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To all those going through the long way of doing this... and to those that couldn't come out with a good Fortify Enchanting enchantment... and to those that tried to boost the natural enchantment limits.
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Surprised no-one has thought of this....
There are several ESPs that change the Enchanter's Elixir from 25% for 60 sec to 50% (up to 1000%) for 300 sec. Pick only one.
The baseID is 39D12, assuming that you haven't installed a mod that changes the elixir's baseID.
Installation is easy: 1)Download the file 2)Extract the .zip folder 3)Pick the percentage you want 4)Place in Skyrim's Data folder 5)Start your game and/or mod manager 6)Select the ESP you chose 7)Play the game 8)Endorse :) (This step is optional, but very much appreciated)
Required:
Skyrim.esm Update.esm v 1.4
This mod will conflict with anything that messes with the AlchFortifyEnchant effect and modifies the Enchanter's Elixir's effect.