Skyrim show level mod mod#
Skyrim show level mod mods#

What is certain that all of them look awesome and if you want to roleplay a power fantasy and stand out from the crowd, this is the mod for you. Most of them are not lore friendly but there are some a bit more subtle and can fit in with the world of Skyrim.

Skyrim show level mod mods#

Tera armors were already featured in our Top 10 armor mods for Skyrim, so it is only logical for the weapons to get their own spot on the list. So, for example, you will find some of these attached to the sides of the likes of General Tullius, Ulfric and others. Not only that, but it also goes with the logic that prominent people of Skyrim would and should have unique weapons on them. Royal armory adds around 20 lore friendly weapons to Skyrim. As you can see, this one handed sword looks better than anything vanilla game has to offer and we think is a sword fitting for a dragon slayer. Sword of The Ancient Tongues has the symbol of Akatosh engraved and an inscription in Dragontongue saying: вЂњDragonborn, by his honor, is sworn, to keep evil forever at bayвЂќ. Sword Of The Ancient TonguesДЄs with armor, we start off number 10 with a bit more lore friendly blade.

So +1 and endorsement from me for such a mod if it is ever made.Д®dited by Sjakal, 30 October 2013 - 04:54 PM.If you donвЂ™t own the game yet, you can buy it on Amazon for PlayStation 4, or Xbox One, or PC. Me, personally, I would like to know an enemy's rough challenge rating at a glance because you sometimes encounter creatures that look almost identical but one of them is level 15 and could wipe you all over the floor and the other is level 1 and could hardly scratch you. Don't like to see creature levels? Turn off the mod via MCM! The trolls/elitists would have course argue this is cheating (just as looking up creature levels on the Elder Scrolls Wiki or memorizing their level from their names is cheating) but to them I say: **** ***! That's what options are for. Perhaps the creature level/challenge affix could even require the player to have a specific perk or item/book in their possession before showing perhaps even expanded as a sort of in-game 'monster journal' not unlike the journals you keep on each monster type in The Witcher 2 Assassins of Kings. Quite similar to challenge rating in Dungeons & Dragons: Or maybe showing more vague/lore-friendly level prefixes/suffixes for instance, if player is level 5 and encounters a bandit outlaw they might show as 'Bandit Outlaw (challenging)', whereas a level 1 bandit would show as 'Bandit (easy)'. Perhaps you could even add some SkyUI MCM settings to enable/disable the prefix on-the-fly, or maybe require the player to have been in combat with that type of creature before showing their level. Hopefully it's possible to somehow hook into the GUI for displaying creature names and simply add their level prefix through a simple script. This requires next to no scripting but does require renaming every single creature in the Creation Kit, which may or may not conflict with monster level scaling mods and will certainly not work for new creatures added by new mods, unless they also rename them accordingly. One crude fix could be to alter the name of each creature in Skyrim to include its level as a prefix, such that 'Bandit' becomes '1 Bandit', and 'Bandit Outlaw' becomes '5 Bandit Outlaw', etc.