Makes staves in the vanilla game feel more diverse visually by replacing them with the wonderful models made available for the community by Trollf. To be clear this is an visual overhaul only, that replaces vanilla staves for new ones, and tries to represent their properties better it does not add new items.
Requirements
DLC requirements
DLC name
Shivering Isles
Permissions and credits
Author's instructions
From trollf:
"This mod is being provided as freeware. Please feel free to change its content to suit your personal desires. All I ask is that you don't claim/release it as your own and if you want to use part of it give me some credits for what I have done."
File credits
trollf - without him this mod wouldn't have been possible, and certainly not in its current state bethesda - for such a great game (it has its issues (not the most aesthetic game) but its still a great game nonetheless).
Donation Points system
This mod is not opted-in to receive Donation Points
First of all a HUGE thanks for the wonderful staff resources made available for the community by trollf, without them this mod wouldn't have existed, further more he did such a nice job providing everything needed that it made making this mod a lot easier. So if you enjoy this mod make sure to also leave a kudos or thanks to him for making it possible.
Attention: zymurgy65 has made a a compatibility patch for uop, you can grab it here: www.nexusmods.com/oblivion/mods/48120
As for the mod... basically it all started with me wanting to play oblivion as a pure mage, but the visually variety of the staffs in this game really leave a lot to be desired, even for the ones that in shape are different, due to the monotonous color tone and shade used it still felt the same...Now while there are some nice modded staffs available out there for me they take a lot of focus away from the game's content, i wanted to enjoy the story lore and satisfaction of being able to wield for instance a legendary daedric staff while still looking good and not like a peasant with withered twigs, i also wanted to enjoy my daedric or unique rewards flaunting them around after acquiring them. And this is basically what this mod tries to address, for staffs at least, it tries to keep the focus on the content not just due to the mechanics but visually as well. I mainly made it for myself but i tried to polish it as much as i could and tried to attribute each staff so that it represents as best as possible the weapon its suppose to represent, this mainly to release it if other people who might have a similar dilemma. Hope you enjoy the mod.
Okay now for the technical stuff,
Requirements:
Latest version of Oblivion with SI installed.
Installation:
to install just extract the following files and folders from the archive to your Oblivion\Data folder:
Meshes Textures strTrollfstaffreplacer.esp
Removal/Uninstall:
All you have to do is delete "strTrollfstaffreplacer.esp" and the following folders:
And that's pretty much it, i tried it to make it as conflict free and easy to keep track as possible.
Credits:
trollf - without him this mod wouldn't have been possible, and certainly not in its current state bethesda - for such a great game (it has its issues (not the most aesthetic game) but its still a great game nonetheless).
Permissions:
Same as trollf:
This mod is being provided as freeware. Please feel free to change its content to suit your personal desires. All I ask is that you don't claim/release it as your own and if you want to use part of it give me some credits for what I have done.
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