#Skyrim abandon quest mod mod#
#Skyrim abandon quest mod mods#

#Skyrim abandon quest mod mods#

Unfortunately, when my computer crashed, I lost all my mods that weren't completed and uploaded to the Nexus. It's only labelled 'Castle' because when I made it, it turned into a castle more than a house. There's no reason it needs to be a castle instead of just a Hearthfire sized house.

I like the idea of the Hearthfire houses.

Should the necklace become broken, it can be repaired with material perk (unsure as of yet which one) and the arcane blacksmith perk.

When necklace breaks, the magicka stored inside is released in an explosion.

Taking melee hits damages the necklace (with a possibility of instantly breaking it).

(Effect is that storing small amounts and recharging often is good recharging once for LOTS of magicka to last forever is bad.)

Storing magicka (actively putting it in) repairs the necklace.

Magicka stored in the necklace damages the it.

The necklace has the ability to become broken.

The more magicka that is stored, the faster it will dissipate.

As time passes, the stored magicka will dissipate.

The spell is only usable outside combat.

As the player uses magicka, the maximum is lowered and the difference is subtracted from the stored variable until it reaches 0.

In combat, the player's maximum magicka is modified by the stored variable.

When the spell is cast (concentration), a portion of the magicka used for the spell is added to a variable for later use.

A necklace or ring is given to the player which, when worn, gives the player a new spell.

Basically, it's an idea spawned from the Inheritance Cycle. I would like the ability to store magicka away for later use.

#Skyrim abandon quest mod mod#

While this mod wouldn't necessarily fix that in its entirety, it would, in my opinion, be a step in the right direction. There's a bar for how much you have, some potions to fill it back up, some spells to lower it (by using yours or draining someone else's), and that's pretty much it. Magicka in Skyrim as a force and energy isn't very noticeable or interactive.It's important, however, that all features are both lore-friendly (less important) and make logical sense (more important). Praying at different temples should allow the player to mark that location as their next place of resurrection. After these penalty-free deaths have been utilized, they would still contribute toward retaining more items and gold. Perhaps with the ability to survive dying up to three times without penalty for each completed Aedric and Daedric quest. These quests should also make available the ability to retain more items and gold. However, the player should have the ability to manipulate it in game through Aedric and Daedric quests. The location where the player wakes up should be randomized. The player will lose consciousness and awaken elsewhere. All unique items are retrievable, but generic items may or may not be.

On death, the player loses a certain amount of gold and/or items. Features of the mod I would like to use include the following. I've seen a few mods which attempt to remedy this, but they typically aren't quite what I would like to see. Tweet us if you have any questions or suggestions. You can find more quest-related commands by visiting our commands list and searching with the word 'quest'. That's all there is to cheating quests in Skyrim. If you wanted to move to that stage in the Proving Honor quest, you'd use this console command: The Proving Honor has a quest ID of C01, and the stage at which you much 'Retrieve the Fragment' has an ID of 30. Replace in the ShowQuestStages command with the ID of the quest you want to find stages for.ДЄfter finding out the quest ID and stage you want to jump to, all you have to do is factor those into this command: The ID of the stage you want to jump to - you can find quest stages with the ShowQuestStages command.

The quest ID - you can find the quest ID of a quest on our quest codes list.

If you'd like to jump to a specific stage in a quest, you will need to first know two things about it: