I recently started playing with the unofficial patch that has the Staff of Jyrik give you a buff (increased magika and regen). I really like this addition and I find that it changes the way I play my mage from a 2 handed casting spam to a more sustainable play-style. I want to see if anyone knows of a mod that adds more of these buffs to the staffs.I found but it seems like it has been abandoned and I am not sure if it is up to date and compatible with PerMa.
Does anyone have an idea if it is still good to go or not?
Skyrim: Special Edition is finally here, and fans are wasting no time in experimenting with all the mods it has to offer. From adding god-mode to entire player-created expansions, mods can (and do) completely change the way Skyrim is played.For the millions of players who have already poured hundreds of hours into Bethesda's open world RPG, that's a good thing. It makes an old game new once more. But which mods have prove to be the most popular thus far?That's what this list is for.
Whether you're playing on Xbox One or PS4, this collection of some of Skyrim: Special Edition's most popular mods should help you get started experiencing Skyrim for the first time all over again. PS4 ModsDue to Sony's more restrictive mod policy, players on PS4 won't find the custom made weapons, brand new spells and player made storylines that can be found on Xbox One. But that doesn't mean there isn't plenty of fun to be had.
Here are some of the current most popular mods for PS4 gamers:This mod modifies the game's existing 'Legendary' difficulty by not only making it far easier to be killed in combat, but so that enemies are much easier to kill as well. The result is a fast-paced combat that focuses on careful planning and precision, rather than running wildly swinging one's sword. If you've ever been disappointed by the loot from a slain dragon or a treasure chest at the end of a dungeon, this mod is for you. It adds far better rewards for certain activities and updates the game's various loot tables. Simple and sweet.If you've become bored with Skyrim's loading screens, this is a popular mod for you. With Lore Based Loading Screens installed, you can brush up on your Elder Scrolls lore while waiting for the game to load.
Each lore tidbit has been hand selected and editing by some of the best and brightest in the Elder Scrolls lore community, so you know they've got their facts straight.It's no surprise that a cheat mod would be popular, but this mod is a little misleading. It doesn't exactly allow players to do anything as its name implies. Instead, this mod adds a nearly unlimited number of crafting ingredients towards the beginning of the game alongside a ring that gives the player far great carrying capacity.It's never fun hunting for a merchant to sell all your most valuable items to, so this mod makes a simple fix to the game to eliminate that issue.
Every merchant will have 10,000 gold available for buying all of your rare weapons and items, resulting in a big payday for you.And simple mod that adds another level of graphical detail to an already visually upgraded game. With this mod player gear will become wet after swimming or standing in the rain. If you've been outside in the snow for a certain amount of time, your weapons and armor will have an added layer of frost. Xbox One ModsThere are a huge number of mods available on Xbox One. There is some crossover between popular mods on both consoles, but many of Xbox One's most popular Skyrim mods involve player made creations ranging from new weapons and races to whole new areas to explore.Vanilla Skyrim forces players to load when entering the game's larger cities, effectively cutting players off from the rest of the game world when doing so. This popular mod makes it so no loading screens are required upon venturing to the game's large towns, making for a more connected, cohesive and immersive Skyrim experience.This is a simple quality of life mod that is a no brainer.
All it does is fix many of the various bugs and glitches left unfixed by Bethesda itself. Why wouldn't you download this?Relationship Dialogue OverhaulConversations in Skyrim can often feel stilted and robotic. This mod fixes that problem by adding more than 5,000 new lines of dialogue for NPCs, largely focused on spouses, rivals, friends and followers. The creators achieved this by taking existing dialogue within the game and editing them together to form all new dialogue responses, making this a must have mod.Looking for some new spells to sling? This is the mod for you. 'Apocalypse - Magic of Skyrim' adds 155 new spells to the game with high quality custom effects and animations.
The new spells can also be found in various scrolls and staves throughout the game, so even non-magic focused players can take the new abilities for a spin.For the Skyrim player who's already done everything the game has to offer, allow us to present 'The Forgotten City'. This popular mod is a player-made expansion pack for Bethesda's RPG that tasks players with solving a murder-mystery deep in an ancient and forgotten underground city. Featuring an original score, professionally voice acted dialogue, a 6-8 hour length and multiple endings, it's the perfect mod for a Skyrim player looking for a fresh new experience to keep them occupied.Wondering how to get all these mods up and running?
Be sure to read our mod installation guide.
☼ Staves of Skyrim ☼A Staff Mod for TES V: Skyrim☼ Features ☼= 30 New Staves added to the game! = 15 new models and textures, plus new textures for the default models= Defensive Staves! = No longer feel your mage has to carry a shield around to defend against swordsmen= Staff Conversion! = Convert your staff between a Defensive Staff and a Magic Staff on the fly. Recharge your staff with your magicka instead of soul gems= New Perks! = Enhance your mage’s defensive abilities with new Perks in the Block Tree= Enhanced abilities for daedric and special staves! = Convert to a defensive staff, illuminate, or recharge back to a magic staff at will☼ Where to get the new staves ☼1- Kill enemy casters.
The staves have been added to the leveled lists of enemy mages, warlocks and other casters as well as some chests.2- Crafting. All staves have crafting recipes, and will unlock as you unlock the material-appropriate Smithing perk.3- Vendors. Staves have been added to the leveled lists of magic vendors, such as Court Wizards and the Mage’s College. In addition, Rindirsen, a traveling staff vendor, has set up camp just outside the bridge to the Mage’s College to peddle his staves to aspiring mages.
The staves available will increase as you level up.☼ Requirements ☼Staves of Skyrim requires Skyrim Script Extender (SKSE) as of version 1.6. This is required to process the new staff conversion scripts.You can get SKSE here:If you not want to use SKSE, you don't have to; however, you will not be able to switch between Focused and Wild magics, and all Converted staves will default to Fireball/Icespike/Lightning Bolt.So, if you don't want to get SKSE, and don't mind using default staves - everything else in the mod will work just fine!☼ Defensive Staves ☼The Defensive Staves come in both Light and Heavy armor variants. A Light Armor staff is called a “Defender”, whereas a Heavy Armor staff is called a “Warstaff”.Staves are roughly equivalent to the the shield of the same material. So, the Elven Defender has approximately the same stats as an Elven Shield, and wooden staves being approximately like Leather.All staves have crafting recipes which unlock with the perks in the Smithing Tree.Staves are added to the leveled lists of caster enemies, so you should see them drop from time to time.☼ New Perks and Spells ☼New perks now sits alongside the old Block tree (and are governed by the Block skill).Most Block perks affect both your staff and your shield.
In general, physical perks, mostly located on the shield-shaped side of the Block tree, give full effect to shields and half effect to staves. Magical perks, mostly located on the staff-shaped side of the Block tree give full effect to staves and half effect to shields. Some perks affect both, and the top-tier perks are staff and shield only, respectively. In addition to Block perks specifically for your staff, the tree unlocks new spells to make your staff even more versatile. These spells are also available in Spell Tomes from Rindirsen, the staff vendor in Winterhold, though they are quite expensive to buy.Illumination Staves:Illuminate your staff to light up dark areas by casting Illuminate Staff. Cast Illuminate Staff again to turn it off.
An Illuminated Staff is not a re-skinned torch, and can still be used to Block/Bash just like a shield.Charged Staves:Convert your staff to shoot Fire/Frost/Shock magic for 300 magicka. Cast the spell again to recharge your staff. No need to use Soul Gems to recharge: your magicka recharges the staff. To convert a charged staff back to a Defensive Staff, use the “Discharge Staff” lesser power. This costs no magicka to cast, as is learned when you learn the “Illuminate Staff” power.In addition, Charged Staves synergize with both Destruction skill (to increase their damage done) and the Alteration Skill (which decreases the charge cost to cast).You cannot sell a Charged Staff. No vendor wants to take a staff that is bristling with elemental energy.
Discharge it first and convert back to a Defensive Staff to sell it.☼ Hotkeys ☼Due to the way the mod handles the charging/illumination of staves, you cannot hotkey a staff directly without it being lost at some point. To fix this, a new item should appear in your apparel inventory: = Create Defensive Staff Hotkey =With a Defensive Staff equipped, click on the = Create Defensive Staff Hotkey =, and a new item will appear, with the name of the Defensive Staff and the word = Hotkey = after it.This item will remain, even if you illuminate or charge your staff. Set this as a favorite, and assign a hotkey.
As long as you have at least 1 of the correct Defensive Staff in your inventory, activating the Hotkey Item will equip the appropriate staff.To remove individual Hotkey Items, simply drop the hotkey item from your inventory. The Create Hotkey item has a mesh, and will appear on the in the world when dropped. If you do not use Hotkeys, you can remove it this way (or by placing in a container). However, once it is unloaded from the game, you will need to use the console to re-add it. Into the console, type: help '= create'This should bring up a message in the console with the item number in parenthesis. Type: player.additem XXXXXX 1 with the item number in place of the 'X's☼ Compatibility ☼This mod may conflict with other mods that happen to alter the same leveled lists. It will also conflict with mods that change the Block Perk Tree.
Simply adjust the load order to change which mod gets priority.SkyRe: I use SkyRe myself, and normal Staves of Skyrim will overwrite SkyRe's Block Perks with SoS ones if loaded after SkyRe in the load order. If you want to use SkyRe's Block Perks, install the compatibility patch below, which merges the Block skill tree for both mods, and gives the feel and intent of SkyRe while still retaining much of the compatibility with staves.ACE Combat Skills: ACE should be fully compatible with Staves of Skyrim.
The modifications ACE makes to the combat system doesn't affect any of the Block perks or skill tree, so there are no conflicts between the two at this time.Artifact Balance Overhaul: ABO is also compatible, though you must load Staves of Skyrim.after. ABO. Since ABO adjusts staff descriptions you'll need to load SoS after in order for the scripts to work properly.☼ Optional Files Available on Skyrim Nexus ☼Current Optional Files:.SkyRe Compatibility version. Merges both SkyRe's Block Skill Tree Perks and Staves of Skyrim's Block Skill Tree Perks to bring you the best of both.
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Skyrim Staff Xp Mod
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Note that some of SkyRe's Block perks may not work with Staves.No Perk version. Does not add the new Block Perks or change the Block Tree. Vanilla perks are modified to be compatible with the new staves. Staff-side Perks/Spells/Abilities are available for sale from Rindirsen.☼ Acknowledgements ☼Special thanks to 747823 for making his staff models available for use.
They formed the base for several of the new models in this mod.☼ Latest Version ☼1.8 See full readme at Skyrim Nexus front page for changelog: IMPORTANT NOTE SKSE IS OPTIONAL: Converting Staves from Wild to Focused magicks, requires SKSE, which can be found at:Please download and install SKSE from:IF YOU DO NOT WANT TO USE SKSE, YOU DO NOT HAVE TO - however, you will not be able to switch between Focused and Wild magics, and all Converted staves will default to Fireball/Icespike/Lightning Bolt. So, if you don't want to get SKSE, and don't mind using basic charged staves - everything else in the mod will work just fine!- Older versions remain available at Skyrim Nexus.
Today we are talking to Dan Taylor, a professional level designer who has in the past worked for Eidos, Square Enix, Ubisoft, Rockstar (among others) on games such as Medal of Honor Heroes 2, Hitman: Sniper, or Shadow of the Tomb Raider. Dan - who started out as a modder for Morrowind, Skyrim, and Fallout New Vegas - has close to two decades of experience in the video game industry under his belt and his talk on Ten Principles for Good Level Design at the Game Developer's Conference 2013 is cu.