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If you’re creating a fantasy plot for your TS4 Sims, or if you conduct a lot of photoshoots in a fantasy setting, get your mods folder out and prepare your lines.
Because right here is the mother of all fantasy-themed CCs.
I did a lot of research on this one, from CAS products that transform your Sim into a Satyr or Centaur to three distinct possibilities for building three different Sirens (essentially Sim-Sea-Creature hybrids).
Because I love imagination like nobody’s business – and merging all of these concepts into The Sims was a dream come true.
1. Natalia-Satyr Auditore’s Legs
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This CC work is innovative, brilliant, and really one-of-a-kind.
Everyone is producing things for vampires, werewolves, and mermaids (which, don’t get me wrong, are all equally amazing).
But what about the lesser-known critters of the woods?
Mr. Tumnus had to be a big part of your youth, right?
Natalia-Satyr Auditore’s Legs are shockingly appealing.
They’re well-designed, look exactly like half-goat legs, and are simple to put on.
There aren’t any crazy-complicated adjustments or additional sliders required. Simply download, place in your modifications folder, and you’re done. Put them on like your Sim’s new favorite pair of jeans in CAS.
P.S. Because these Satyr legs are clothing pieces, you may put them in their own costume set. This facilitates changing from satyr to non-satyr form as simple as selecting “Change Outfit.”
2. Natalia-Male Auditore’s Centaur + Female Centaur
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If it seems that I’m promoting this specific creator’s work a lot…
It’s because I’m one of them.
I can’t help myself; they provide some of the greatest fantasy/supernatural CC for The Sims 4.
Maybe these Centaur bottoms will persuade you if the Satyr Legs didn’t.
Because they make your Sims appear like real centaurs, holy hellerooni.
Perhaps not in-game, since centaur legs are technically Bottoms (as are satyr legs) and hence will not obey traditional horse-walking mechanics.
But what about photos? Yes, absolutely.
I guarantee that your Sims will seem to be awe-inspiring.
The author developed versions for both Male and Female Sims, and they even included some Centaur-warrior gear as a bonus (a leather chest piece, a quiver full of arrows, and a bow). In case you wish to replicate their centaur models from the teaser photographs.
3. Zedrael’s Genasi Skin Overlay (Fire) + Zaneida’s Tentacles-Head-Fire
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For this list, I’m combining these two items into one since they work so well together—despite the fact that they’re from two distinct artists.
The first is Zedrael’s scorching hot Fire Genasi Skin Overlay. With a coal-black exterior and hot molten fissures visible through the crevices.
Yes, it seems to be as fire elemental as one would think, thus I’m a fan.
The Tentacles-Head-Fire hairdo worn by Zaneida and The Sim 4 is the second.
Tendrils of flaming fire winding around your Sim’s head. It’s magnificent, one-of-a-kind, and it seems to shine in the game. Again, a resounding victory.
I decided to experiment with the CC things by mixing both of them on one Sim, and it was a disaster. It’s already paying off. Take a look at my raging Fire Genasi in all her scorching splendor.
It helps that the hair is largely black at the root.
Otherwise, I don’t believe it would have fit in as well with the skin overlay.
Of course, you may utilize these components on their own. I simply figured grouping them under the same broad “elemental creature” category would be a good deal.
P.S. The eyes are also from The Sims 4 and Zaneida. You can find a link to it in their description of the hair, so go check it out!
4. ft19891211-sims’ The Iron Maiden (TES4)
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If your powerful warrior girl wants to have her own “joke’s on you; I am no guy!” moment, then this little gem in the rough is for her.
The developer done a fantastic job translating an armor mod for The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion into a fully wearable Sims 4 version!
In the vanilla game, we do have armor (costumes).
They aren’t quite at this level of badassery, however.
It’s got chainmail below, finger-jointed gloves, and a shield, after all. The wicked-looking shoulder pads are a particular favorite of mine. And if you’re a fan of the Elder Scrolls series, you’ll adore this crossover (as well as a lot of the other CC on this list).
Just a heads up: the armor components are separated and strewn across CAS.
It’s a bit of a shambles, to be sure.
To locate each item, I strongly suggest filtering every apparel area (Hats, Face Accessories, Body Accessories, etc.) to Custom Content Only.
Thankfully, the developer gives a cheatsheet detailing where each armor component can be found in CAS, so if you get stuck, you can always refer to the description.
5. What do you mean?! There are more portals?! The Sims2k5 by Joseph
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New portals to the Magic Realm are introduced in this update, and they come in two varieties:
A weird mist-shrouded stone circle, as well as a glistening old twisted tree trunk
For two reasons, I felt this was a completely unique concept.
For starters, it’s fantastic if you want your Sim to go to the Magic Realm in a more… natural manner. Alternatively, if you’d want the entrance to the Magic Realm to be a bit more concealed.
A gigantic illuminated door by a river, after all, isn’t exactly subtle. It’s fantastic if you’re searching for it, but it doesn’t make sense in the context of “this is a hidden place.” At least three times a day, townies jog by the object.
(Is that why everyone in Glimmerbook knows how to cast spells?)
Anyway.
Second, other Sims may enter the Magic Realm without having to go to Glimmerbrook.
Even though it’s a one-way journey, getting there is all that’s required to kickstart your Sim’s burgeoning spellcaster profession. So they get to do it this way, with some innocent-looking stones or a haphazardly sparkling tree.
6. Champion: Valhallan’s “The Sims Medieval” conversion
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Players of The Sims Medieval should brace themselves for a wave of nostalgia.
Valhallan, the author of The Sims CC, went ahead and took the mesh from the popular 2011 Sims spin-off game to make this: The Champion’s TS4-compatible clothing.
In-game, it’s sharp, clear, very detailed, and just amazing.
Perfect if you’re creating a medieval fantasy plot and need many types of armor for knights, combatants, warriors, and other characters.
This adaptation does a fantastic job at capturing the essence of the original.
Everything about this outfit is spot-on, from the chainmail collar to the thick-hide boots.
There are also seven more color combinations/variations to pick from. It may also be worn by both male and female Sims!
7. Rogue: Valhallan’s “The Sims Medieval” Outfit Conversion
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Let’s imagine your Sim is more of a flexible worn-leather sort of guy/gal/non-binary friend than a hefty chain-mail kind of guy/gal/non-binary pal.
Valhallan has you covered as well.
Similarly to the Champion, this developer grabbed the mesh for the Rogue clothing from The Sims Medieval spin-off game.
And, like the other conversion, this one is spot-on.
This suit also comes in seven additional color combinations/variations, each of which looks just as wonderful.
In The Sims 4, the many textures and tiny elements of this clothing truly stand out. I switched off Laptop Mode only to appreciate how it looked on my Sims, and I was not disappointed.
Given the environment (and name), this gear is most likely designed for slimmer, more acrobatic builds. However, I applied it to my broad-shouldered Male Sims and they looked great.
8. Natalia-Medieval Auditore’s Cloaks
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Your Sim may stand broodingly on the brink of a cliff as his cloak whips about dramatically in the wind, just like Luke Skywalker.
In fact, isn’t it a common trait among dramatic and/or moody characters?
The windswept cloak, with or without hood.
And that’s precisely what Natalia-CC Auditore’s is: a thick textured cloak with a hood that your Sim may wear to spice up their medieval-fantasy ensemble.
If you’re going to download and install Valhallan’s Champion or Rogue clothing, you may as well add some useful draped finery to the mix.
The cloak comes in four different versions, each with 38 different colors.
Each variety has its own flair and taste, but the most noticeable change is the cloak and hood size. The cloak may be worn with the hood down for a more casual, accessible appearance (this is my personal preference).
Valhallan’s Teldrassil: Night Elf Ears (World of Warcraft)
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The length of these ears may be a bit… off-putting if you’re not acquainted with the World of Warcraft game (and associated series).
Even though I understood what I’d downloaded, I’ll confess that they were nonetheless unsettling in-game.
These unique Night Elf ears by Valhallan are wonderful if you’re a WoW fan, or if you simply want Elven ears that don’t fit the mold (this is the group I fall into).
After a time, I became used to the length and greatly loved experimenting with various hairstyles to complement the appearance.
Fun fact: they look fantastic with long, thick hair. The ends protrude majestically.
They do make your Sim appear more Druin than Elf in certain angles, but it’s still a really nice aesthetic.
Severinka’s SnowQueen Castle Objects
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You may as well go all out if you’re going to construct your Maiden (Sim) of Ice a crystal dwelling from which they can carry out their frigid reign.
There are two pieces in Severinka’s ice furniture set. But they’re both one-of-a-kind pieces that would look great in the throne chamber of a cunningly chilly queen.
One is a stunning ice throne with frozen tendrils sprouting from the rear (making it way more intimidating than it would be without).
The other is a tall mirror crafted from broken ice fragments.
It’s a frighteningly lovely effect.
11. Lunanelfeah’s Malygos Crystal Set
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If the ice throne and shard mirror from the previous item aren’t enough to adorn your Winter Witch’s freezing stronghold, lunanelfeah has a new décor set that you may like.
This set includes five gorgeous ornamental crystals, each of which is available in eight different hues (save the fifth).
Is it intended for them to be magical? The crystals include a lightmap that enables them to shine ever-so-slightly in weaker light, although the developer doesn’t mention so explicitly in the description.
They might be mistaken for ice crystals since they’re multi-faceted and stand erect like stalagmites (especially if colored white or light blue).
However, they’d look great in just about any other fantasy environment that requires it (caves, alien worlds, crystal lands, etc.)
The fifth form, which resembles a swirly sundae in an egg cup, might represent a dragon’s or magical being’s egg.
Alternatively, you may place multiples in various places and allow the overall mystic and enigmatic mood do the talking.
It’s all up to you.
12. Natalia-Auditore Owl Shoulder Acc
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Here’s another from Natalia-Auditore. And this is a unique and original notion that I had never idea was possible.
Companion animals as accessories? If you want them to be interactive, modding could be a better option.
But what if all you want to do is snap some great fantasy-themed photos?
This is sheer brilliance.
This Owl accessory is great for any Sim who is a druid with a devoted animal guide, a quiet warrior of the woods, or even an Elven ranger (since those guys usually seem to have bird partners for passing messages).
Take a peek at the sample photographs (and at my disgruntled Champion). This flightless computer-generated owl flying just over their shoulder has a fantastic impact.
Sure, the flying owl may act strangely while playing (because to its constant suspended flight).
But the owl perched calmly on the shoulder? Both in photographs and in-game, it seems to be genuine.
Pyxis’ Gossamer – Fairy Stuff is number thirteen.
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One of the CC CAS bundles that piqued my interest was this one.
Pyxis’ Gossamer is a novel perspective on faeries that I didn’t expect to see done so nicely.
The developer intended them to resemble wonderful, glittering, “otherworldly insects” rather than the Tinkerbell/Ferngully-type little people that Disney has established as the norm.
Personally, I believe they got it right.
The description of bug-like or insect-like matches to a T with the proper skintones, clothing, setting, build, and additional bespoke CAS items.
Sure, the fairy dust and airy wings are quite standard.
But then you see the bespoke complex, multi-faceted eyes, and antennae, and you think to yourself, “Damn. That’s a little unusual.”
It is, in fact.
A gorgeous skin gradient (that functions like blush), lipstick and lip highlights, complex “bug” eyes, two distinct antennae (moth or butterfly), and delicate gossamer wings are all included in the kit.
My favorite parts of the new equipment are the eyes and antennae.
They’re really one-of-a-kind, and they’re lovely in-game!
14. Natalia Auditore’s Dragon Queen Set
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So it took a little investigating, but I eventually figured out where the author got the inspiration for this outfit.
It’s one of Alexstrasza’s (World of Warcraft’s Dragonqueen) several armors.
It’s the one that’s more (hum) conservative.
Although, if my memory serves me well, she normally wears it in a flaming blood-red.
But the preview photographs piqued my interest, and I believe I’d appreciate it just as much in emerald green.
Aside from the backstory, this armor looks really royal.
Because the detail is so outstanding, the extraction and conversion must have gone off without a hitch. It’s a lot, from the armband designs to the gigantic epaulettes (which don’t seem to be particularly practical, but we’re not giving points for practicality here) to the appealing gold lines on the big chest piece…
It’s a lot, and I can’t believe such high-quality information is available for free.
Let’s not even talk about the robe and horns.
P.S. While the default style is Female, Male Sims may also wear it.
15. Severinka’s Fantasy Forest CC Set
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Severinka’s Fantasy Forest set has mushrooms that appear like they belong in Wonderland or Neverland.
They’re brightly colored and vibrantly attractive, with cushy-looking heads and forms that seem to fit small fluttering ankle-biters nicely.
But that’s what the author claims, and I’m pleased to report that it works.
I was scared that the extreme saturation might make them seem too trippy. My suspicions, however, were unjustified. In-game, they’re rather lovely.
Furthermore, I’m glad the developer kept them tiny since it gives the gamers more alternatives.
You may enlarge them to make a mythical forbidden forest (the sort where people are seduced into entering and then vanish forever), or leave them at their default proportions to make a more portable faerie forest. The latter gives the impression that your Sim is renting out their garden to thumb-sized faeries.
16. Satterlly’s “Yennefer with Stuffed Unicorn” pose set
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I’m not sure what the designer means when he says, “Yes, that unicorn,” since I’m not familiar with The Witcher franchise (never played the game, never seen the series).
Maybe someone can shed some light on this for me.
Regardless, the stuffed unicorn is a fantastic bit of taxidermy in The Sims 4. It’s also a brilliant method to add unicorns to your game without having to download a lot of Pets modifications and sliders (I usually have issues downloading mods that make my Sim’s dog into a gorgeous thoroughbred beast). I’m not sure why. Perhaps unicorns aren’t intended for me).
The positions themselves are very stunning.
Your Sim might give off varied moods depending on what you dress them up as.
In general, the stances seem ethereal and dramatic. Sim, the model in the creator’s shot, seems to be quite kind and graceful. It has a wild friend-of-the-forest sense about it.
I tried the postures on my armored Sim and got a look like “famous warrior relaxing on their way to their next adventure.”
It all depends on your goals, in my opinion.
17. ratboysims’ Star Skin Skintones + Facepaint
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Do you want to give your alien Sims an extraterrestrial appearance?
The Star Skin Skintones + Facepaint combination by Ratboysims is the solution.
This lovely CAS collection includes 18 new skintones and 4 facepaint elements for creating ethereal-looking Sims from the stars.
Do you desire a wide range of aliens? You receive a wide range of aliens.
Because Martians with green skin and space invaders with blue skin are so early 2000s.
This custom skin pack includes “Eclipse” skintones (which have dark, rich colors) and “Pluto” skintones (which have brighter, more vivid, and saturated colors).
There’s also the “Cluster” facepaint to go along with the new skin.
It’s a Face Makeup item that adds a speckling of stars and small galaxies to the face of your cosmic Sim. There are four distinct designs, each with two variations: a faded option and a whiter, sharper, more noticeable style.
The stars, in my opinion, look fantastic on the darker Eclipse skintones. But it doesn’t rule out the possibility of them looking fantastic on Pluto’s skins.
Take a look at the preview image — it’s very stunning.
Tekri’s Siren Ears (#18)
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I believe it’s fantastic that Mermaid Sims may switch between two distinct forms, each of which has a completely different appearance.
In fact, I like how even the vanilla TS4 mermaids may take on the appearances of sharks, sirens, and other really terrifying deep-sea animals (since not everyone wants to be Ariel). Some people desire to appear like the legendary sirens (the ones that devour men for supper).
These unique ears will be a great addition to your modifications folder if you want to make your half-fish-half-Sim a bit fishier.
They’re lovely, exquisite, and remind me of angelfish fins: fragile and delicate, yet no less useful.
Tektri’s CC set is available in two styles: bare and pierced.
Because of the jewelry, the pierced ears seem more royal, while the plain ears have a more natural attractiveness (as natural as mermaids can be, anyway).
They were designed to match your Sim’s skin tone as well. However, it’s unknown whether it’ll work for bespoke skins or insane recolors.
If you’re a human, they’ve also provided some optional (but useful) CC. Sim’s ears are pushing their way through Siren’s. All of them include a link in their description!
19. Weepingsimmer’s Nenps Fish Scales Recolor
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If tekri’s Siren Ears are a little too noticeable for your Siren! How about something that might pass for a tattoo, Sim? Or maybe some body paint?
Because, in terms of CAS, that’s what these scales are.
They’re full-body cosmetic scales that may be used as Tattoos or Face Makeup to transform your Sim into an intriguing half-human beauty from the sea.
The scales are lovely, delicate, shimmering skin embellishments that look well on dark complexions (as you can see in the preview photo).
And believe me when I say that they look just as well (if not better) on lighter skin tones.
The effect of applying purple scales to my light-blue-skinned Siren!Sim was too lovely.
Because the scales may be used as eyeliner, eyeshadow, blush, or facepaint, the designer includes several.package files for download.
It all depends on the additional cosmetics you want to use with it.
However, you must download the tattoo.package file in addition to the other.package file of your choosing, since the scales need the tattoo version to function.
20. Natalia-Fish Auditore’s King M/F Costume
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It’s also OK if you want to go all out and throw subtlety out the window.
Just go full-on “Creature of the Deep” and let the people to figure it out.
This custom outfit was made by Natalia-Auditore, who is one of my favorite Sims CC developers for all things fanciful, medieval, and lovely.
This Fish King costume combines tekri’s Siren Ears with weepingsimmer’s Nenps Fish Scales to create a spiky, spiny, and scaly fish-human hybrid with fins, feet, and plenty of chutzpah.
This one-of-a-kind outfit has stunning color schemes, intricate craftsmanship, and flawless in-game execution.
It has a certain beauty to it, as well as a certain danger. The sort that can only survive in the ocean’s uncharted depths.
It’s definitely chilly, but in a good way.
To truly spice up Sulani life, put them on a couple of townies.
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