In game these robes can be obtained by defeating and looting enemy Mages/Witches/Conjurers/Alchemists/Warlocks and some Necromancers, purchased from some merchants, including Radiant Rainment in Solitude, and crafted if you happen to use a mod that allows for vanilla equipment to be crafted. From random alchemists, to warlocks to Dremoras nobody looks out of place wearing these, but at the same time they have a dark, renegade-ish feeling that I really like.Ī: This is a Texture replacer for the Warlock/Black Robes, it will replace the Black Robes, Black Mage Robes, and some of the conjurer robes. I've decided that, in the end, keeping it simple was the way to go. It’s gonna be quite theĬhallenge.To this day that's what I think about the black robes, given how many npcs wear them, it's quite hard to have them fit every possible character while mantaining some sort of personality. I don’t want them to be overly generic, but at the same time, Iĭon’t want them to look out of place on anyone. Making new clothing for some characters Beth put the black robes on See where I’m going with it? It’s like everytime they didn’t feel like
I feel like occasionally I should wear them just to fit in the crowd. Heck, even some necromancers wear them for whatever reason, given there’s Necromancer robes in the game, I do indeed, the only problem I have with the warlock robes is:
You can also find screenshots of my mods and characters in full resolution on my Flickr You can stay updated on what I'm doing through my Tumblr. Lind's Elven Eyes - 40 New High-Res Eyes to all elven races Lind's Human Eyes - 50 New High-Res Eyes to all human races dds files should end up into Data/textures/clothes/warlock Be mindful that excessively skimpy meshes may distrupt the textures. It should be compatible with edited meshes for every body replacer.
Installation: Simply Unzip and copy the Data folder in your Skyrim directory. This is a texture replacer for the long black robes or Warlock Robes (Male and Female) for both the robes and the hood.
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