About this mod
Forgotten Magic Redone brings you some of the most comprehensive and intriguing spells for Skyrim to date! All new set of spells gain experience through use, and allow you to upgrade them in unique and exciting ways.
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While other magic mods oftentimes introduce hundreds of different spells (which can be a bit overwhelming) this mod takes a different approach. Forgotten Magic Redone provides a smaller set of spells, that partially complement each other, and tries to keep them balanced and immersive.
What makes this mod special is that the spells you use will level up with you and enable you to unlock some of the mysteries hidden within their scripts, bestowing new effects upon them as they grow stronger and stronger.
Those who want to use as many different spells as possible can use this mod alongside other popular magic mods without any problems.
Forgotten Magic Redone goes a long way towards achieving true complementary spell casting, by giving you the opportunity to master a set of spells that will cover your style of play, in your schools of magic, while unleashing a wealth of combined effects that will dazzle even the Archmage.
FEATURES
Forgotten Magic Redone adds 39 new spells to your game, each with 10 possible improvements to the spell, 390 improvements in total. The level of the spells is capped at 5. Spells gain experience as you use them, which allows you to unlock a new effect each time they level up. These improvements, as well as the spells themselves can be combined for potentially greater effects; it’s up to you to decide where your true power and nature lie.
In the MCM menu, under Forgotten Magic tab, you can view your spell experience, remaining points, and the talents available for that particular spell. Also, once you've used a spell enough for it to reach the next level, you will receive a small notification saying "Your spell has leveled up!" on the top left corner of your screen.
Spells gain experience each time you successfully cast them. For every level you gain within your spell, the required experience is increased by 1.5 (or by 2, for certain spells). Only the most dedicated will master their craft. The Dovahkiin possesses a certain advantage over the normal fair of mages and can spend a dragon soul to refund all talent points spent on a spell.
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Mystic spells: Arcane Weapon, Cursed Rune, Discord, Phantom Shroud, Spectral Missiles, Phantom Armor
Paladin spells: Divine Light, Holy Bolt, Divine Armor, Hammer of Justice
Warlock spells: Blight Curse, Necrosis, Void Bolt, Summon Deathguard, Deathly Pall, Nether Rift
Pyromancer spells: Fire Blast, Conflagrate, Meteor Shower, Doppelganger, Salamander Touch, Phoenix Strike
Cryomancer spells: Ice Lance, Frost Bomb, Ancient Lich, Frost Armor, Winter Woe, Glacial Fortress
Druid spells: Healing Touch, Seed of Life, Earthbound Weapon, Wild Mushroom, Veil of Nature, Wolf Pack
Electromancer spells: Stormstrike, Lightning Strike, Storm Armor, Skyfall, Electric Charge
IMPORTANT: The "Impact"-perk of the destruction-tree doesn't affect spells of this mod. This is intentional, because, quite frankly, the "Impact"-perk is overpowered.
Whenever you kill an enemy, there's a chance to find random spell book. A few of the easier spells can be purchased from a mage staying at the Bannered Mare in White Run; others can be bought from his associate wandering the roads between White Run and Markarth.
Should be compatible with everything. If you have found a mod that is not compatible, please let me know.
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