Culture Diversity Mod

Aesthetic mod that enhances the cultural diversity of the people in the Calradian world within the game. Taking inspiration from historically accurate real-world cultures to give each faction's people unique and distinct physical appearance. It also fixes many bugs from the vanilla game, that causes bald females and super skinny wanderers.

This mod is save friendly, it can be installed or removed any time in your campaign with no problems.

COMPATIBILITY

Probably not compatible with Random bodies as they modify the same values. My mod does have body randomization too including height variation.

INSTALL

Place the CultureDiversityMod folder inside C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Mount & Blade II Bannerlord\Modules.

FEATURES

• []Empire now looks distinctly Byzantine and Mediterranean, moving away from the generic vanilla look. Soldiers are cleanly groomed with short hair in the Roman/Byzantine tradition.[/]

  []Sturgians are based on the Kievan Rus, a Slavic people mixed with Norse influence. They feature long beards and a mix of short and long hair, less trimmed and tidy than the Empire's.[/]

  []Nords are modeled on the Vikings of the Viking Age, long beards, long hair and braids, fair skin and blue eyes.[/]

  []Vlandians are modeled on central-western Europeans, with a knightly medieval look, a mix of neatly groomed mustaches, beards, and hair ranging from short to long or tied back. [/]

  []Battanians are based on the Celts, redheads, blondes and brunettes with fair skin, long hair and long beards, plus long mustaches for the elite.[/]

  []Aserai are Arabic in appearance, but their Mamluks carry European features, reflecting their historical origin as European slave-soldiers.[/]

  []Khuzait are based on the Mongols, with Asiatic steppe features. Their nobles tend to have slightly lighter features but remain predominantly Asiatic.[/]

  []In general, all factions' physical appearances were reworked. This mod also increases randomization for height, fatness and muscle for everyone, so everybody has a different body.