Nope. They also don't have the range of skin tones commonly referred to as black. Giving them either (scales, black skin tone) changes them, and makes them something they're not.



Nobody was yelling about wanting the tan darker so they could make nonexistent "black Nords," either- so what would I complain about?



Because you're insisting there's something "wrong" with Bethesda defining their world their way.



That goes for 99% of the characters created in Oblivion, thanks to FaceGen. :shrug:



You can already appear that way, and always could. By playing a Redguard.

I see what he asking for, and the arguments are quite funny.
@vespaman i see that you want to be able to alter the skin tone a lot better(realisticly, darker shades?) But keeping the Nord lore, of course cause that will never change, and body style and all that preset stuff. And again just have him black due to "better" skin tones. Making him realistically black. Of course for your own personal reason. I don't se nothing wrong, or having the right taken away to make a "black Nord". Just hope for better skin tones in the character customization.

I wouldn't mind making me an Imperial that looks a bit like Akon. After a successful battle with a Giant I'd be singing Soul Survivor.lol.

Oh, good grief! I'm just going to lock this topic now and figure out in which order to be offended by most of the responses here. Maybe the delay before I start handing out warnings will enable you to google a picture of Ben Harper and wait while your brain explodes from the DOES ... NOT ... COMPUTE of composite ethnic features.