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About this mod
This is a really simple mod that changes the Vampire armors from the Dawnguard DLC into clothes. They all work with the Mage Armor perk from the school of Alteration. There's also an optional file that adds standalone, armored copies that work with the Mage Armor perk.
- Permissions and credits
As a pure mage, I've always been annoyed by the fact that the Vampire armors don't work with the 'Mage Armor' perk from the Alteration skill tree, which boost your mage armor spells..
..so I've messed around a little with the SSEEdit tool to change them into clothes that do, in fact, work with said perk. There's also an optional Standalone version that adds armored copies (they also work with the Mage Armor perk).
The standalone armors do not appear in any leveled lists and you'll have to add them manually for the time being.
Type help "(Clothing)" in the console and add them to your inventory using the player.additem (item id) (amount) command.
Both files should work with any perk like 'Mage Armor', be it one that's been modded in or not. For example, they seems to work pretty well for me with the clothing-related perks from the fabulous 'Ordinator - Perks of Skyrim' by EnaiSiaion (you guys should seriously check his mods out, they're fantastic).
NOTE: The standalone armors still have their base armor rating and show up as 'Light Armor' in the inventory screen, but they should not work with the perks from the Light Armor skill tree.
Thank you to:
Bethesda for making Skyrim,
the SSEEdit Team for creating, well, SSEEDit
and EnaiSiaion for making Skyrim great again.
..so I've messed around a little with the SSEEdit tool to change them into clothes that do, in fact, work with said perk. There's also an optional Standalone version that adds armored copies (they also work with the Mage Armor perk).
The standalone armors do not appear in any leveled lists and you'll have to add them manually for the time being.
Type help "(Clothing)" in the console and add them to your inventory using the player.additem (item id) (amount) command.
Both files should work with any perk like 'Mage Armor', be it one that's been modded in or not. For example, they seems to work pretty well for me with the clothing-related perks from the fabulous 'Ordinator - Perks of Skyrim' by EnaiSiaion (you guys should seriously check his mods out, they're fantastic).
NOTE: The standalone armors still have their base armor rating and show up as 'Light Armor' in the inventory screen, but they should not work with the perks from the Light Armor skill tree.
Thank you to:
Bethesda for making Skyrim,
the SSEEdit Team for creating, well, SSEEDit
and EnaiSiaion for making Skyrim great again.