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Hoods with Circlets in Dragonborn

• Clavicus Vile

  

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  October 27, 2013

  Why not use the multiple equipment glitch? you can do that with any armor, as long as the armor isn't of the same name as another armor i.e. you can't do it with two leather bracers

  Why not use the multiple equipment glitch? you can do that with any armor, as long as the armor isn't of the same name as another armor i.e. you can't do it with two leather bracers

• Knight-Paladin Robert

  

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  October 27, 2013

  You can do that too, but at least for this glitch you don't need to be either Werewolf or Vampire Lord, so it's easier(can find and get the items even at lvl 1) and don't have to do any quests to get it.

  You can do that too, but at least for this glitch you don't need to be either Werewolf or Vampire Lord, so it's easier(can find and get the items even at lvl 1) and don't have to do any quests to get it.
• Clavicus Vile

  

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  October 27, 2013

  You dont need to  be werewolf or vampire lord for the multiple enchantment glitch, you just need a follower and falkreath jail, lol

  You dont need to  be werewolf or vampire lord for the multiple enchantment glitch, you just need a follower and falkreath jail, lol

• Knight-Paladin Robert

  

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  October 27, 2013

  Thanks, I appreciate your coments really.
  
  I just posted this for all those not so heavy into glitches(to tell the truth this one is quite simple) and more so for a fashion sence. I often noticed that Hoods felt a bit empty and made me feel unprotected, so I looked for a way to use circlets, the Penitus Oculatus Helm was ugly and the Falmer's was worse, I found the Werewolf and Falkreath Jail ones too, but often ended up overpowering my character and not enjoying the look(if you use Dragonscale armor plus Morag Tong your helmets may combine into a horned masked helmet) but more often ended up "ugly" and not practical(I think most armors aren't actually fit for the weather of Skyrim) so I just wanted to make my character use multiple skills and achieve "The Perfect Style"
  
  
  Ended up with:
  Stormcloak Officer Armor
  Nordic Carved Gauntlets
  Nordic Carved Boots
  And a debate between Aprentice/Adept Hood and Diadem of the Savant.
  I went to Solstein to get my character to meet the Skaal and fount the clothes, donned the outfit and when putting my original outfit on(with Diademn) I accidentally put the hood on and Voila! Got my look! No one posted it anywhere so I just added it in.
  
  You can use any glitch to achieve the same result, but as I said, mine's easier :)

  Thanks, I appreciate your coments really.
  
  I just posted this for all those not so heavy into glitches(to tell the truth this one is quite simple) and more so for a fashion sence. I often noticed that Hoods felt a bit empty and made me feel unprotected, so I looked for a way to use circlets, the Penitus Oculatus Helm was ugly and the Falmer's was worse, I found the Werewolf and Falkreath Jail ones too, but often ended up overpowering my character and not enjoying the look(if you use Dragonscale armor plus Morag Tong your helmets may combine into a horned masked helmet) but more often ended up "ugly" and not practical(I think most armors aren't actually fit for the weather of Skyrim) so I just wanted to make my character use multiple skills and achieve "The Perfect Style"
  
  
  Ended up with:
  Stormcloak Officer Armor
  Nordic Carved Gauntlets
  Nordic Carved Boots
  And a debate between Aprentice/Adept Hood and Diadem of the Savant.
  I went to Solstein to get my character to meet the Skaal and fount the clothes, donned the outfit and when putting my original outfit on(with Diademn) I accidentally put the hood on and Voila! Got my look! No one posted it anywhere so I just added it in.
  
  You can use any glitch to achieve the same result, but as I said, mine's easier :)
• Knight-Paladin Robert

  

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  October 27, 2013

  Apparently like Adam said in an older reply, you can equip heavy helmets with circlets, but not the Diadem. Although I haven't tested personally.

  Apparently like Adam said in an older reply, you can equip heavy helmets with circlets, but not the Diadem. Although I haven't tested personally.
• Chris

  

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  July 10, 2014

  So this only works with Mage hoods? Bummer.

  So this only works with Mage hoods? Bummer.
• Knight-Paladin Robert

  

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  July 10, 2014

  Apparently worked with Ebony Helmet too, not tested by myself tho

  Apparently worked with Ebony Helmet too, not tested by myself tho
• Chris

  

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  July 10, 2014

  Well, atleast I have the Werewolf chat glitch, I once combined the Temple Priest Hood, with the Dawnguard Heavy Helm nestled inside.

  Well, atleast I have the Werewolf chat glitch, I once combined the Temple Priest Hood, with the Dawnguard Heavy Helm nestled inside.
• Vazgen

  

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  July 10, 2014

  I always wondered, why do people call that glitch "Werewolf chat glitch"? Why not "stack" or something like that?

  I always wondered, why do people call that glitch "Werewolf chat glitch"? Why not "stack" or something like that?

• Alastor

  

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  July 10, 2014

  Cuz you have to chat with your follower to do it and the glitch isn't merely for stacking anywho...

  Cuz you have to chat with your follower to do it and the glitch isn't merely for stacking anywho...