Enver Gortash - A Younger Handsome Man

I cannot stress enough that this will not replace Gortash in game.

This mod is for everyone, but primarily for the gort girlies (gender neutral) and durgetrash (affectionate) who, like me, are obsessed with photo mode and/or making our own stories that take place before the game.

How is he 'younger'?

Essentially, I left his facial structure intact and changed the textures to remove the stubble, some fine lines, and the dark circles around his eyes. His unique scars remain in place (the eyebrow one is still there, I swear, you just can't see it). I'd estimate him to look a few years younger than he appears in-game.

Instructions

1. Download

2. Install using BG3 Mod Manager (order shouldn't matter)

3. Start a new character and use the head and hair presets

4. The outfit and shoes spawn in the Traveller's Chest

5. (see below for some suggestions)

This mod doesn't have any dependencies, but for the most authentic Gort, I suggest downloading the Gortash Hireling Mod and the Origin Mirror Unlock (you can get this in the In-Game Mod Manager). The hireling mod will give you Gortash's in-game model, meaning he'll have his... unique... stance and walking animations, and the Origin Mirror unlock will let you change his face to this younger version.

I also recommend NPC (And Origins) Eye Skin and Hair Colours for Tav (also available in the in-game mod manager) so you can access Gortash's unique skin and eye colors. I did include the closest vanilla matches in the images.

This is the first mod I'm releasing publicly, so please let me know if there are any problems! I'll do my best to troubleshoot. And please share pictures if you take any!

Mods Pictured/Used in Images

NPC (And Origins) Eye Skin and Hair Colours for Tav

Gortash Hireling

Origin Mirror Unlock

More Beards 2

I didn't use anyone else's work in this mod, but I just wanted thank the whole community for the amount of resources available to help newbies like me. I didn't think I'd be able to do things like this in a million years, and the only reason I learned was because other thoughtful people shared their knowledge. So thank you, BG3 modding community!