So here's the deal.

I'm making a sword for my mod, that uses an enchantment. The purpose of this enchantment is to remove the god-like abilites of a certain enemy, so that you can kill him. So far I have created a script (very much like the Maiden's Tears script used against the SI Gatekeeper) that does these things, but I don't seem to be able to add this effect to the enchantment that I have created.

So here's the summary of what I have created so far:
An enemy
A godlike regeneration ability for the enemy
A weapon
An Enchantment (which does not work, cause I cannot apply the script effect on it)
A Script that remove the enemy's godlike ability.

So my first and foremost question would be: Is it even possible to add custom effect scripts to enchantments/spells/potions? And if it is, how do I do it, because at the moment I must be missing something.

Here's script btw:

It is easy to add scripts to enchantments and spells. First, make sure your script is save as a Magic Effect script (it's set to Object Script by default). Next, open your enchantment, select "new", click on the dropdown box where you choose effects and select "Script Effect". In the script effect info section (lower half of the Enchantment Effect window), select your script and click "Okay".
However, if your intended target has 100% resistance to magic, you may want to make this an Object Script and attach it directly to the sword.

Also, while using GetIsID should work in this instance, it's not the best method to use for something like this. If there is more than one DiNKathulosLich in game, hitting one with this enchantment could remove the abilities from the other(s). It's better to make the placed instance of DiNKathulosLich a persistent reference, give it a RefID and use that in the script.

Example:

scn DiNOrichalcEffectScriptbegin ScriptEffectStart   If GetIsReference KathulosRef01 == 1    removeSpell DiNKathMagicResistance    removeSpell DinKathRegenerateend 

You can add additional RefIDs in ElseIf blocks if there is more than one DiNKathulosLich in game.

Thanks! My main problem was actually that due to my demented brain I did not notice the script type tab in the Scripts window :facepalm:

Don't be so hard on yourself. I've made that mistake, too (more than once). Glad you got it sorted out.