Kafei's Armored Circlets v 1
        by KafeiDotour (dark_razielim@yahoo.com)
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Shortly after playing my first warrior, I realized that he'd spent so much time in his bucket helmet that I hardly knew what his face
looked like. Not a good thing when you're trying to roleplay what had become a suit of armor! So this little vanity mod was born. 
This adds circlets to the game, which can be purchased in Skingrad at Colovian Traders. They've been set to light or heavy armor, 
ranging from stats matching leather and steel to glass and ebony, but I expect the player to set the stats to something they'd 
find more useful.

Some info and notes about the circlets:


	*Because there is no "helmet" slot (helmets replace hair) the circlets use the tail slot. This mod was not made with Khajits and
Argonians in mind--they have very different face shapes--but a few of the circlets look okay on them. Many tend to rest on the brow
like crowns, rather than hanging in front of the forehead.

	*Yes, they're heavy! I made these as alternatives to traditional helms, so I set them to the same stats. If this bothers you, 
or you just want them to wear decoratively, it's easily changed in the CS.

	*Clipping issues are very possible with large or unusually narrow foreheads. Orcs in particular have trouble wearing them properly 
because of their sloping forehead. Like the beast races, they often float a bit above the brow. If the clipping is minor, you may
be able to fix it with some slight tweaking in showracemenu. If you don't know how to use it without damaging your stats, this
is how:

	1) Open the console by pressing the ~ tilde key.
	2) Enter "showracemenu" and take care to leave the console open.
	3) Edit your facial characteristics, but do not change race.
	4) Once finished, instead of hitting "done," hit ESC and save your game. (If you closed the console, you won't be able to save.)
	5) Now exit out of the game and reload. You'll keep your altered face without losing stats.

	*Most circlets end abruptly at the temples to prevent unsightly clipping through the hair on the sides and back of the head. This 
makes the circlets look bad on those strange Bethesda hair meshes that are half bald. Hopefully not many people are using those anyway.


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Installation:

Extract the contents of the "Circlets" folder to your Oblivion/Data folder and check the esp. file. If prompted, allow files 
to overwrite.

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Usage Info

My work is free to be altered and/or used in other mods, as long as credit is given for what I've done. Translations are always welcome.


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