#MORROWIND ENCHANTING CONSTANT EFFECT FULL#

The primary advantages of using a Cast on Use enchantment as opposed to a spell are the following: Collectively, these benefits also mean that cast-on-use enchantments can sometimes be used as a substitute for a continuous effect enchantment, constantly re-activating the benefit without having to worry about failures, casting time, or mana consumption this can be useful either because you're not yet able to make a continuous effect enchantment, or because a continuous effect for that spell wouldn't fit in any item. Glass Armor is a type of Light Armor found in The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind. A single amulet or ring can therefore eliminate the need to carry multiple Restore Attribute potions or visit a shrine to be restored. Boots If i remember, glass helm has 10 enchant limit. This effect is strong enough to kill almost anything in the game for 2 reasons: very few creatures have any significant magic resist, which is the only resist applicable to drain health and very few beings have more than 500 health in the base game (Dagoth Ur's second form, Divayth Fyr, and Vivec). If your one of the beast races you need high armor like Glass or Ebony(I prefer Ebony cause it has high enchantment levels and looks awsome).

Since the Armor is weightless, the game treats it as if the player always has 30 points in the Armor's Armor Skill, so the Armor Rating will forever be stuck at 80 (75 for the Bound Helm) - this is fairly easy to surpass for any Armor Class.

#MORROWIND ENCHANTING CONSTANT EFFECT FULL#

I don't know where i can get a good full set of medium armor. Do not write in the first person or attribute an enchantment to any specific person (as per site policy). Most NPCs have no proficiency for weapons types other than what they have equipped, so giving them a new weapon type leaves them with an extremely low chance of actually landing a blow on the player. But if your a Elf or Human race then it depends on your preferences. To receive the armor you want, type the following in the console: Player.AddItem ' ' is the actual item's ID and '' refers to how many of that item you want.

Morrowind enchanting constant effect