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You now need the respective mastery perk aswell as a high enough skill in the magic school to cast a spell.
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DESCRIPTION :
Spells now require their respective casting perk (Meaning you need to invest in a school to be capable of casting it's spells) + enough level in the Magic School (meaning that effects that reduce your skill level in either Alteration, Destruction, Conjuration, Restoration or Illusion could prevent you from using a spell)
* For Vanilla:
Novice spells require the Novice perk (Unless using the optional "No novice" plugin)
Apprentice spells require the Apprentice perk + 25 or higher level in the respective spell school.
Adept spells require the Adept perk + 50 or higher level in the respective spell school.
Expert spells require the Expert perk + 75 or higher level in the respective spell school.
Master spells require the Master perk + 100 or higher level in the respective spell school.
* For Ordinator:
Novice spells require the first Mastery perk (Unless using the optional "No novice" plugin)
Apprentice spells require the second Mastery perk + 25 or higher level in the respective spell school.
Adept spells require the second Mastery perk + 50 or higher level in the respective spell school.
Expert spells require the second Mastery perk + 75 or higher level in the respective spell school.
Master spells require the second Mastery perk + 100 or higher level in the respective spell school.
INSTALLATION :
* For vanilla: Install the SpellsRequirePerks.esp plugin . Load order doesn't matter.
* For Ordinator: Install the SpellsRequirePerks - Ordinator.esp plugin. Place it after Ordinator.esp in your load order. DO NOT LOAD the other plugin.
COMPATIBILITY :
Ordinator is obviously compatible provided you use the patch.
Perks that change magic trees are still compatible provided you can still allot points into the five mastery perks.
FUTURE PLANS :
* Add an optional version where novice spells are still usable even without the mastery perk
* Add an optional version where Dark Elf, High Elves and Bretons are allowed to use Spark, Fury and Conjure Familiar respectively without investing in perks.
Spells now require their respective casting perk (Meaning you need to invest in a school to be capable of casting it's spells) + enough level in the Magic School (meaning that effects that reduce your skill level in either Alteration, Destruction, Conjuration, Restoration or Illusion could prevent you from using a spell)
* For Vanilla:
Novice spells require the Novice perk (Unless using the optional "No novice" plugin)
Apprentice spells require the Apprentice perk + 25 or higher level in the respective spell school.
Adept spells require the Adept perk + 50 or higher level in the respective spell school.
Expert spells require the Expert perk + 75 or higher level in the respective spell school.
Master spells require the Master perk + 100 or higher level in the respective spell school.
* For Ordinator:
Novice spells require the first Mastery perk (Unless using the optional "No novice" plugin)
Apprentice spells require the second Mastery perk + 25 or higher level in the respective spell school.
Adept spells require the second Mastery perk + 50 or higher level in the respective spell school.
Expert spells require the second Mastery perk + 75 or higher level in the respective spell school.
Master spells require the second Mastery perk + 100 or higher level in the respective spell school.
INSTALLATION :
* For vanilla: Install the SpellsRequirePerks.esp plugin . Load order doesn't matter.
* For Ordinator: Install the SpellsRequirePerks - Ordinator.esp plugin. Place it after Ordinator.esp in your load order. DO NOT LOAD the other plugin.
COMPATIBILITY :
Ordinator is obviously compatible provided you use the patch.
Perks that change magic trees are still compatible provided you can still allot points into the five mastery perks.
FUTURE PLANS :
* Add an optional version where Dark Elf, High Elves and Bretons are allowed to use Spark, Fury and Conjure Familiar respectively without investing in perks.