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BUT, make the altars more difficult to obtain, for example put them deep within
the ruin or/and put a difficult boss to guard the altars
edit: it's not even that the spells are OP, they're quite fun and balanced overall. The enemies, be it NPC or creature, have lots of unfair advantages over us as well. It's just that there's not enough difficulty in acquiring these magyks that allow you to dominate the realm. This mod has quite the possibility for making itself into a seriously big quest, without any significant programming. Keeping Welkynd Stones as the requirement but putting the altar in the deepest room of the ruin with extra Aylied-themed defenses would be an easy way to enhance the gameplay experience of both Aylied Ruins and the content of this mod. Imagine - the altar is in the middle of one of those wall traps, and when you approach the walls shoot up and skeletons surround you. That's a bit of extra programming though. Alternatively, putting the altar in a deep room, requiring a Varla stone, and making it look really grandiose but not adding enemies would hugely increase the questing-factor, you would have to work pretty hard to find enough Varla stones to get all these secrets but I almost feel like that should have been part of the original game. Would add a long-term thrill seeing as you would be finding these dead-looking altars all over the place but not that many varla stones, but whenever you do find one you'd rush straight back to a dark ruin somewhere and power up this Aylied statue thing that gives you a wicked spell.
Since Custom Spell Icons gives Finger of the Mountain a unique icon, I made some more so all of the spells can have their unique icon :D
So please, some help?
EDIT: So I'm just a bit of a moron. Turns out the altar is outside the ruin, and it looks exactly like the one in Fingers of the Mountain, so it's not that hard to find. I was just looking in entirely the wrong place.