Ars Metallica

A collection of crafting mods I originally made for Bethesda.net as a rebalanced and PS4-friendly alternative to Ars Metallica.

This is a collection of handcrafted mods I originally made for Bethesda.net as a rebalanced and PS4-friendly alternative to Ars Metallica. You can use all-in-one files or select the files you want.

Quest: Extra Crafts

Craft armor! Clear the Falcon or the Forgotten Dungeon and craft weapons and armor! Become City's Tana and build their defenders

armor!

This mod allows the creation of many different items.

You can craft faction armor. Factions include:

Blade (requires completion of "Walls of Alduin")

Companion (requires completion of "Silver Hand")

dark brotherhood

Thieves Guild

Stormcloak (officer armor only; regular armor is refined

By becoming a tribe of Windhelm),

Dawnguard

Volkihar vampire

Penitus Oculatus (although not a faction you can join,

"Destroy the Dark Brotherhood!" will allow you to craft their armor. )

Cleaning up forgotten campsites allows you to craft forgotten equipment.

I changed their temper thanks to the new pre-release weapon recipes

Require. Axes and bows require a meal of bonemeal, while axes require

Quarrying. It's so stupid when they need steel

They were obviously made of bone.

Clearing falmer nests allows you to craft basic falmer armor

and weapons. The Glass Smithing perk will allow crafting

Improved variant.

Crafting Falmer Reinforced and Heavy Armor needs to be completed

Dawngaurd mission "Touch the Sky". These require advanced

The same goes for armor.

Become a city and can craft armor

corresponds to that specific city. Become a Wyndhem permitter

Craft the Stormcloak Armor.

Various other items can also be made, such as:

silverware

Machete (full "When I Need It")

Shivs (Complete "No One Escaped Cidhna Mine")

longbow

Hunting Bow (requires Iron Smith to forge)

children's toys

Honed Ancient Norse Weapons (requires the Dwarven Blacksmith perk; they are

Be inspired by that. )

This mod is not without its problems. Because they never were

Carefully crafted, many of them have their own keywords, most of them

Will be displayed in the "Other" section of the production interface. This can be

Fixed by using my "Alternate Smith Class" mod.

meltdown

This mod can disenchant most unenchanted weapons and armor, as well as the messiest stuff.

Metal items can be broken down in the smelter, non-metal items

Can be broken down on a tanning rack. Items made of bone, such as bone molds

Armor, unused weapons and skulls can be ground into bone meal

In a grist mill. Can pry gemstones out of jewelry and small circles

Tanning rack.

Almost all non-enchanted non-unique weapons and armor can be destroyed

Down. Fur not included.

The amount of benefit varies from project to project, and in most cases, you are not

You get out as much as you put in. This is not always the case;

Especially when it comes to items that are not easily exploited, e.g.

As a Daedric project.

If you have the items, they will only appear on the smelter or tannery shelves

At least one of them is not currently available. Thanks to some engine voodoo

That's beyond my control, breaking down the item you're obsessed with,

Will appear like any normal item in the smelter. Please pay more attention when using

While the goblin's weapons and armor are in inventory

This mod also contains my "More Smeltable Dwarven Scrap" mod, so if you

There you can disable it.

Here’s a list that can be broken down. This is not exhaustive, some

Things that can be decomposed don't appear here:

Hidden objects

leather goods

Armor

Stormcloak

Iron items (including sundries)

Steel parts

Ancient Norse items (including honing and armor)

British items

Bonemold armor (including improved version)

Silver items (including miscellaneous items)

Hearth fire building materials

Dwarf items (including miscellaneous items)

Elf items

Forgotten armor and weapons

Skyforge Steel Weapons

Companion Armor

Orc Items

Falmer Items

Dawnguard Items

vampire armor

blade projec …