DX Necromancer Robes - UNP

CBBE conversion ...

... Playable Staff Here! :)

Five skulls of dark magic rest inside the Halls of the Dead in Windhelm.

They contain the knowledge to craft powerful Necromancer outfits!

(you can loot them of course and as long as you have one or more

of them in your inventory you can craft the corresponding colors)

• New craftable Daedric robes with many customization options and bonuses.

(optional version without enchantments)

Craftable parts:

• Robes • Claws • Boots • Blindfold • Amulet • Panties • Staff (cosmetic)

• Black • Red • Green • Purple • White

• All robes have an opaque and transparent craftable version.

• The Claws, Boots, Blindfold and Amulet can be enchanted normally.

• Robes reduce mana requirements for all schools of magic by 15% and offer 100% mana regeneration.

• The staff reduces mana requirements for conjuration and destruction magic by another 15%

and offers an additional 100 mana.

• The request for the creation of this outfit came from dianka33. Many Thanks! <3

• References used for the creation of this outfit:

• This outfit was made entirely in Blender.

• Every single mesh was made from scratch and it's unique to Skyrim.

(apart from vanilla Skyrim skulls)

• All textures were hand painted in Photoshop from the Diffuse,

Specular, Reflection, Glow, to the Height maps.

• The outfit was made using Blender, Outfit Studio, Nifscope, Photoshop and Crazy Bump.

• All the recipes will only be available as long as you carry the skulls in your inventory.

When you are done crafting store the skulls and your crafting interface will be free again.

help " necromancer" - to get the id numbers

Some clarifications about texture sizes because we've seen a lot of discussions about them in the comments.

Please open the full size and see it at 100%

The texture resolution refers to the outfit itself. Not the screen/desktop resolution of your monitors.

The above comparison image was taken at 1920x1080 and even here you can see the differences.

The big number refers to all the textures that are currently loaded and their total resolution.

The small number refers to how much memory these textures take up in the graphics card.

• We recommend 22K for 4K monitors, screen-archery or any GFX with more than 4GB memory.