The First Order doesn't have any canon legions, but I decided to make them anyway.
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Tired of the plain white First Order Armor? Want to see some variation on the battlefront? Well, with this new fancy mod you can do just that. It brings in 4 different legions for your troops each with their respective design. We've got 501st, 212th, Coruscant Guards and Wolfpack First Order legions.
What does each mod contain? Each mod contains skins for the regular first order troopers.
Which mod has the most features? The Wolfpack mod, which has skins for even the flametrooper and snowtrooper along with custom icons.
Do these mods work online? Yes, all mods work online however if you have any issues with crashing with the Wolfpack mod, chances are the crash will be caused by a conflicting mod
Can I run all these at the same time? No, one will just overwrite the other so they should be loaded separately.