Underworld Armor for Vampires from Mods

Mod: Underworld Armor for Vampires from Mods 1_0 Game: TES IV: Oblivion Requires: Underworld Armor for NPCs by Dreadcore, http://www.tesnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=26725 Operating Environment: Overhaul mod limiting availability of things like Daedric and Glass Armor such as Brasher\'s Oblivion Overhaul. http://www.tesnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=37217 Author: David Brasher Release Date: 5/30/11 ********************************************************************* CONTENTS ****************************************************************** 1. Information on the Mod 2. Installation 3. Version History 4. Conflicts, Known Issues, and Troubleshooting 5. Copy Status and Credits ****************************************************************** 1. INFORMATION ON THE MOD ********************************************************************* This mod uses an alternate method to place the vampire armor into the game. The effect is that most vampires from vanilla Oblivion and most vampires from mods people make have a chance of wearing the armor. This is also good because it makes it so that not every single vampire wears the armor, which could get monotonous. The mod that this mod depends on puts the armor into the game by editing all the vanilla Oblivion vampires one by one. This can conflict with overhaul mods, makes it so every single vampire dresses in one of three outfits, and makes it so none of the custom vampires in vampire mods wear the Vampire Armors. This mod puts the armor into the game by editing two leveled lists: LLOVampirePants100 and LLOVampirePants100. Most vampires use those leveled lists in their inventories, even a lot of the vampires in mods. I did it this way because I was trying to figure out how to make Underworld Armor for NPCs compatible with these two mods: \"Vampire Hunting - Order of the Virtuous Blood http://www.tesnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=30568 and \"Brasher\'s Oblivion Overhaul\" http://www.tesnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=37217 This approach will also make it equally compatible with other vampire mods and overhaul mods. The only conflict is with the two leveled lists. Because of the conflict, this mod will have to go later in the load order than overhaul mods or vampire mods which edit those two lists. The value, durability, and armor ratings of the armor have been reduced to bring them in line with how the vanilla Oblivion game dynamics are. I did not want people getting filthy rich by killing vampires to take their armor. I also did not want low level characters having access to armor with exceedingly high armor ratings when first beginning the game. So if you are not satisfied with how the other mod works, but really like the look of the armor, then this may be a good mod for you.