Didn't like the other mods that serves to be an alternative for the alchemy-enchanting glitch. So, I made this mod.
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Four rings are available, each with a different magnitude for fortifying enchanting, smithing, and alchemy:
Craftsman's Ring (50%)
Craftsman's Ring (500%)
Craftsman's Ring (5000%)
Craftsman's Ring (50000%)
To obtain these rings, you need to open the in-game console and add them manually. Here's a step-by-step guide:
Press the ~ key or the designated key to open the console.
Type "help craftsman" to display the available rings and their corresponding IDs.
Choose the ring you want and note down its ID.
Enter the command: "player.additem IDYOUCHOSE AMOUNT," replacing 'IDYOUCHOSE' with the noten down ring's ID and 'AMOUNT' with your desired quantity
