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If Isabella doesn’t need pants, he didn’t need a shirt!Įquip your Party like Origins – Ah, if you miss the good old days when 90% of the armor you picked up wasn’t useless, this is a good mod. Shirtless male Hawke and Sexy Female Hawke – Check out all of TnT’s projects for various states of “sexy” but I used this one on my male Hawke, subjecting him to being the Champion without a shirt.

I used the NPC hands to get what felt like a more natural look. This doesn’t deviate from her actual vanilla clothes all that much, but just makes her look more flamboyant.Ĭleaner NPC Hands, Tint Fix, and More – By the same person who did the Origins LOTC Hair, this modder’s project page is a good one to watch. 😉įancier Isabella Wardrobe – Add some pizazz to Isabella with option of pants or no pants. Yes it’s a huge cheat because it allows access to all items in the game. For example if you want Templar armor, you can use “Templar” and get a full list. It will allow you to list all of them in a window to the side by using keywords. V*add*i – This is a must have if you like playing with the console and adding items. Pineapple Tree’s Vibrant Colors for DA2 – Another favorite brought to us for the sequel. Pineapple Tree’s Make-Up Intensifier – As the title suggests, this makes your Hawke’s make up less washed out looking if you choose.

New Hairstyles – Allows you to add Flemeth, Isabella, and some other hairstyles to your Hawke.īidelle’s DA2 Cosmetics – An old favorite brought back to DA2. Once the list grows, I’ll arrange it the same way I did Origins.ĭon’t forget the Chargen Compiler – You’ll need this more than ever with DA2 Mods. At the moment there isn’t many, so they’re in no particular order. Just like my list of Origins Mods, I’ll be adding to this whenever I test something new out and I like it.