Improved Dragonplate Armor
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About this mod Machine translation
Makes Dragonplate armor stronger than raw iron armor, so useful for getting the Dragonsmith perk.
I always liked having mods like this before. Back when I didn't know how to make mods, I searched for a mod that made dragon armor stronger than daedric, but couldn't find one. So I made this mod. I really prefer dragon armor to other armors, especially when the Dragonborn DLC was released, because when you wear the full set of dragon armor and the way you use Shout Dragon, it makes me prefer dragons.
I also added a Dragonplate Warrior near the Gjukars monument, which is hostile, but is good if you want to use the Dragonplate armor early like me, but the Dragonplate Warrior is not recommended for low level players as he has a level of 45 (here we can find Dragonplate armor/weapons) and the maximum level is 250.
He has the same resistances/perks and spells as the Ebony Warrior, with some exceptions:
He has no healing spells/healing potions and no magic spells.
He knew the form of the dragon shouting and breathing fire.
He doesn't have the reflex strikes and paralysis that weapons bring.
He is immune to the instant kill, ruthless power of Mehrunes' razor, and is immune to resurrection spells like necromancy.
Apart from
In addition to dropping all gems, his drops are the same as the Ebony Warrior: instead of dropping all gems, he drops 10 Flawless Diamonds, 10 Gold Ingots, and 10 Black Soul Gems.
He lost 5,000 gold,
He dropped 10 Zalingen, 10 daedric hearts and 1 human heart.
He also dropped 250 locks
hook. He wears a full set of unique enchanted dragon plate armor and weapons.
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