– Download the pyGFF editor if you haven’t already

If you have to use a Hawke who isn’t in the game with whoever you’re altering (Anders here) then you’ll need to Quicksave for that game, too. This will keep you from messing anything up if there’s an accident, and it’s also easy to find. – Remove Hawke’s rings, belt, amulet, and weapon(s). – Remove all Anders’ rings, belt, and staff to help keep this simple. If you don’t, you’ll need to open another Hawke who can wear whatever you want to put on Anders (or whoever.) Note: You don’t have to have the Black Emporium. I used the Maker’s Sigh potion to change her stats and put the armor on her. My Hawke is a mage and normally wouldn’t have the Strength of Constitution to put on the Blood Dragon Armor. This is where the Black Emporium is useful. This is where Vaddi is helpful because you can use it to get any item in the game that you want. It probably is possible, but I don’t know how to do it (yet.) If I figure it out, I’ll update this tutorial.įor my example, I put Anders in the Champion set. This is my first modding experience in DA2, so I’m not going to say it’s impossible. Note: this will not work on his standard companion armor that I’ve been able to do. Hawke won’t matter, but Anders will need to be in something you plan to leave on him. – First you need Hawke and Anders dressed how you want them to be. If this is useless to you, then plug in DA2 or Origins and rev your game back up. This change will also allow you to put mage robes on non-mage characters, heavy armor on mages, and make them look basically like anything you want them to.

It will only change the look and it doesn’t touch the stats. In this example, we’re going to replace the mage Champion set to Blood Dragon Armor on Anders.īecause you can swap armor you don’t like to look at for something you do. Make whatever armor your companions are wearing look like something else. What this tutorial teaches you how to do: This tutorial may not work with it, but if you can get it to work I’d go with this one because it’s updated. There’s also a newer version of the mod: Diversified Followers. For this tutorial to work, their appearance has to change. Unfortunately, that one doesn’t hide helmets, but the later version kept the characters in the appearance of their standard gear no matter what you put on them. The Mod to Equip Party Members I used version A-1 and not the most updated version. The PC Version of Dragon Age Origins 2 (this doesn’t work on a PS3 or XboX) Original Tutorial from the Bioware Social Network and by Malcroix These instructions were made with Windows Vista 64bit so your screen may look slightly different if you’re using XP or Win7.

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