Enemy's Revenge 1.95 fix
敌人的报仇1.95修复
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About this mod Machine translation
Fixed and rebalanced Enemy Revenge.
Original mods"
All thanks to MyEvergreenHometown.
Make Skyrim a better game!
Differences from the original 1.95 and 2.20 versions are:
Not all enemies level up with the player. Most enemies will be upgraded with the Player in version 2.20. Sometimes it's powerful.
Drago Warlock now has a loot item. (gold and jewelry).
Supports unofficial patched versions of Skyrim Legends.
Holy damage and Shadow damage rebalanced (enchantments cost more).
Dragons now have dual lives and can be balanced against other enemies.
Dragon's Breath now creates walls of fire and ice.
Add some functionality to Boss Type/Named Enemy (not all Boss Enemy in 1.95)
Replace Telvani with Priest Robe in NPC (Boss type) with Priest Outfit in Priest Outfit (Dragonborn) so it can loot instantly.
All Dragon Priests now have special abilities that are now balanced with other Dragon Priests. (Not all older versions of enchanted Dragon Priests).
All defenders and civil war NPCs are leveling up with the Player. Start from level 25-150. (But no skills, just harder to kill). :)
With Player Player's Guard Leveling, they are better able to resist vampire attacks.
Tulius, Galmar, Ulfric and Rikke are now more powerful. Rikke now uses ebony weapons in the field.
All unique spells for reborn monsters are no longer permanent. Now looks like a power-up spell (eg: mage armor or illusion support spell). Make it more realistic.
Repair blackface bug.
The Dark and Holy Blades of Protema and Night Eagle have been moved to their treasure chests. (Because sometimes it doesn't generate correctly).
Fixed unnamed enemies.
There's more... (forget it).
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