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Adds an altar to the Arcane University. Place an enchanted item inside, cast Dispel on it, and the item's enchantment will be stripped away. Only works on items you enchanted yourself.
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Adds an altar to the Arcane University. Place an enchanted item inside, cast Dispel on it, and the item's enchantment will be stripped away. Only works on items you enchanted yourself.
This is a modification of Enchantment Splitter by Candlemaster that removes the invert sigil stones and leaves only the disenchanting functionality of the mod in place. Only works on items that you have previously enchanted yourself, as said above. Anything else placed in the altar should be left unchanged. You can find the altar on the Upper Level of the Chironasium.
OBSE version 19 or higher required
What doesn't work like it should? (known issues - copied from Enchantment Splitter description)
- In order to work, this mod creates a number of cloneforms, which are stored in your save game. This is very much unavoidable, as without using CloneForm, this would be completely impossible. Every item you split will create one or two cloneforms (two if the item isn't already a cloned form, one if you enchanted it yourself). In the grand scheme of things this isn't much, as normal everyday alchemy practice will usually yield more cloned forms anyway.
This is a modification of Enchantment Splitter by Candlemaster that removes the invert sigil stones and leaves only the disenchanting functionality of the mod in place. Only works on items that you have previously enchanted yourself, as said above. Anything else placed in the altar should be left unchanged. You can find the altar on the Upper Level of the Chironasium.
OBSE version 19 or higher required
What doesn't work like it should? (known issues - copied from Enchantment Splitter description)
- In order to work, this mod creates a number of cloneforms, which are stored in your save game. This is very much unavoidable, as without using CloneForm, this would be completely impossible. Every item you split will create one or two cloneforms (two if the item isn't already a cloned form, one if you enchanted it yourself). In the grand scheme of things this isn't much, as normal everyday alchemy practice will usually yield more cloned forms anyway.