Kafeid's Spectacles
⚪ Last updated 2014⚠️ Install Order · 2 steps
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🔍 Analysis
- 👍 8.9% endorsement rate — high engagement, a strong quality signal
- 🏆 #96 of 133 Items, Objects, and Clothes mods in this game by downloads
📋 About This Mod
I converted some of Kafeid's models from Oblivion's "Dwemer Spectacles" mod: goggles, alchemist's spectacles and eyepatch. They are set up as pauldrons in CS.
There are two ESPs, use only one of them:
- KDSpectacles. ESP places the new models in game:
- caravaners in Ald-Ruhn, Maar Gan and Molag Mar have goggles - they travel in ashstorms so it does make sense that they have eye protection. I also gave them face masks (by Niero), lanterns and spears;
- the barkeeper in Ebonheart is wearing eyepatch (it doesn't seem realistic to have a lot of one-eyed NPCs around, so he is the only one);
- several alchemists (3 or 4) are wearing alchemical lenses. I don't remember right now which ones, but some of them are in Vivec.
Niero's face masks are added to leveled lists: you'll find face masks among random cheep items in crates and chests (considering MW climate, face masks should have been one of the most common accessories in game).
You can get the eyepatch in Ghorak Manor, near Creeper, alchemist's lenses - in Mournhold magic shop, upstairs, goggles - on crates near silt-strider in Molag Mar. Everything is free to take.
- KDSpectacles_Resource. ESP only adds new items in CS, except for the face mask.
All credit goes to Kafeid, creator of these wonderful models and textures!
Also since face mask is added to leveled lists, don't forget to use leveled list merger!
Requirements: - Morrowind Code Patch (with enabled bump mapping) - MGE XE
This mod converts Kafeid's Dwemer Spectacles from Oblivion into Skyrim, adding wearable spectacles to the game. With 111 endorsements and over 1,200 downloads, it's a niche cosmetic item for players who want a steampunk or scholarly look. Last updated in 2014, it may require compatibility checks with newer Skyrim versions.
✨ Key Features
📊 Pros & Cons
✅ Pros
- Community-approved with 111 endorsements and over 1,200 downloads.
- Adds a unique steampunk-style accessory not commonly found in vanilla Skyrim.
- Simple cosmetic addition that doesn't require heavy scripting or gameplay changes.
⚠️ Cons
- Last updated in 2014 — may be incompatible with the latest Skyrim Special Edition or Anniversary Edition updates.
- Only one item type (spectacles) — limited variety for players seeking more cosmetic options.
For Skyrim players who enjoy adding unique cosmetic accessories to their characters, especially those with a steampunk or scholarly vibe. If you're a collector of niche items or want to stand out in screenshots, this is for you. Skip if you're looking for gameplay changes or a large content pack.
💡 Beginner Tips
- Since this mod is from 2014, check if your Skyrim version is compatible; if you're on Special Edition, you may need to convert the mod or find a patch.
- Use a mod manager like Vortex or Mod Organizer 2 to easily install and uninstall the mod without messing up your game files.
- Look for the spectacles in the crafting menu or via console commands if you can't find them in the world.
📊 Mod Details
- Game
- Morrowind Mods
- Author
- Aoimevelho
- Version
- 1
- Downloads
- 1,251
- Endorsements
- 111
- Category
- Items, Objects, and Clothes
- Created
- 7/6/2014
- Updated
- 7/6/2014
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