Disparity - Player Character Class - Race and Gender Diversity

This mod allows the player to customize their character by choosing a class and specialization similar to previous Elder Scrolls games.  It also adjusts starting skills and attributes based on both race and gender to create more diversity among the different races of Skyrim.

FEATURES

• []Choose a class for your character.[/]

  []Class will determine your character's starting skills, attributes, and skill progression.[/]

  []Racial disparity: changes to stats and attributes to create more diversity between the different races.[/]

  []Gender disparity: changes to stats and attributes to create more difference between males and females.[/]

  []Body weight now equals physical strength.  Actors who look stronger will now actually be stronger.[/]

  []Nearly all of the options will apply to both the player and NPCs

  [/][]Modified racial abilities to focus on passive traits.[/]

  []Modified standing stone abilities.[/]

  []Racial heights have been adjusted to more closely correspond to previous games.[/]

  []Almost all features are optional and can be disabled via Disparity's MCM.[/]

INSTALLATION

Disparity works best when used with a new character. Racial abilities may not update properly when applied to existing characters.

This mod requires Dawnguard, Dragonborn, SKSE, and SkyUI v5. 1+

If you are not using SkyUI v5. 1 or greater, then make sure to download the patch for older SkyUI versions listed in the optional files section.

- SkyUI 5. 1 is required in order to have the option to re-name the custom classes.

- FISS is required if you wish to save your settings and/or create custom class presets.

When updating to version 1. 45, make sure that the Thief Stone ability is not active (visible) in your active spell effects list prior to saving and updating.

If you're updating from Version 1. 1 or later, just replace the old files with the new ones and continue your save.

If you're updating from Version 1. 0, then I strongly recommend starting a new character or else reverting to a save prior to installing Disparity, rather than trying to update from Version 1. 0.

UNINSTALLING

Before uninstalling:  Unlock the class settings, in the Class menu.  Make sure you are not under the effect of any of the special racial powers, or revert the racial abilities and standing stones back to their vanilla state by unchecking those options.  Then make a new save, exit the game,