Here is a list of my favorite female skin textures and a little on why I like them. I’ll also explain why I mix up part of the files, if necessary. All of these skins use a UNP-base body (NSFW images, but non-pornographic). I use the regular UNP body, specifically. At the bottom I’ll show my own personal combination of Skin Textures, taken from a few different mods. The ENB in the screenshots is Natural Lighting Vivid Atmospherics.
Mona Alta is a new home for Skyrim located in the mountains right next to Lake Ilinalta that has a very eclectic style. It’s heavily influenced by the culture of the Redguards as well as the Akaviri and Imperials. I’d even say it was influenced by many cultures in Tamriel, but those seem most dominate in the architecture and furnishings.
A remake of an old RaceMenu preset from 2015. I really like Megan Fox’s face and have always thought she’d be a good thief in the Elder Scrolls’ universe. Here I’ll show a little on her face from 2015 until 2017.
Freja is a new character I’ve created. This post will be about how I created her face, a mini biography, and her involvement in the world of Tamriel.
This post will deal with my journey in developing my character Lilith’s face. Lilith is an old character of mine. I first had her in 2012, remade her in 2013, and then haven’t really tried to work with her character until now in 2017. I’m currently trying to use Natalie Dormer as inspiration.
I play a lot of Bretons in Skyrim. I have played other races in the Elder Scrolls games, but by far the Bretons are my favorite. In this article I’m just going to go over why I enjoy playing this particular race and some of the gameplays I’ve done with them.
I will use Skyrim as a base game in this tutorial as it’s currently the game I’m playing and actively working on, but I use these techniques for all open world RPG games. It should be helpful, or mostly helpful considering any game restrictions, for all similar gaming.
This part of character creation is a very tricky subject. There are many ways in which people like to build their own original characters. Skyrim, in many aspects, is helpful because it gives them a preset world that they are crafting their character to. Other freeform RPGs are mostly the same, from old school games like Dungeons & Dragons to computer simulated games like Guild Wars. You may want to make a fallen god as your character who must right the wrongs of his past before he can help defend the world from a fierce, world-consuming dragon or make a lowly prostitute who battles her way through challenges and climbs up the ranks to be a Thane and, ultimately, the Dragonborn. It doesn’t matter what kind of character it is so long as it’s the one you want to play in the game. This guide will give you the sources I use as well as possible examples of sources for those who create characters other than the way I do.
