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Hairs, augments, and bonus whiskers so you can create selkies -- with the option to have an unstated legacy quest of locating the augments.

Eight new belts, plus two straps and three sashes to match.

Amulets of the Nine Divines from The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim as augments in the Necklace slot for Wildermyth.

Replacement namegen files so that, even as the seasons change for your heroes, it's a subtly spring-themed campaign for the player.

Augments for the spring equinox. Includes a birchbark pauldron/kneepad/belt set, a blown-egg pendant, and a rabbit spoon talisman. Bonus seasonal hairs, too!

Four voluminous paladin's cloaks and four medallions to go over temple armor, drawn from the descriptions in T. Kingfisher's Temple of the White Rat world.

Adds a Mystic armor and a Warrior armor to the game based on T. Kingfisher's paladin books.

Plug-and-play namegen replacer (or addition) generates character and place names that reference the works of T. Kingfisher.

Play a campaign with a distinct King Arthur-ish flavor when you use this easy-to-add replacer for the namegen files.

Turns the junk room off Sadri's Used Wares into the Sadri House, a tiny family home for player, spouse, and up to 4 children.

Modder's resource provides in-game templates and .txt guides to creating custom Skyrim books, placing player bookshelves that work, and troubleshooting library problems such as the overlapping-text bug.

Turns the Vilemyr Inn into a more unique space (with safe storage!) while keeping it functional as an inn. Optionally, adds a "disused pilgrims' hostel" where the player can move in a spouse and up to 6 children. Subtly decorated and commoner-class, it's a low-key but unique starter home.

Adds 10 new books to the game world dealing with the worship of Talos and the Nine, with a key location in the Windhelm Temple and a few other editions of these banned books floating around the world.

Adds 16 new books to the world that are meant for Skyrim's most precious potatoes: its children.

Adds 40+ new books to the world of Skyrim. Lore-friendly and professionally written, the books include cookbooks, housekeeping manuals, and poetry of varying quality. Fill your Hearthfire library with more variety, or just experience a print culture that could actually support The Gourmet.