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About this mod
This is a modified version of Lootable Spellbooks, which adds books that teaches spells. I've added some balance touches in line with my preferences.
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This is a modified version of Lootable Spellbooks by SuperHobbit, which adds books that can teach you a spell to many of Morrowind's loot tables. This way a mage can gain powerups from looting in the same way a warrior may find a new weapon or armor. It is an excellent concept, and all I've done is add some balance touches in line with my preferences.
Mainly, I've cut down the list of available books to only spells otherwise available from spell merchants, and rebalanced the leveled loot lists, so you get a larger variety of spell effects and more appropriate spells for your level.
This mod modifies many vanilla leveled lists, NPCs, and containers, so if you use other mods that do the same, you need to run an object and/or leveled list merger to install it properly. Otherwise, just drop it in your Data Files folder and go.
There are two versions: the vanilla version, and the Wares-aware version. If you use Wares, you can safely use either without issue, but the Wares-aware version has some additional functionality if you're using Wares. Do not use both.
Many thanks to Danae for providing assistance with Wares-awareness.
Mainly, I've cut down the list of available books to only spells otherwise available from spell merchants, and rebalanced the leveled loot lists, so you get a larger variety of spell effects and more appropriate spells for your level.
This mod modifies many vanilla leveled lists, NPCs, and containers, so if you use other mods that do the same, you need to run an object and/or leveled list merger to install it properly. Otherwise, just drop it in your Data Files folder and go.
There are two versions: the vanilla version, and the Wares-aware version. If you use Wares, you can safely use either without issue, but the Wares-aware version has some additional functionality if you're using Wares. Do not use both.
Many thanks to Danae for providing assistance with Wares-awareness.