Presator - Unarmed Perks
Makes a normal person's unarmed perk usable as a side effect like a spell, weapon, or shield.
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(Have never uploaded a file before, so I'm not sure just packaging the changed esp.)
Makes a normal person's unarmed perk usable as a side effect like a spell, weapon, or shield.
Still trying to figure out a way to make all unarmed killing moves work with the randomly equipped stuff, but probably won't work since it's part of the vanilla game and I don't have access to scripts.
EDIT: Added a version without the empty hand requirement. Might be the op - enjoy :) p.s. :Should use "fist weapon or any weapon from monk mods"
Install only one of them
I recommend using
- Hidden Knuckles
Use with this mod
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(Never uploaded a File before, so i am not sure just packing the changed esp is all i have to do.)
Enables Unarmed Perks from Ordinator to work with stuff in the offhand like Spells, Weapons or Shields.
Still trying to figure out a way to make all unarmed killmoves work with something equipped in the offhand, but likely not going to work, since it is part of the vanilla game and i can't work with scripts.
Edit: added a version where there are no requirements for having an empty hand. probably op - enjoy:) p.s.: should work with "fist weapons from monk mods or any weapon for that matter
only install one of them
I recommend using
- Hidden Knuckles
in conjunction with this mod
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
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- 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.
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