Craftsman's Crown

Add a circle that maximizes legal bonuses to all crafting skills so you don't have to replace 12 pieces of gear.

Craftsman's Crown - FAQs

Q: How is this "deception and God's project" and "fair and balanced"? !

Answer: Because this is not a cheating project at all, except for the huge weight-bearing rewards. Craft bonuses are absolutely legal.

Q: +148% Alchemy and Alchemy? ! WTF? !

A: If you use up all the crafting skills, that's what a complete crafting gear really gives you. Really 4 items, 37% each.

If your gear isn't that strong, you're missing a trick somewhere.

(If your gear is better than this and you haven't used the Fortify restore technique yet, let me know how you do it).

Q: +40% charming? !

A: Once again, this is the largest potion bonus in an unmodified game.

Q: So how do I use it?

Do not use potions when casting spells.

The magic bonus exists because the potion continues to decrease as you use the magician. If you are a slow typist

If the steps are in the wrong order, or you change your mind midway through, the potion expires and you have to start over. Just too stingy

revenge.

A: Do not use any additional +talismans or +alchemical equipment when wearing.

(Unless you want to cheat, that's your choice)

Be sure to use potion when applying.

The main purpose of this mode is to avoid carrying 12 pieces of gear just for crafting needs. Because Smithing doesn't have time

The problem caused by renaming the item, Crown is just as a completely equivalent "Craft gear set".

(Also, if I add the maximum potions to the bonus, the number looks even more ridiculous).

Q: 40% charisma is still too high, even though it's legal.

Answer: I think so too, so Crown only gives you 25%.

To receive the full +40% bonus, also equip the Notched Pickaxe.

(Note: This mod doesn't modify the pickaxe at all: it's just used to adjust the crown's bonus).

Q: How can I get the crown?

A: Console only. "Help the Craftsman" and go from there.

There's no place in the world where I can say it doesn't run the risk of conflicting with another mod, and giving it away with a quest

Players make unloading it a chore when they hit 100 charms or something like that.

Q: Speaking of, how do I uninstall it?

Just make sure you're not wearing a crown, that's all.

Q: What is the difference between these two versions?

Answer: "Basic" is just the crown and nothing else.

A: The normal version will do some extra things:

The magic of "Reinforce <School> and Magic Regen" has been fixed. It's obvious that their intention is "Fortify +25%, Magicka Regen +50%"

In the biggest charm, based on non-university NPC items, so now they are.

Corpus Enchanter has dropped from 25% to 20%. This makes the stat bonus peak at 60 points, or 75 points with the official.

The Black Star has been renamed "Azura Star (Black)".

If you select the black path for a task, this will sort it to the top of the list. Without renaming, trying to use it to attract or charge requires you to scroll down 30 or 40 times to reach it. You get old so fast. ——————————————————————————————————————————————————————————

The Crafter's Crown - FAQ

Q: How is this "Cheats and God Items" AND "Fair and Balanced"?!

A: Because it's not really a cheat item at all, except for the huge Carry Weight bonus. The crafting bonuses are absolutely legit.

Q: +148% Alchemy and Smithing?! WTF?!

A: That's what a full set of crafting gear genuinely gives you if you max out all the crafting skills. Really. 4 items at 37% each.

If your gear isn't that strong, you've missed a trick somewhere.

(If your gear's better than that and you HAVEN'T just used the Fortify Restoration exploit, let me know how you did it).

Q: +40% Enchanting?!

A: Again, that's the bonus of a maximised potion in an unmodded game.

Q: So how do I use it?

A: DON'T use potions when Enchanting.

The Enchanting bonus is there because potions continue to count down while you're using the Enchanter. If you're a slow typist or you do

the steps in the wrong or …