Cicera - OregonPete's Female Cicero Makeover

Overview

I loved the idea of having Cicero as a female instead of a male NPC, so I immediately downloaded the Cicero Female SE mod. But tastes differ, and I didn't like the appearance of the female they were offering. So, of course, I had to go and make my own version. While I was at it, I also replaced the new jester clothes with the original outfit (minus the hat). Somehow, I just like them better.

I tried to create a look that slightly resembled The Joker's Harley Quinn without being too obvious, and I like the result. But you can decide for yourself. Okay, so maybe I went overboard with the number of images I posted, but I kind of fell in love with my Cicera. blush

This mod does NOT resolve the immersion-breaking issue of everyone referring to Cicera as "He" or "Him". To change that, you will need the mod I created for just that purpose: Cicera - Female Cicero Dialogue Edit

For those of you who use Flower Girls SE and VR, there's a "FlowerGirls SE Female Cicero Patch" available on the Flower Girls SE page in their Optional Files section so you don't get constant silent moving lips during FG activities. I've included a patch for Cicera under my Optional Files section so you can use the FG patch and still use my Cicera instead of the original. Yes, I know, a patch of a patch, how wonderful. Of course, Flower Girls SE is required if you want to use it.

Although I personally use CBBE and the Bijin Skin for my builds (it's what you see in the images), this mod is independent of the body type, meaning you can use whatever body type or skin you wish.

Version 2. 0 (ESPFE) available!

I've decided to convert all my mods to ESPFE (ESL-flagged) versions wherever possible. This means these mods will no longer take up a slot in your load order. Please follow the instructions in the sticky post in the Posts section if you wish to update during a running game. If you're starting a new game, just install and enjoy.

I've also decided to only offer BSA versions from now on. If you need or want a version with loose files, download the Bethesda Archive Extractor and just extract the files from the BSA.

Installation

Use a mod manager like Vortex or Mod Organizer 2 (the latter is my personal preference). If you absolutely have to do it manually, extract the contents of the 7-zip archive to the Data folder of your Skyrim Special Edition installation.

Uninstallation

Again, use a mod manager to uninstall. Since there are no scripts, just meshes and textures, there shouldn't be any issues uninstalling during a game.