Summon next to caster
Adds a second variant of all summoning spells to allow use of SmartCast, Ocato Chant (Apocalypse), Accident (Apocalypse), etc. Including apocalyptic magic.
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About this mod Machine translation
Adds a second variant of all summoning spells to allow the use of SmartCast, Ocato Chant (Apocalypse), Accident (Apocalypse), etc. Including apocalyptic magic.
Do you want to take Octato's Recital from the Book of Revelation and summon things with it? Are you playing an Imperious Altmer and want to use Contingency to summon a companion? Or just want automatic summoning with SmartCast? Well, until now this was impossible. All these mods prevent ground target control using the above mechanism.
This mod aims to change it by adding a second variant of every spell in the game (including those from Revelation, in case the mod is required). As you find a spell frequently and learn the spell, a second variant is automatically added to your spell menu. They are the same as the standard names, with "(Self)" added.
The spell still works even if you point to the sky. The creature will be summoned to you.
But the new spells don't require you to use any of these skills. You can use them as you would any other spell.
I didn't include every magic trick. Sometimes this is because of spell restrictions or conditions that need to be met for the spell to work (i.e. targeting a corpse). Sometimes this is for balance reasons. If you feel a spell is missing and would like it added to the mod, please let me know in the comments section.
My SSE Mods:
- Summon next to the caster
- Daedric armor and weapon improvements
- Daedric Reaper expansion
- Daedric Reaper Replacer
- Dwarf Black Armor and Weapon Replacer
- Equipment that shines forever - Light Standalone and Elven Replacer
- Presator Enchantment Tweaks
- Akatosh's Gift - Light Edition
- Tempest - Spells and Weapons
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Do you want to use Ocato's Recital from Apocalypse and summon stuff with it? Do you play as an Imperious's Altmer and want to use Contingency to conjure a buddy? Or just want to auto-summon with SmartCast? Well, until now that wasn't possible. All those mods prevented the use of ground targeted conjurations with the aforementioned mechanics.
This mod aims to change that by adding a second variant of each conjuration (including those from Apocalypse, so that mod is required) to the game. When you regularly find a spell tome and learn the spell the second variant will get added automatically to your spell menu. They have the same names as the standard ones just with the addition of "(Self)".
The spells work even when you point at the sky. The creature will get summoned right next to you.
But the new spells don't require you to use any of those mechanics. You can use them as you'd use any other spell, too.
I haven't included every single conjuration. Sometimes this is because of spell restrictions or conditions which need to be met in order to make the spell work (i.e. targeting a corpse). And sometimes it's for balance reasons. If you feel like a spell is missing and you want it to be added to the mod, let me know in the comment section.
My SSE Mods:
- Conjure Next To Caster
- Daedric Armor and Weapon Improvement
- Daedric Reaper Expansion
- Daedric Reaper Replacer
- Dwarven Black Armor and Weapons Replacer
- Equipment Of Eternal Shine - Light Standalone and Elven Replacer
- Ordinator Enchantment Tweaks
- The Gifts of Akatosh - Light Version
- The Tempest - Spell and Weapon
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.