You can make a pink or green tinged Khajiit if you want, but – most importantly for San-daro – I was now able to make a black Khajiit.ĭIALOGUE Vanilla Skyrim barely recognises that you are a Khajiit – apart from a few borderline racists comments from NPCs about ‘you’d make a fine rug’ – which is admittedly funny the first few times you hear it!įortunately, the answer is at hand in the form of an incredible mod called ‘Khajiit Speak’. Download the mod Skyrim Fur Colors to gain access to 15 new colours. Now the character creator in Skyrim has a limited range of options for customising a Khajiit – variations of similarly coloured Cathay. The issue with unarmed is finding a way for it to scale, but we’ll come to that later… Khajiit get +15 unarmed bonus due to their claws, which is actually pretty devastating at low level. RACE: Obviously, I went Khajiit because – well, San-daro is a sleek and beautiful Khajiit. Each to their own, of course, but I was looking for something a bit more organic and roleplay friendly. Now, I should explain it’s never been my playstyle to stand there creating overpowered fists through some weird glitch in the way that enchantments stack. There are few builds on this wonderful site which find ways around this restriction, but they generally involve exploits or glitches. It has gestated from thinking about how I could re-create my ESO character, San-daro (or more properly her great-great-great-great granddaughter) in the fourth era.Īs we all know, unarmed is barely a thing in Skyrim – sadly there is no unarmed skill tree to play around with. However, these mods are a good starting point for any Skyrimplayer wishing to improve or even experiment with the vanilla playable races.In this guide, I’m going to share my experience of creating a viable and fun Khajiit in Skyrim SE using only vanilla assets (PS4 mods). Which mod a player adds to their game is dependent on personal choice and can even be playthrough specific. Mods add replay value to Skyrim, making a game over a decade old feel fresh.
Aetherius even alters the unarmed damage races do with the beast races of Khajiit and Argonians dealing more damage per hit than the other races. While each race is designed to fill a specific role, these bonuses allow a wide variety of Skyrim player character builds to benefit from them. This is a lightweight mod that adds a lot of gameplay options in a well-balanced way and can be downloaded from the Skyrim Nexus. Aetherius' Highborn gives players an extra 50 Magicka and 50% to Magicka regeneration. For example, vanilla Altmer have the ability called Highborn, which enables them to regenerate Magicka faster for 60 seconds, once a day. Rather than allowing greater powers, Aetherius introduces stronger passives. Related: Skyrim Mistakes Everyone Makes At Least Once
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