinVangarr
• Complete and Revised Dreugh Armor by RuffinVangarr
• Complete and Revised Imperial Studded Leather Armor by RuffinVangarr
  RuffinVangarr has very generously allowed me to include all the above mods. NOD is compatible with the originals, but redundant.
• Fashionwind - MWSE Horns and Antlers by RuffinVangarr
  The horns and anglers are included in NOD, but you may wish to run the original alongside for the merchant with her unique dialogue.
• Clothiers of Vvardenfell (Wares Version) / Clothiers of Vvardenfell and other mods by Korana, BadKarma etc  
  A small number of the most lore-friendly clothes are included in NOD. OK to run alongside the originals for the full experience.
• Void Gear by Kieve  
  Some of the clothing is included. Sadly I couldn't find anywhere appropriate for the armor sets, which are beautiful. You can run the original alongside NOD.

Do not run together with NOD (but please do download and endorse the originals). Again, a huge thanks to all the modders who've allowed me to include their work. More detailed credits available in the credits section, or in the original readmes which are bundled.

• Properly Clothed NPCs by RandomPal
  Alternative outfit replacer (and 80% included in NOD). Use one or the other. Properly Clothed NPCs is also included in VFWE.
• Sacred Necromancer Armor by RuffinVangarr
  Included and slightly extended in NOD (dialogue tweaks, sacred necromancers added to Ghostgate).
• Necromancer Robes by RuffinVangarr
  Included and slightly extended in NOD (all the equipment alternatives are available now).
• Ceremonial Adamantium Armor by RuffinVangarr 
  Included and extended in NOD (both red and blue sets of armor are available now). Not gamebreaking to run together, but you'll have clones of the blue version of the armor, and two Ulains running around Hla Oad.
• More Argonian Hair by ashiraniir 
  Included in NOD, and even more Argonians given the new hairs. Incompatible because the NPC edits in the original will overwrite the more extensive outfit changes NOD makes.
• Hlaalu Nobles Facial Overhaul by Leyawynn 
  Included in NOD. Incompatible because the NPC edits in the original will overwrite the more extensive outfit changes NOD makes.
• Rogue's Gallery by Von Djangos 
  Included in NOD. Incompatible because the NPC edits in the original will overwrite the more extensive outfit changes NOD makes.
• OAAB data and Community Equipment Integration - RuffinVangarr Integrations by Lucas92
  The RuffinVangarr integrations are included in NOD. Incompatible because the NPC edits in the original will overwrite the more extensive outfit changes NOD makes.
• Buoyant Armigers Armor by Aoimevelho 
  Included in NOD. Incompatible because the NPC edits in the original will overwrite the more extensive outfit changes NOD makes.
• Armored Robe Compilation by Aoimevelho 
  Included in NOD. Incompatible because the NPC edits in the original will overwrite the more extensive outfit changes NOD makes.

• Wares for NPCs by Danae
  Danae has kindly made a patch so that Wares for NPCs and NOD can be run together! With the patch, NOD npcs keep their handcrafted outfits, but might get some new accessories or weapons, while NPCs I haven't updated will get the Wares treatment.

Known Incompatibilities

• Vanilla Friendly Wearables Expansion by RandomPal
  Alternative outfit replacer. Use one or the other.

NOD doesn't cover everything. Here are some mods I recommend to fill in the gaps: they are, to the best of my knowledge, fully compatible unless otherwise specified.

• Weapon Sheathing by Greatness7 et al
  NPCs now show off their weapons.
• Vanity by Abot 
  They now also show off their fine jewellery.  
• Redoran War Armor and Sathil Mercenary Equipment by Lucas92 
  Requires the original mod by Ashtaar: Redoran War Armor and Sathil Mercenary Equipment.
• Vampiric Bloodline Visages by Stripes 
  Requires MWSE. De-clones vampires, and gives them unique appearances based on their clan bloodline.
• Mage Robes by Melchior Dahrk
• FMGS - Unique Items Compilation by PoodleSandwich
  Improves the appearance of many vanilla items, leading to better outfits even for NPCs I haven't changed in NOD.
• Tunnel Cough by R-Zero 
  Atmospheric enhancement for miner-class NPCs.
• Store Entrance Chimes by R-Zero
  Adds a bell chime to shops in the Imperial Common tileset, which really helps distinguish them from Dunmer stores.
• Tamriel Unlimited by rot
  Makes the TD heads and hairs playable

• Wandering Umbra by Mort  
• Umbra - Blademaster by Melchior Dahrk  
• The Raven by Von Djangos, with the patch Sorkvild the Raven - Evermore by PoodleSandwich
• Fancy Barenziah by QwertyQuit  
  

Note: not sure of compatibility between YAGD and Imperium. It may be one or the other.

• Yet Another Guard Diversity by Half11  
• Ruffin Vangarr YAGD Patch by Lucas92
• Imperium - Legion Armor Expanded by Endoran  
• RR Mod Series - Telvanni Cephalopod Armor by Resdayn Revival Team  
  

• Nastier Camonna Tong by Von Djangos  
• LDM - Racist Service Refusal by Lucevar 
  

Along with the CT disposition tweaks in NOD, these two should make the CT feel *really* hostile to outlanders, especially Khajiit and Argonians.

• What Thieves Guild? by Von Djangos  
  

Note: I'm unsure about compatibility for these. Morag Tong Polished or Hein's Morag Tong Armors are probably mutually exclusive, but you can likely use the new helms by RuffinVangarr and the MWSE addon with either of them.

• Morag Tong Helmet Diversity by RuffinVangarr  
• MWSE - Morag Tong Helmets by Stripes  
• Hein's Morag Tong Armors by Heinrich and RuffinVangarr  
• Morag Tong Polished by Caeris
  

• Dreamers Expansion by Aoimevelho  
• Ashlander Rebels by Aoimevelho  
• Dagoth Creatures Replacer by Aoimevelho
• Ash Vampires Replacer by Aoimevelho or Divine Dagoths by SpaceDevo  
• Beware the Sixth House by Mort
• Akulakhan's Best Chamber by Duo Dinamico or Akulakhan Replacer by Aoimevelho  
  

• By Azura by Lamb Shark or Prince of Moonshadow - Azura Creature and Cinematic Replacer by Saint Jiub  
• Almalexia Redone by Lamb Shark
• Vivec Remade by Lamb Shark or Divine Vivec by SpaceDevo  
  

Can I get the same effect from just using the original mods?
No. You'll still get a very good effect from using just the original mods - they're all great! - but the total number of changes to NPCs in the originals is about ~400 NPCs. NOD v1.2 is 850+ NPCs and more in later versions. Additionally, NOD has balance changes, integrates them better with the gameworld, removes conflict-prone parts, curates them to remove any lore-unfriendly equipment, and has a range of mesh/texture tweaks and new items of clothing. However, that means that many pieces of equipment from the originals are unavailable through NOD - you should download the originals if you want the full range. See the compatibility section for which of the originals can safely be run alongside NOD. I did my best to ensure that NOD stayed as compatible as possible with the originals.

Does this work on OpenMW/MWSE/vanilla Morrowind?
The main part of the mod should work on either OpenMW or a MWSE install, although I have only tested it with MWSE. Some outfits will not look correct without Morrowind Code Patch.

Is this vanilla-friendly/lore-friendly?
I would describe NOD as Vanilla+++. It aims to add more colour and flair to NPC outfits, and overall has a sort of "magicpunk" vibe, similar to Investigations at Tel Eurus, Yul Marshee and the Visage of Mzund, or Expedition to Mzelthuand. Everything I have added has been carefully curated for balance and aesthetic - there should be nothing explicitly lore breaking, and in general I find that the new additions blend well once you get used to them. However, players who prefer a very purist aesthetic will probably not find it to their tastes.

Does this give Caius a shirt?
What sort of monster do you think I am? No, he's safe.

Is this balanced?
Yes. I put a lot of effort into rebalancing and renaming items so that they fit in the vanilla namescheme and equipment progression curve. Some new pieces of clothing or armor are very strong (eg the Ceremonial Adamantium Armor is about 10% stronger than its vanilla equivalent), but nothing should be outrageously overpowered. If you find anything OP, please let me know and I'll fix it.

Is this compatible with [x] mod?
Check the compatibility section. If it's not listed there, it should work with NOD. If it doesn't, let me know and I can either create a patch or list the incompatibility. In general, because NOD is an esm, it will load very early in your load order and therefore be compatible with most mods. Other mods that require NPC changes will either be patched by creating a merged objects file with tes3merge, or simply load later than NOD and 'win' the load order battle. In that case, you might miss out on some of the new outfits, but it's more important that eg quest mods are able to make their changes, since NOD is only cosmetic.

Can you add [x] or remove [y] or change NPC [z] to the way I want them to be?
I am happy for you to make suggestions, as long as they are polite. However, this mod is designed to my personal tastes, because it's how I currently want to play the game, so I might not include your suggestion. The core mod file is an esm, so you can easily make an addon to change any NPC outfits you like, or to remove bits that you don't like. Another alternative for removing edits you don't like is to use tes3cmd.

Can I make and release an addon/patch/fix?
Yes! Please do. Please see the Permissions section for more details.

What's the difference between NOD and Wares for NPCs by Danae?
Primarily the difference is that NOD gives hundreds of NPCs unique and handcrafted outfits that remain consistent through each playthrough, whereas Wares for NPCs replaces *all* the clothes of *all* NPCs with leveled lists. Those leveled lists draw from any Wares-aware mods you have installed, meaning your game can look very different depending on your mod choices. The leveled lists are hand-tailored so that outfits mostly make sense and look good, however there is a lot of variability in how NPCs will look from game to game, and occasionally a complete fashion disaster.

tl;dr use NOD if you want handcrafted outfits, Wares for NPCs if you want something new every game. Or use them both together! Danae has now created a patch.

What's the difference between NOD and Vanilla Friendly Wearables Expansion by RandomPal?
NOD and VFWE are quite similar, and in fact VFWE was the primary inspiration for NOD. NOD is more extensive than VFWE in terms of both the raw number of NPC edits made (VFWE ~450, NOD ~800) and in the aesthetic changes that it makes. Also, NOD's documentation is much more granular - if you're worried about compatibility, it will be much easier to see which edits I've made.

VFWE is, as the name implies, more vanilla friendly. NOD is more colourful and makes NPCs and cultural groups more distinct. VFWE includes many item replacers, whereas NOD focuses solely on NPCs and does not include item replacers. VFWE was built specifically to work with BCOM and you are likely to have errors if you do not also use BCOM alongside it. NOD was built without that requirement: it should work well with or without BCOM.

tl;dr Use NOD if you want more unique outfits, more color, don't use BCOM, or have your own item replacers in mind. Use VFWE if you want a BCOM-based game with a very vanilla-friendly aesthetic that also includes item replacers.

What's the best way to contact you?
Message me on Discord on the Morrowind Modding Community server (#Lucevar9271 - I have a Colovian Fur Helm avatar), or message me here on Nexus (Lucevar).




You are free to use anything that I, personally, have done. That means you can remix it, release patches, reupload this to another site if it becomes unavailable here on Nexus, include it in your own mod, or basically whatever you want to do as long as you are providing your mod for free and are not breaking Bethesda's terms of service or creating illegal content. You don't have to ask first. But please credit me, and do let me know - I'll want to check out your work!

As of version 1.2, "what Lucevar has done personally" is mostly the distribution choices (anything listed with a NOD: prefix in the NPC changelog), item renames and rebalances, and the MWSE scripts that distribute Fashionwind items

However, there are some new items, and some mesh/texture tweaks by me (or by others for inclusion in NOD). Those will be found in the NOD subfolders in icons/meshes/textures. You're free to make use of them as long as you follow the permission guidelines here wrt crediting the original authors and myself.

PLEASE NOTE that that means that for a huge chunk of what's included in this mod, IT IS NOT UP TO ME WHAT YOU CAN DO WITH IT. If you wish to use the assets included in this mod, please refer to the original modder's permissions and wishes, and abide by those. I have included their original readmes in the archive.

PLEASE ALSO NOTE I have done my best to get explicit permissions to use the mods included in NOD. Where it wasn't possible to get in touch with the original authors, I've done my best to check readmes and use only mods whose permissions allow it. If, despite that, for whatever reason, your mod is included here and you would rather I modify something or remove your assets, please reach out to me and I will do so. If you're a modder looking to use the work I've included here, please likewise try to reach out to the authors and abide by any restrictions on their work.

In particular, many of the modders whose work I've included specify that anyone using their work must not accept Nexus donation points. As such, donation points will not be enabled on NOD, and I ask that you respect the wishes of the original authors as well.




If I've accidentally left your name off this list, please get in touch and I'll update it asap. It wasn't intentional - my docs just got a bit messy while I was making this!

In the /docs folder under 00 Core I've included the original readmes of all the mods included even partially. Please see the readmes for the full credit lists for the original mods. If there was no readme, I've included the mod description from Nexus/MMH.

In no particular order:

• OAAB team
• TD team
• RuffinVangarr (many many of the mods included here, modeling advice)
• Leyawynn (Hlaalu Noble Facial Overhaul)
• Von Djangos (Rogues Gallery, hats from Properly Clothed NPCs)
• Lucas92 (OAAB and Community Equipment Integration)
• RandomPal (Properly Clothed NPCs and Netch Adamantium Integration)
• Cythus - netch adamantium
• Jester - netch adamantium
• Danae (Wares integrations, mesh and texture fixes)
• Melchior Dahrk (MWSE scripts in Mage Robes, netch adamantium fixes, oaab)
• Westly (FCOT)
• Aoimevelho (Dunmer Nobles Overhaul, Buoyant Armigers Armor, Armored Robes, Dreamers Expansion)
• Plangkye (Hilgya the Seamstress)
• DimNussens (Dim's Khajiit Head and Hair Pack, icons for the traveller robes)
• Olaf (hoods and cloaks)
• Ashiraniir (More Argonian Hair)
• Shehriazad (Redvayn's Humble Headgear)
• R-Zero (hat resources, issue of thrust, oaab)
• Safebox - help and feedback, Onion - Layered Accessories
• TaiyakaJ - feedback and suggestions
• NullCascade (MWSE, CSSE, Mage Robes distribution code that I adapted for the Fashionwind addons)
• Hrnchamd - MGEXE and MCP and their various fixes
• Danke - Danke's armors
• Markond - Many Cloth Helms
• Korana - clothes used in the Streamer Safety addon,  textures, clothes from Clothiers of Vvardenfell and other mods
• AlienSlof - Slof's goth shop
• PoodleSandwich - Athyn and Shardie, which isn't included but did inspire a change
• Cyprinus - texture fix for the ordinator helmet from Armored Robes Compilation
• Axeljk for the original Cloth Helm mod
• Akortunov for the photoshop styles from TrueType Fonts for OpenMW which I used to create the headings in this readme 
• Remiros - texturing advice, intelligent textures which I've based some of my retextures on, oaab
• Maarsz - bug reports
• Kieve - void gear clothing
• BadKarma - clothes from Clothiers of Vvardenfell
• Kafeid - earrings (via DNO) which I've used to give some NPCs unique hairstyles
• urm - help with lua scripting