The easiest way to make her look tougher without compromising her femininity is to make her taller. Rolling an Altmer female, so much for balanced sliders If you're having trouble getting face proportions right, you can use these Golden Ration masks, which I've edited for my own personal tastes (female on the left, male on the right.) Something you might want to consider, which I recommended in my last topic.
#Elder scrolls online character creation full
Never go full soft, heroic or angular the best results are found around the middle of the triangle, not in any one of the corners. This is a tough one, because there are so many different options here though the same rules apply here as they did in the body section don't use minimum or maximum settings, which also includes the triangle. You might like the results in character creation, but I can assure you some armour types will make you reconsider your choice further down the line. Yes, even on the voluptuous Redguard - and so do huge shelf butts. If you're tweaking my sliders, be sure of a few things huge breasts don't work with most armour types, and look rather propreposterous. The triangle is hovering around the middle, slightly to the right. Remember you're making a champion! They don't have to be the fittest, broadest or most athletic, but they should at least be able to hold a staff or sit on a horse without killing it.įor my example, I want her to be petite, but still have a womanly figure. If you can look past realism here, then good for you, but I personally cannot see a skinny worm swing a sword, nor a fat person run the breadth of an empire without breaking into hyperventilation. The same goes for making your characters fat both male and female. I understand a lot of you out there like your female characters slim, but thin here is borderline anorexic. I even reduce the torso size somewhat on my male characters as anything above average looks surreal and oddly alien like.Īnother rule of mine - never go full skinny.
As a rule I always set this to minimum on my female character, as wide shoulders aren't what I would consider a desired feminine trait. It's the distance between the two shoulders. Torso Size is essentially how broad your characters are. I've found the one exception to this rule is Torso Size The sliders in the middle are averages anything at either end are extremes, which usually give undesired results. That being said, what we have here are more caricature-esque dimension - so our character aren't supposed to look entirely realistic we do have room to play.Īs a rule of thumb - don't put any slider to minimum or maximum. I want her to look somewhat like a young and inexperience, nerdy book worm.īodies are a tough one, because, sorry to say, they really messed up on some of the body proportions. Next you want to decide what sort of impression you want others to get when looking at your character should they be intimidated, curious, weary, inspired or perhaps infatuated or besotted.įor my first example, I'm going to go with a female Imperial mage/sorcerer. These are all my own opinions of course! What's beautiful or aesthetically pleasing to me, might not be to you.įirst I decide what type of character I'm making, this is largely decided already by my race, class and gender. If any of you are like me, and end up scrapping your character ten levels in because you don't like how tall he is, or how big her bum is, then you've come to the right place - what I hope to do here is minimize the amount of dissatisfied you get from your new characters appearance! I decided to kick start the topic again, but spend a little more time on it this time around.
#Elder scrolls online character creation how to
Some of you might remember my popular topic from the Bethsoft forums prior to the games release, regarding character creation with a few hints, tips and tricks on how to create an aesthetically pleasing character.
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