Magia de Apoyo - Spanish
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About this mod Machine translation
Interested in playing a legendary sorcerer character, but you see your minions getting killed or incapacitated right after them, then asking you to kill them? , as this mod adds spell improvements, repairs and fights with fans, pruning heals, and is invoked as a ruthless guardian who can heal you and your minions.
Added spells focus on the role of support and can heal while still fighting to defend themselves.
But why?
Some of us like to play healers (from time to time), some tend to play support roles in RPGs and find it very unsatisfying in Skyrim. This mod is designed to improve supported characters and various playstyles without reducing gameplay values or altering files.
What kind of spells does this mod have?
I'm glad you asked, because that doesn't concern you ;-)
They are:
Group Armor Spells (Changed): All armor spells except Dragonhide now have group opponents. Reward your tolerance for boredom with more durable allies!
Blessing (Restoration) - Blessing is a unique 15-minute buff that increases health, stamina, and mana regeneration. As the mod develops, the variety of these benefits will increase.
Group Healing (Recovery) - Focused treatment. Starts healing nearby allies for 20 and you for 15. These spells burn undead. The scales act like a normal healing spell. Advanced versions can be found around level 50 restorations. Health Siphon: A concentrated health drain that heals nearby allies and you to a lesser extent. Starts dealing/healing 25 points of damage per second. Use and scale xp to scale to restore/destroy. High-level versions can be found around a level of 50
-Light Grating (Restoration): You shoot a beam of light that burns enemies or heals allies. It does a little extra damage to undead and demons, and more damage to vampires. Grants xp for recovery/destruction. A friendly vampire will save some damage. Advanced versions can be found around level 75 restorations.
Curse/Condemn Enemy (Recovery): Lasts for 1 minute, the enemy target is cursed and takes continuous damage. Starts at 10 damage, scales and grants xp recovery/destruction. Condemnation can cause more harm over time.
Summon the Restless Guardian (Restoration): Summons a healing assistant for 3 minutes. He heals every few seconds, and he heals when the player reaches level 99. Using this spell will restore xp/spell. Your spells now scale with your level.
Atronach (Conjuration): These spells use the atronach element of your choice to heal and damage any blocking enemies. They must work as normal destruction spells for their type and are awarded two magic schools XP.
Wind Gelido (Destruction): Wind Gelido instantly deals cold damage to enemies and heals allies over time. This is actually an ice storm with small area effect healing. Not great for direct healing, but a friendly hit with this spell is a blessing.
All spells are sold by the vendor of their type.
If you're wondering what the best way to use a spell is, the golden rule is that negative effects are for hostiles, and non-hostile ones are positive.
Cure damages undead, and light spells deal extra damage to vampires (in addition to the extra damage to all undead and demons).
If you are a vampire (or other form of undead), healthy drainage is your only option.
People don't have to be your followers to receive these benefits, so you can find healers for random encounters.
Some damage effects have the benefits of fire damage but may not show the improvement in the description.
Hopefully these spells will help you enjoy your healing experience in Skyrim! They should at least add some flavor without taking anything away.
The image is raw (mods) as I have RAM and 1GB of Skyrim takes up a little more than half of me, I apologize for that.
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
- Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
- Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.
Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.