Lexys LOTD

This is It is made specifically for Lexys LOTD guide installation, the master version includes various random mods with rings. Place it at the bottom of the load order.

This is

It is made specifically for Lexys LOTD guide installation, the master includes a variety of random mods with rings that forward changes from said master, so if you don't follow the guide you won't have any luck.

Place it at the bottom of the load order. All changes have been forwarded. You may need to check in the conflicts in xEdit and forward them unless they are updated, I doubt I'll stay up to date. Still, anyone who isn't afraid to open xEdit will see how simple the mod is and should be able to handle any problem.

Also, yes, there are two ways to make this better/cleaner. *The edit script might work, if I wasn't willing to learn how to do it, it could be a separate esps for the different mods that add the rings and just do it so people can add it to the proper load order and rely on bash/smash to forward the changes... Still, that's what I did, and if it can help save someone an hour doing the same thing - great.

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This is a basic extension of - it will allow you to wear unlimited amounts of amulets and rings at the same time. Includes basically every ring and amulet I could find.

It is made exclusively for Lexys LOTD guide install, masters include a variety of random mods that had rings, it forwards changes from said masters, so you won't have any luck with it if you don't follow the guide.

Put at the bottom of the load order. All changes are forwarded. Unless they got updated, than you might need to check in xEdit for conflicts and forward them, I doubt I will keep this one up-to-date. Still, anyone who is not afraid to open xEdit will see how simple the mod is and should be able to handle any problems.

Also, yes, there are a couple of ways to do this better/cleaner. *edit script would probably work if I bothered to learn how to do those, it could be separate esps for different mods that add rings and just do those so that one could add it to load order properly and rely on bash/smash to forward changes... still, this is what I did, if it helps someone save an hour of their time doing the same thing - great.