Adamantite-Overhaul

Adamantite-Overhaul

Adamant is a streamlined, revitalizing overhaul designed to enhance every aspect of the Skyrim experience. It revolutionizes the game's 18 skill trees to provide players with engaging choices and a smooth transition from start to finish. While Adamant does increase the total number of perks in the game, it avoids bloat, creep, and power creep by balancing the reward selection around vanilla perks. Like many modern revitalization overhauls, it provides support for popular playstyles that are underutilized in vanilla games, such as shouting, staff, and unmanned combat.

In order to perfect my previous work, Adamant needed to install "Mysticism - Magic Overhaul". This allowed me to introduce new perks in the most straightforward way to support spells like Hex, Reflected Light, and Silence.

feature

Completely overhauled all 18 perk trees

Balance Vanilla Perk Gains

Popular features like magic scaling and sneak attack spells

Stealth Archers are more powerful than ever

Lightweight and compatible

Almost completely scriptless with no impact on performance

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alchemy

Alchemy is the craft of brewing magic potions and deadly poisons.

Leveling Alchemy now generally reduces the tedium involved in this skill. The more ingredients you collect from each plant, the longer the potions and poisons last, and you can make more potions from the same amount of ingredients. Experimenters are easy to obtain, so not only can you Google them, but you no longer have to choose between potions and poisons.

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Transformation

Changing the academy involves manipulation of the physical world. This skill makes it easier to cast spells like Breathing Water, Slow, and Stoneflesh.

Now, invest in novice, apprentice, adept, expert, and master perks to increase the duration of the modification. Additionally, these perks now reduce the cost of all alter spells by 10%, instead of just reducing the cost of a few spells by 50%. This removes the artificial layering present in vanilla magic, lowers the opportunity cost of using high-level spells, and encourages players to invest in Magicka.

Overall, the change perks focus on improving flesh and shield spells and providing bonuses to players wearing robes. Mage armor has been streamlined, and other perks provide bonuses to Magicka Regeneration and spell casting when wearing robes. Some perks focus on spells that directly improve flesh and shields, and will work regardless of the caster's armor. These perks add additional bonuses to flesh and shield spells, increase their duration, and even allow them to affect summons and allies.

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archery

Archery skills control the use of bows and arrows, which can be used to shoot from long distances.

Archery perks have been moved, making quality-of-life perks more accessible and perks that bring fantastic effects like slowing down time higher. Additionally, the buggy-crippling capstone has been replaced with a perk suitable for stealth archers and combat archers. Critical damage now makes more sense, investing in Marksman will increase critical damage as well as normal damage.

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piece

Blockade skills control the use of weapons and shields to defend against external attacks.

Retuned chunks of perks so that perks that work with weapons are not locked behind perks that only work with shields. Additionally, "Fast Reflection" is higher up in the tree. Something as incredible (and fun) as slowing down time should be the pinnacle, and it already is. Eventually, an optional perk will provide more weapon blocking effectiveness to make up for issues with the way the game calculates weapon blocking.

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abnormal

The School of Magic involves the resurrection of the dead and the summoning of forgotten creatures. This skill makes it easier to cast spells like Bind Sword, Resurrect Zombies, and Summon Fire Aronaki.

Now, spend points in the Novice, Apprentice, Adept, Adept, and Master feats to increase the …