Bruises or Extra Seasoned Witcher Next Gen

I owe my deepest gratitude to oldflipgamer, who gave me permission to use his Seasoned Witcher Nextgen textures

as a base. He also encouraged me to bring this simple visual idea to life. Thanks also to georgetziotis, actualy OFGs version is a remaster of his Seasoned Witcher .

What this mod brings?

Not every injury leaves a scar, and even those that do were once fresh wounds. Yet you can find mostly old scars on Geralt's skin. He is still an active witcher, though. He is quicker than other witchers, true, but thanks to you, he is vulnerable. So here are the bruises for Geralt's skin! I added large and small bruises, fresh scratches, a Bruxa bite mark on the neck, demage to the fists, skin abrasions, swellings, and other minor detailsto Geralt's complexion. Surprisingly, I also removed some of the weirdly placed dark stains that were already present in the vanilla version and added some tone to the existing scars.

Note on the Toxic Mask in version 1. 3: The specificity of this version is the toxicity mask, which now incorporates my own toxicity mask fix. This was first introduced to Vanilla by Zowbaid here: Toxic Mask Fix. However, his mod can only fix vanilla, so I was worried that my 1. 2 version of the toxic mask would bring back the issue. Now, the Toxic Mask barely affects the colour of the neck, hair and ears, which was especially noticeable in the vanilla game. Thanks to Zowbaid for pointing this out. I contacted him, but have not received a response yet, so I created the fix myself. Version 1. 3 introduces a completely new toxic mask with more veins on the nose and around the eyes, lighter cheeks and a much paler appearance.

For my additions and changes in new versions check the changelog 

Head: There are semi-healed Bruxa bite marks on the neck. If you are playing Blood and Wine or using the Random Encounters Reworked

mod (the best immersive quest generator), you will find this accurate. Yes, the Bruxa bite mark is compatible with the W2 tattoo.

This must be mentioned because the Seasoned Witcher brings a beautiful striga scar, so the Bruxa mark is on the same side

as the tattoo, and they look good together in my opinion. The bruises on the head don't conflict with the Heart of Stone mark.

Body: Particular attention is paid to marks from blunt attacks. The large bruise is perhaps from a huge Forktail or the tail of an Endrega.

Some of the smaller bruises are likely from maces, as well as from arrows and swords that couldn't penetrate the armor.

The left forearm must have received many hits when Geralt covered his head from the numerous attacks.

And let's not forget that fist fight wit