Matching Inquisition Decor

-- Update, March 30, 2018 --

Reorganized the files. The decor file now has the matching rugs and drapes in a single file.

Added great hall stained glass to match the Inquisition stained glass, as requested years ago by NikitaDarkstar.

For those who want more minimal drapery, I have added an optional file to replace the Orlesian Drapes with a charcoal. There are three options available.

Added Frosty version of all options.

-- Update, September 20, 2015 --

Since more than one person has told me that they can't tell the difference in the pictures, I uploaded a comparison using the actual game file texture. If you still can't tell, then you really need to adjust your monitor settings. Use this handy web guide.

-- Description --

The Art of Dragon Age: Inquisition says, "The colors of the Inquisition are charcoal gray and crimson, evoking the Inquisition's ties to the Seekers, in black, and the Templars, in red."

Why then, are uniforms and decor shown with orange and green (or teal)? This has always bothered me so I've finally gotten around to doing a recolor of the Inquisition rugs and drapes to match the charcoal gray found in the heraldry. Gold accents are kept throughout. Keep in mind that these changes will affect the entire game, including any other miscellaneous areas where these rugs and drapes are shown, in addition to those at Skyhold.

I generally prefer a more minimal look, so I'm not too crazy about most of the drapery designs with medallions and tassels. I quite like that the Orlesian Drapes don't have any gaudy accessories, but the colors obviously do not match. I have made a charcoal gray version of these for myself, to use alongside the Matching Inquisition Decor, and decided to share it. Keep in mind that this model will be changed in other areas of the game as well, so you may see some gray drapery around Orlais.

There are three Orlesian Drape options to choose from:

2 A pattern.

3 Dales loden wool. This has the Inquisition/Seeker eye, and is also what I use as the pattern on my Skyhold Attire for Human Males.

-- Installation --

This is in .daimod format. Requires DAI Patch 7+. Extract the .daimod to your mod directory, merge, and enjoy.

-- Uninstallation --

Delete the .daimod from your mod directory, and use the Mod Manager to merge again.