All styles of dragon stuff
All styles with dragon statistics
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All styles with dragon statistics
One of my favorite mods for Oldrim is that all armor has Dragonplate and Dragonscale stats, as well as Dragonbone stats for all weapons.
A way to have the strongest armor and weapons, but in the style you like.
For example, I like Daedric armor and ebony weapons. I also really like light armor, but there are already mods that make Daedric light, so I didn't do that here.
My initial thought was not because someone had done it on Oldrim, but I didn't see an SSE.
This is not a port, I created the plugin in CK from scratch and tested it in the game. I made all the armor in the game, tested tempering and textures. If the textures in the photos interest you, scroll to the bottom of this page. I'll link to them.
I copied all the heavy and light armor in the game and gave them the armor ratings of Dragonplate and Dragonscale respectively. Include their tempering formula so they can exercise.
I wanted to keep this simple...but when I was messing around in CK I discovered another thing that annoys me.
I'm always told that there is an "Elven" armor and an "Elven Light" armor, but there is no difference. So I also turned the regular "elven" armor into heavy armor. They weigh a little less than dwarves and they say 'DP' in the title to keep everything even.
Additionally, gilding offers more protection than regular elven armor.
As a result, if one opens it in CK, all armor and weapons are listed as their respective items, with "DUPLICATExxx" at the end.
I changed the armor class and price of Daedric and Dragon - I think, it's one of the most widely used mods for switching the stats of both. If you want a mod that just does that, there are plenty of them.
In fact, due to a minor screw-up that I was too lazy to fix, Dragon Board is slightly stronger than vanilla Skyrim.
Base armor rating is 56 instead of 52.
Stalhrim already had dragon stats, so I adjusted the heavy Stalhrim to match the ~new~Dragon stats. I didn't adjust the price.
They are named:
Iron DP Armor
Steel DP boots
Glass DS Armor
You get it. I made this so the matching sets would be located near each other.
DP =Dragon Board (heavy armor)
DS = Dragon Scale (Light Armor)
These weapons have also been completed. I copied the weapons and increased the damage rating to their Dragon or Stalhrim equivalents.
Their names are similar to the armor, as follows:
Daedric DB Bow
Orc DB Battle Ax
Glass DB Tomahawk
etc.
DB = keel
I did not adjust the wooden bow.
Texture test:
Molten Glass Armor and Weapons
Fire Dragonbone Armor (Oldrim Link; texture still works)
black steel armor
Dark steel plate armor
Daedric armor and weapon improvements
Black and gold ebony armor (unused but complementary: black and gold ebony weapons)
evil elf armor
Highly Recommended Elven Armor and Weapons Alternative: Genuine Moonstone Elf Armor and Weapons
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One of my favorite mods for Oldrim had Dragonplate and Dragonscale stats on all the armors, and Dragonbone stats for all weapons.
A way to have the strongest armor and weapons, but use your preferred style.
For instance, I love Daedric armor and Ebony weapons. I also really like light armor, but there's already mods that make Daedric light so I didn't do that here.
It wasn't originally my idea since someone did it on Oldrim, however I didn't see one for SSE.
This isn't a port, I created the plugin in CK from scratch and tested it in game. I made all the armors in the game, tested the tempering and textures. If the textures in the photos interest you, scroll to the bottom of this page. I will link to them.
I duplicated all heavy and light armor originally in the game and gave them the armor rating of Dragonplate and Dragonscale, respectively. Including their tempering recipes so they can be tempered.
I wanted to keep this mod simple... Yet, as I was messing around in CK, I found another thing that bugged me.
It always bugged me that there was an 'Elven' armor and an ' …
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