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This portrait uses Pathfinder: Kingmaker concept art to give Amiri a new, darker look.
Amiri's portrait always struck me as slightly off. That smug smile through gritted teeth never seemed to fit the angry barbarian who used rage to cover up the fact that she is hurting from the events of her backstory. Evidently, someone in the Kingmaker design team thought she should be a more feral and world-weary companion, as seen in the concept art I used for this portrait. Her darkened eyes are pits of sadness and rage, her smile replaced by a drooping scowl of determination.
This is not a default replacement. To use in your game, you'll need to copy the three images to one of the custom folders in your game's portrait folder (C:\Users\Username\AppData\LocalLow\Owlcat Games\Pathfinder Kingmaker\Portraits) and use the fantastic Visual Adjustments mod to change Amiri's portrait in-game.You may need to enable hidden folders in your control panel to access the AppData folder.
Enjoy!
Amiri's portrait always struck me as slightly off. That smug smile through gritted teeth never seemed to fit the angry barbarian who used rage to cover up the fact that she is hurting from the events of her backstory. Evidently, someone in the Kingmaker design team thought she should be a more feral and world-weary companion, as seen in the concept art I used for this portrait. Her darkened eyes are pits of sadness and rage, her smile replaced by a drooping scowl of determination.
This is not a default replacement. To use in your game, you'll need to copy the three images to one of the custom folders in your game's portrait folder (C:\Users\Username\AppData\LocalLow\Owlcat Games\Pathfinder Kingmaker\Portraits) and use the fantastic Visual Adjustments mod to change Amiri's portrait in-game.You may need to enable hidden folders in your control panel to access the AppData folder.
Enjoy!