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The Tera Armors collection has a few for males that look kinda hot, though some are just over-the-top. Also the Dwemeri Gladiator https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/89482

@PhasMan72 I'm in the same boat as you. I'm also middle aged and also neglected gaming for decades so I'm without very extensive gaming experience. I played some console recently - Skyrim also (equally hooked) - and have just moved into PC gaming. Now I want to use mods, but I'm not a coder or programmer so the lingo has me very much lost. Even the beginner guides are over my head. Nice to meet you.

I see that this thread is still getting a crumb of attention, so I'll go ahead and post this. Sorry if anything I write makes you feel attacked, but I'm just being completely frank. I grew up playing on consoles and recently have been playing PS4 exclusively, though not with any frequency that I would label myself a "gamer" (I play an occasional weekend). My game of choice is TES: Skyrim SE with a few mods that help keep the game looking more current. I really love it because it uses a lot of actual human heritage in its lore. The land that is Skyrim is like moving Iceland and it's heritage into a magical land. Bully. As a result of using console mods, I started looking at what could be done on PC, which inspired me to make the move to PC gaming. This week my new gaming PC arrived. The first game I added was TES:SSE, naturally. In my beginner attempt to understand how to use mods on PC, I've had my brain completely locked with frustration. Despite that everyone writing guides for noobs thinks they have written a great guide, in fact, all are using jargon that is undefined, based on the assumption that the reader already has a solid understanding of file extensions and even some computer programming or coding. By far, this thread, simply by revealing the extensions of file names and what they do, has helped me take a new step that I couldn't before. So thanks so much for that, Rennn. In fact this whole thread has been very helpful. Thanks to those who have contributed. Please continue to do so as new things develop.