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Are you a fan of Argonians like me? Then you have to check out these mods.

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I’ve compiled a list featuring the best of the best that you can install which improve your experience as an Argonian player, making various additions to the game (some of which you didn’t know you needed) and turning the game into a much more pleasing experience.

Some of these mods don’t affect your character directly, but they all serve to improve your experience as an Argonian in the game.

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They’re just so unique that it’s fantastic to play with them. And I’m 100% on board with anything lizard-related that the modding community has managed to create.

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There are some very bad mods out there, so worry not – I’m leaving those out of the list!

15. Marsh Armor

What kind of Argonian wouldn’t want to represent their roots by carrying a Heavy Armor of the Black Marsh into battle?

This mod adds an armor that is meant to be worn by Argonians, which means to represent the swamplands from which they come.

I know that many of you don’t play as Argonian warriors.

But if you’re tired of going around killing people or stealing stuff in a sneaky manner then this mod is going to suit your game quite well.

14. Argonian Snake Eyes

We’re all reptiles in this blessed day, so why not create an Argonian character with the same eyes that a snake has?

With this mod you’ll be able to access different eye styles for your Argonian character during the character creation menu.

But you may also edit your character while in-game after installing this mod if you wish to edit your current Argonian and not start over again.

It doesn’t break the lore-friendliness of the story at all, but do avoid it if you don’t like creepy things – your character is going to look eerie when you apply these eyes to it.

13. Argonian Fins

I’ll never understand why adding fins to your character stopped being a thing in Skyrim, when it was such an amazing feature to have in previous Elder Scrolls games.

They just looked so cool and I used to add them to all of my Argonian characters (which means all of my characters, as I absolutely love Argonians).

You might argue saying that Argonians who live in colder temperatures don’t need fins. But I’ll rebuff your argument because it doesn’t make sense.

In any case this mod makes your Argonian capable of growing fins once again. And you’ll be able to set them up on your character while in the creation menu.

12. Dread Tentacles

Argonians don’t have hair – it wouldn’t make sense for a lizard or any water creature to have it (and I’m not talking about mammals).

However some creatures do have tentacles.

Now let’s say that these tentacles grew out of your head.

It would look like hair, right? That’s absolutely right my friend.

The Dread Tentacles mod adds just that to the game.

Time to make your Argonian look like a discount version of Bob Marley with one of the sleekest hair mods that I’ve seen in all of my years playing and modding this fantastic game.

11. Argonian Improvements – Horns

Horns leave a lot to be desired – especially when it comes to their clunky textures.

This mod, however, completely changes the way horns look by adding fully customized textures and changing the ones that come with the vanilla game.

It’s just one of those little things that you might not even care for if you don’t play Argonian (or even if you don’t put horns on yours). But it does make a world of difference and it’s instantly noticeable one you add them to the game.

A great QOL improvement!

10. Argonian Retexture

This mod basically makes Argonians look a little bit more “reptile-ish” by improving the textures of each skin tone and adding new scales and other shenanigans to the basic textures of the game.

Again, a small change, but hugely noticeable if you’ve been playing Argonian for a while.

9. Argonian Sneak Tail Twist Fix

Dude why do Argonian tails look so bad when you enter sneak mode?

Shouldn’t they look a bit more natural? Yes, in fact they do.

I do not like how they look at all. The creator of the mod thought the same as me, and I’m really stoked for it – he managed to create a fix that makes Argonian tails look far better whenever you crouch (read that as: enter sneak mode).

No longer will the tail of your Argonian twist awkwardly whenever you crouch – it’s time for you to go over that assassin or thief playthrough once again and notice the massive difference!

8. Argonian Mercenary Armor

Alright, I know that Argonians aren’t necessarily built to be warriors.

But this armor will make you change your mind on that regard.

The Argonian mercenary armor might as well be the only armor in the game that truly suits an Argonian fighter, and it makes them look as badass as any other warrior in the game. If you’re going to play as an Argonian rogue knight, this mod is a must-have among any other armor mods for Skyrim.

7. Raptor Feet

As you might’ve noticed, many of the mods that I picked for this list aren’t really major changes for Argonians.

However if you’ve played the race for as long as I have, you’ll probably notice the difference as soon as you install them.

Such is the case for the Raptor Feet mod, which makes the feet of your Argonian characters look like as if they were the feet of an ancient velociraptor.

As I said, it’s a small change. But quite a cool one for any long-term Argonian player.

6. Argonian Boy Mod

I find it extremely racist that Argonian kids are not common.

In fact, why on Earth can’t we even adopt an Argonian kid?

Do Argonians only reproduce on the Black Marsh? Actually don’t answer that, I’m not as enriched in the Skyrim lore to know whether this is true or not. But I digress.

This fantastic mod allows you to adopt an Argonian kid, who is very well-detailed and works to fit most types of players.

It’s a pretty cool kid, and it fits an Argonian playthrough quite perfectly. Also kudos to the creator of the mod for calling it “my little hatchling”. I found that really funny.

5. Darkwater Den

A house fitting for an Argonian, but in Skyrim? Count me in!

This mod adds the Darkwater Den to the game, which is basically a marsh-looking house that will make any Argonian feel like they belong there.

The creator of the mod put a lot of effort into it, as he made it based on the Black Marsh content that you find in Elder Scrolls online, so it truly feels like you’re on the homeland of the Argonians.

There’s a lot of detail put into this mod and it’s not only one of those “swamp-looking” houses. You’re going to have everything you need to have a comfortable life here.

4. BAT – Bigger Argonian Tails

If tails were a sign of strength, most Argonians would probably be seen as sissies. How to use mods in ultimate epic battle simulator.

The Bigger Argonian Tails mod changes that, so all of you who judge the power of an entity on the size of their tail (I don’t know why would they do that, but there’s all kinds of people in this world) might start looking at Argonians differently.

Crappy jokes aside, the BAT mod increases the size of Argonian tails in a natural way.

So they look much better without feeling “out of place” in the world of TES.

3. Whiter Teeth

This mod does exactly what its title suggests.

It whitens the teeth of Argonians and Khajit to make the tone much more brushed, if you know what I mean.

Gone are the days of yellow teeth in the game – that’s reserved for the brutes that are the Nords. Argonians might be beasts, but they aren’t savages!

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Not all of them, anyway.

2. Drachis Argonians Mod

Imagine if Argonians looked more like dragons and less like lizards – how cool would that be?

It’s time for you to find out by downloading the Drachis Argonian Mod, which retexturizes every single Argonian in the game as well as in the character creator to make their skins look like the scales of dragons.

1. FAR – Forgotten Argonian Roots

The fact that I’ve decided to put a retexture as the best mod on this list is probably enough to tell you how fantastic it is.

The textures look so good that you’ll think Bethesda put them there.

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It basically adds a lot more diversity to Argonians, as the name suggests. It’s as if they had roots from other places in Cyrodiil!

Highly recommend this for any Aragonian playthrough.

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Alchemy description:Invisibility for <dur> seconds.
Invisibility makes the target become completely invisible for the duration of the spell. Although you cannot be seen when you are invisible, you can still be heard, meaning enemies may still detect you. You are more likely to be detected if you:

• move too close to an enemy.
• swing a weapon (even if you don't hit someone with it).
• run into a mobile object or walk on a trap.
• make noise, including casting the spell without using the Quiet Casting perk.

Invisibility will end if the caster:

• Activates an item (including: using levers and buttons, opening doors and containers, grabbing and stealing items).
• Uses a magical effect other than invisibility (including spells, potions, and scrolls).
• Interacts with a character (including attack, pickpocket, and dialogue).

Alchemy[edit]

The following alchemy ingredients can be used to create a potion of Invisibility:

• Ash Creep Cluster^DB
• Bittergreen Petals^CC (1.5×,1.56×)
• Blister Pod Cap^CC (1.5×,1.56×)
• Daedra Silk^CC (1.5×,1.56×)
• Elytra Ichor^CC (1.5×,1.56×)
• Flame Stalk^CC (1.5×,1.56×)
• Green Butterfly Wing^CC
• Redwort Flower^CC (1.5×,1.56×)
• Screaming Maw^CC (4×,4.6×)
• Vampire Dust (1st effect)

Spells[edit]

• Invisibility: Invisibility (0001ea6a; InvisibillityFFSelf) is the only spell available in the base game that bestows this effect

• Fade Other: Fade Other (00028532; FadeOther) also gives this effect but is not available without use of the Console

• Fenrik's Welcome: Fenrik's Welcome () is a spell added by Arcane Accessories that applies this effect, and can open locks of Expert-level or lower for 5 seconds.

Notes[edit]

Some possible exploits and innovative uses for the Invisibility effect include:

• Stealing objects (not pickpocketing): even if the Invisibility breaks when you steal an item, you don't get any bounty for stealing.
• Picking a lock won't break invisibility, but opening the locked door or chest will. You don't get a bounty for lockpicking, though.
• Pickpocketing in broad daylight: Invisibility will break, but only after you've committed the act. It will not prevent you from getting caught if you fail, however.
• Helping sneak past opponents' lines of sight: with the help of Quiet Casting, you can use Invisibility to sneak right in front of opponents.
• Breaking combat: if you manage to put enough distance between you and current opponents to not be able to be heard with the help of your Sneak skill, you can cast Invisibility to make them lose track of you and return to their former spot after a few seconds.
• Returning to hidden mode while in plain sight of enemies if you have the Shadow Warrior perk.
• Walking through a door or cave opening that loads into a new area while simultaneously charging up an Invisibility spell will complete the spell on the other side. This can be very useful for hiding yourself when first entering a new area that might have danger.
• With the spell charged or a potion at the ready, one can perform any action then immediately (re)engage the Invisibility effect by drinking another potion or releasing charge on the spell. This applies to any object that can be activated, including doors, containers and levers.
• Snap Attack: Cast and hold--don't resolve--Invisibility, attack an opponent, and immediately release Invisibility. You will visible for a split-second, then disappear again. Slaughter crowded rooms without breaking sneak.
• Feeding as a Vampire doesn't break invisibility, so it can be useful for avoiding detection in a room full of potential witnesses.

Bugs[edit]

• When viewed in first person prior to casting, the Invisibility spell seems to lack the 'shimmering' effect of other spells, and instead appears as a dark, translucent 'blob' in the palm of your hand. This does not, however, affect the spell itself in any form, and is purely aesthetic.
  • This bug is fixed by version 1.3.1 of the Unofficial Skyrim Patch.
• Eyes on the player in third person may lose their texture and have cartoonish spirals as a result of turning invisible.
  • Saving and exiting the game or reloading from the main menu seems to fix this. Using the console on PC to readjust your race also seems to fix this.

See Also[edit]

• Embrace of Shadows^DG

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