Crafting a crap ton of daggers and jewelry and suddenly you know how to forge a daedric armor is just, you know, pretty non-immersive. I would love to have this mod made real, as it is kind of immersive. He translates it and you learn how to craft daedric items.įor Elven and Glass, there is a new smithy added to the Thalmor Embassy and you have to infiltrate the base and steal the books telling you how to make them. You have to go get it.įor Daedric, maybe add a dungeon full of daedric beings, you find a strange book in a language you can't read, and you take it to the librarian in the College of Winterhold, of coarse. To make Dwarven armor and weapons, you would meet an adventurer in some tavern who tells you he found a book for forging dwarven items, but was attacked and forced to flee, leaving the book.
After a few days youd get a letter from a courier telling you he needs a few more bones and scales,maybe 3 or 5 of each and a few days after, he'll teach you to make dragon bones and armor. 1: youd have to go on a quest to locate a tome in a new nordic ruin explaining how to forge them, or 2: Supply Eorland Gray-mane with a sizable payment and a specified amount of dragon bones and scales, like 10 of each, and he'll experiment. Some perks are aquired through quests, because no one alive is going to know how to make Dwarven or Dragonbone/plate armor, and as far as I know, there arent any High Elf blacksmiths.įor learning how to make Dragonbone/plate armor and weapons, I had two ideas.
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Youd have to know how to make steal before you learn elven, or dwarven. Researching/Questing for Dragon: Eorland Gray-Mane in WhiterunĪrcane Smithing: Sergius Turrianus in CoWĪdditionally, youd can't skip levels. Certain perks can only be taught by certain blacksmiths.Īdvanced: any blacksmith with smithing level 50+ My mod idea scrapps the smithing system entirely and replaces it with a system of paying the blacksmiths of Skyrim to teach you how to craft with a certain material. I am, quite frankly, tired of the smithing system.
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