and candlelight armor
Create two new enchantments: "Glory" and "Infinite Magic Light". As you'd expect, "Glow" adds a constant light around the character, while "Magic Light" adds a permanent candlelight that lasts until you unequip the item.
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Create two new enchantments: "Glory" and "Infinite Magic Light". As you'd expect, "Glow" adds a constant light around the character, while "Magic Light" adds a permanent candlelight that lasts until you unequip the item.
I've picked up my old sword and shield to travel across Skyrim again, but I find it tedious to have to repeatedly put them back and take out my torch so I can actually see, only to have another spider instantly appear and force me to put down my torch and re-equip my sword and shield for 2 seconds of combat. It's an endless struggle.
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This mod adds two new enchantments: "Glory" and "Infinite Magic Light". As you'd expect, "Glow" adds a constant dark glow around the character, while "Magic Light" adds a permanent candlelight that lasts until you unequip the item. I've turned down the brightness of the Phantom Candle effect so that it doesn't blind you in bright places, but both can still become annoying when traveling through snowy areas on a bright sunny day, so I wouldn't recommend applying the Phantom effect to equipment you wear regularly.
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The aura is not as bright as the torch, only bright enough for use in dungeons, and less noticeable during the day. Of course, you could also add multiple instances of the enchantment for a stronger effect, but I don't know how good that would look.
To learn both enchantments, venture to the Statue of Meridian. There you'll find an unusual chest at its base, containing two necklaces, each with an enchantment. You can either simply use the necklace or break it down and apply the stones to any shield or jewelry you want.
Like all mods I make, it's extremely lightweight and doesn't add any meshes or scripts.
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I've taken up my old sword and shield to adventure through Skyrim once more, but I found it tedious having to repeatedly put them back down to take out my torch so I could actually see, only for another spider to immediately reappear and force me to put down my torch and reequip my sword and shield for a 2 second battle. It was an endless struggle.
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This mod adds two new enchantments called: "Radiance" and "Infinite Magelight". Radiance adds a constant dim light around your character and Magelight, as you would expect, adds a permanent Candlelight that persists until you unequip the item. I've toned down the brightness of the Candlelight effect from the enchantment so it doesn't blind you in brightly lit areas, but both can still become annoying while traversing snowy areas during a bright and sunny day so I recommend not applying the enchantment to equipment you wear constantly.
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The aura is not quite as bright as a torch, just enough to be useful in dungeons and not be very noticeable during the day. You can also, of course, add multiple instances of the enchantment for a stronger effect, but I don't know how good this would look.
To learn the two enchantment, venture to the Statue of Meridia. There, you will find an Unusual Chest at it's base which contains two necklaces, each with one of the enchantments. You can either simply use the necklace or you can disenchant them and apply the enchantments to any shield or jewelry you'd like.
Like all the mods I make, it is extremely light weight and does not add any meshes or scripts.
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.