It took me eight attempts to achieve the near perfect female Mage. For some reason the character in which I was creating was not appearing as I created in the game. It may be that the more creative you get the harder it is for the game to project the image in game and in cut scenes.
Here is the result of my endeavor: Jena Trevelyan and again.
Uh, put meshes on high if you can because that plastic hair is just weird.
I lost count of how many times I've remade my male Inquisitor. Looks good in CC, then in game....holy ****, what kind of...no. Still remaking him actually. I hate myself. Bye xo.
Took me twenty restarts before I managed to get a look I was happy with.
I had to create Eavan 6 times. Had to keep track of what looked good and what looked strange.
I found out quickly not to mess to much with the jaw or cheeks.
Yeah the jaw, cheeks and chin are a pain for me.
I utterly fail when it comes to cheeks and cheekbones. Everything else I'm okay at.
I had to create Eavan 6 times. Had to keep track of what looked good and what looked strange.
I found out quickly not to mess to much with the jaw or cheeks.
I like the face, and the hair is one choice which is shoulder-long.
Unfortunately... It also has sideburns (visible on the left side). 
It took me eight attempts to achieve the near perfect female Mage. For some reason the character in which I was creating was not appearing as I created in the game. It may be that the more creative you get the harder it is for the game to project the image in game and in cut scenes.
Here is the result of my endeavor: Jena Trevelyan and again.
Only eight?
Come back when you reach 20 attempts.
Yes, I am still bitter about that.
I gave up trying to make a female human mage after my 99th attempt, but made a pretty little male mage first go.
Let's face it, Bioware have a thing against woman, they seem to be more into men. 
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