[WIP] Class Advantages

Post » Mon Apr 04, 2011 7:32 pm

[WIP] Class Advantages

Makes Oblivion classes really stand out from each other, just like in Arena and Daggerfall.

Author: Zenshinzenrei

Current Version 0.24.08 BETA


Requirements:
Oblivion v1.2.0416 (The latest patch)
OBSE v0019 beta3 or higher
*Class Advantages uses Event Handler functions that are only available in OBSE v0019.


Description:
Class Advantages introduces special advantages to the predefined Oblivion classes in order to make them more unique. Advantages are similar to special class traits from Arena and Daggerfall.

In Oblivion classes differ in name, starting specializations, attributes, and major skills. The biggest difference between classes, however, is the rate of increasing skills, which depend on a class' specialization and major skills. For example: A Thief's Sneak skill will rise much faster than an Archer's. While they both major in Sneak, Thieves specialize in Stealth (Archers specialize in Combat).

But since player characters may be able to advance any skill and attribute they choose, all game classes end up being similar in the long run. An Archer will eventually catch up to a Thief's Sneak level, provided the Archer is commited to raising the Sneak skill, or has enough gold for training.

Class Advantages provides classes the advantages that will make them stand out from each other. A Thief will have an advantage using the Sneak skill by having its movement speed increased in Sneak mode. Even if the Archer equals or surpasses the Thief's Sneak skill, the Thief will always have the advantage since that is one of the skills a Thief specializes in.

Every player class or NPC class has three predetermined advantages. Some advantages assigned to Oblivion's player or NPC classes are tailored to make them similar to the classes in Arena and Daggerfall. At the same time advantages are also assigned to match a class' specialization and/or skills.

Custom class characters (player only) will be able to choose from a list of advantages. Advantages may have prerequisites that depend on a character's starting Specialization, Attribute, and/or Major skill.

Some advantages are designed to be used by the player only. Some classes shared by both player characters and NPCs will have alternate advantages assigned for NPCs.


Advantage Types:
Advantages come in two types: Passive and Active.

Both provide constant effect abilities that modify various character stats. Passive advantages are automatically applied. Active advantages, however, require specific actions to toggle an ability. Advantages cannot be dispelled under any circumstance.


Passive Advantages
These abilities are automatically applied and require no action to take advantage of their effects.

Spoiler
Armored Spellcaster: Practitioners of magic tend to avoid armor as it hinders their spellcasting abilities. Only the most stubborn practitioners are determined enough to grow accustomed to armored casting. Those who are skilled in both armor handling and magical focus do not receive a penalty to Spell Effectiveness while wearing armor.
Requirements: Specialization- Magic, Major Skills- Light or Heavy Armor


Atronach's Curse: Characters afflicted with the Atronach's Curse have the similar effects as those who are born under the Atronach birthsign.. Characters with this ability gain a 150 point Fortified Magicka boost and Stunted Magicka regeneration but gain a 25% Spell Absorption instead of 50%. These effects do not stack with the Atronach birthsign effect.
Requirements: Must NOT have the Atronach birthsign.


Deflect Damage: An agile fighter may deflect weapon damage by redirecting the force of an attack. Characters with Deflect Damage gain a 5 point Armor Rating bonus and 5% Normal Weapon Resistance at Level 1. An additional 5 points and 5% is added every five levels to a maximum of 25 AR and 25% Resistance at level 20.
Requirements: Favored Attributes- Agility, Must NOT have the Toughness advantage and Light or Heavy Armor as Major skills.


Magicka Affinity: Characters who are naturally attuned to magical energies or have some understanding of magical forces are able to tap into larger magicka reserves. Magicka Affinity gives a Magicka bonus depending on the character's starting Intelligence.

Lesser Magicka Affinity - Adds a Magicka bonus equal to half the character's Intelligence at Level 1.

Moderate Magicka Affinity - Adds a Magicka bonus equal to the character's Intelligence at Level 1.
Requirements: Favored Attributes – Intelligence

Superior Magicka Affinity - Adds a Magicka bonus equal to two times the character's Intelligence at Level 1.
Requirements: Specialization – Magic, Favored Attributes – Intelligence


Regeneration: A divine blessing or an extraordinary physical trait may allow the ability to heal physical damage without the need for potions or spells. Regeneration provides a 1 point Restore Health effect that activates every 10 seconds.
Requirements: Favored Attributes - Endurance


Resistance: Training, strong willpower, or an innate ability can make any character able to resist various spell effects. Resistances have a magnitude of 25%.

Cold Blooded - A character accustomed to arid conditions makes a character resistant to Fire effects.

Hygienic - Physically and mentally healthy characters are more likely to resist Disease effects.

Lesser Magicka Buffer - Makes a character resistant to Magic effects.
Requirements: Favored Attributes- Willpower

Serpent Blood - This ability allows the character to resist Poison based spells or attacks.

Storm Chaser - A character accustomed to the shocking power of electricity makes a character resistant to Shock effects

Warm Blooded - A character accustomed to frigid conditions makes a character resistant to Frost effects.

Willful Mobility - Paralysis spells and attacks can fool the mind into stopping oneself from any movement or action This ability shields a person's mind and making the character resistant to Paralysis effects.
Requirements: Favored Attributes- Willpower


Robust Health: Additional Health is given depending on the character's Endurance at level 1.

Lesser Robust Health - Adds a Health bonus equal to 50% of the character's Endurance at level 1.
Requirements: NONE

Moderate Robust Health - Adds a Health bonus equal to 75% of the character's Endurance at level 1.
Requirements: Favored Attributes – Endurance

Superior Robust Health - Adds a Health bonus equal to the character's base Endurance
at level 1.
Requirements: Favored Attributes – Endurance at 50 or higher


Toughness: Adds a 5 point Armor Rating bonus at Level 1 and an additional 5 points every 5 levels to a maximum of 15 AR.
Requirements: Must not have the Deflect Damage advantage and Light or Heavy Armor as Major skills.

Vigor: Higher Fatigue capacities allow characters to perform more actions before collapsing. Vigor gives a Fatigue bonus according to a character's starting Endurance at level 1.

Moderate Vigor - Adds a Fatigue bonus equal to the character's Endurance at level 1.
Requirements: NONE

Superior Vigor - Adds a Fatigue bonus equal to two times the character's Endurance at level 1.
Requirements: Favored Attributes- Endurance


Active Advantages
These abilities vary in use. Some are similar to lesser powers and must be activated in order to make use of its ability. However, unlike standard lesser powers, these require no Magicka to cast and are Toggled abilities, which may be activated and deactivated at will. Active abilities that do not require activation need to meet certain conditions in order to take advantage of their effects.

Spoiler
Automagic Cloak: Characters that specialize in stealth but are also adept in the magical arts may use the aid of a cloaking spell. The spell is second nature so characters with this ability will be automatically cloaked with a 15% Chameleon effect while in Sneak mode. Sneaking in dark areas provides an additional 10%.
Requirements: Specialization- Magic, Major Skills- Sneak


Combat Expertise: Various fighting techniques provide different effects while engaged in combat.

Arcane Strike - This ability enables the caster to channel Magicka to cause extra magic damage on hit. Arcane Strike has a chance to cause a 15 point Damage Health effect in addition to the character's regular attack damage. The extra damage chance is equivalent to 50% of the character's Destruction skill.
Requirements: Specialization- Magic, Major Skills- Destruction

Blindsided - Every successful sneak attack has a chance of randomly adding one of the following effects: 20 point Damage Endurance, 20 point Damage Agility, or 5 points Damage Health for 5 seconds. The extra effect chance is equivalent to 50% of the character's Sneak skill. An additional 15% chance is applied when sneak attacking in dark areas.
Requirements: Specialization- Stealth, Major Skills- Sneak

Intimidation - A foe has a 25% chance of losing Confidence on hit, possibly causing it to flee from battle. A character with Intimidation checks its Strength attribute from its target on a successful roll. If the character's Strength is higher, the difference of the two Strength attributes will be used to deduct from the opponent's Confidence level.
Requirements: Favored Attributes- Strength

Spell Disruption - This ability's purpose is to counter spellcasters in melee combat. Every hit will have a chance to apply a 2 second Silence effect on an opponent. The Silence effect chance is equivalent to 50% of the character's Mysticism skill.
Requirements: Specialization- Magic, Major Skills- Mysticism


Creature Expertise: Knowledge of creatures of Tamriel and Oblivion provide combat advantages. A damage bonus of 2 points at level 1, an additional 3 points at level 5, and +5 points every five levels (maximum of 25 points of damage) is gained when striking a foe of a certain type.

Creatures - Bonus to hit foes of type: Creature. These include animals (including horses), goblins, ogres, monsters, and mythical creatures.
Requirements: NONE

Daedra - Bonus to hit foes of type: Daedra. Dremora do not fall in this category as they are considered to be NPCs.
Requirements: NONE

Humanoid - Bonus to hit foes of type: NPC. These include Man, Mer, Vampires, and Dremora.
Requirements: NONE

Undead - Bonus to hit foes of type: Undead. These include zombies, ghosts, and liches. Vampires do not fall in this category as they are considered to be NPCs.
Requirements: NONE


Critical Strike: Whether through brute force or sheer finesse, very damaging hits can occur in battle.

Forceful Blow - A 1% Critical hit chance per level, up to a maximum of 40%. Damage bonus is 3x damage/ 5x power attack, 5x damage H2H/ 8x power attack H2H. Also adds a chance on hit to apply a 30 point Disintegrate Armor effect: 25% on a
regular attack, 45% on a power attack.
Requirements: Favored Attributes- Strength, Major Skills- Blade, Blunt, or Hand to Hand

Sureshot - A 3% Critical hit chance per level with a bow, up to a maximum of 60%. Damage bonus is 1.5x damage.
Requirements: Major Skills- Marksman

True Strike - A 2% Critical hit chance per level, up to a maximum of 60% with melee weapons only. Damage bonus is 1.5x damage/ 3x power attack.
Requirements: Favored Attributes- Agility, Major Skills- Blade or Blunt

Unarmed Finesse: - A 3% Critical hit chance per level while fighting unarmed, up to a maximum of 90%. Damage bonus is 2x damage/ 4x power attack
Requirements: Favored Attributes- Agility, Major Skills- Hand to Hand


Etiquette: Polite mannerisms have an effect on nobility, figures of authority, proprietors and the pious. For each conversation initiated, Disposition will automatically be added to an NPC and the character automatically gains Speechcraft experience without having to play the Disposition mini-game. The Disposition bonus and experience rate is as follows: 1 point Disposition and normal experience rate at Apprentice Speechcraft, 2 points Disposition and 2x experience rate at Journeyman Speechcraft, 3 points Disposition and 3x experience rate at Expert Speechcraft, and 10 points Disposition at Master Speechcraft. NPCs affected by Etiquette are: Nobles, Priests, Healers, and Guards.
Requirements: Major Skills- Speechcraft


Gift of Gab: A character skilled in the art of conversation is able to convince or coerce another through words alone. Gift of Gab has a similar Disposition bonus as Etiquette but with few notable exceptions. First, Speechcraft experience gains rise at the normal rate on all mastery levels. Second, conversations with Merchants allow experience gain in Mercantile without having to barter and Mercantile experience gains are doubled. Third, there is a 10% chance (20% at Master Speechcraft) for Guard NPCs to have their Disposition raised to maximum, making them instantly like the character. Speechcraft gain on successfuly charming the guard is 3 times the normal rate. NPCs affected by Gift of Gab are: Commoners, Guards, Merchants, Thieves, Rogues, Pirates, Bandits, and Marauders.
Requirements: Major Skills- Speechcraft


Lore Enthusiast: Lore Enthusiasts comprehend the nature of enchanted items through the tales and tomes acquired on their journeys. Equipped enchanted weapons return a percentage of their charge cost into the weapon's current charge pool. The percentage returned is by 10% at Level 1, with an additional 5 % every five levels, to a maximum of 30%.
Requirements: Favored Attributes- Intelligence


Magicka Buffer (Toggled Effect): A character can reduce damage from magic spells by using one's own Magicka pool. While active it provides 50% resistance to magic with Damage Magicka of 15 points per second. The ability automatically stops when the character's Magicka pool is less than 15. This ability stacks with any additional Resist Magic effects.
Requirements: Specialization- Magic, Favored Attributes- Willpower


Mental Alacrity (Toggled Effect): With immense concentration, skilled spellcasters can increase their magic potential temporarily but at the cost of mobility and fatigue. Mental Alacrity boosts a character's maximum Magicka and Magicka regeneration rate by fortifying Intelligence by 100 points and Willpower by 50 points. Mental Alacrity also grants a 50% Spell Efficiency effect bonus for all spell schools. However it will cost 60 points of Fatigue on activation, causes a Damage Fatigue effect for 15 points per second, and Burdens the character. The ability automatically stops when the character's Fatigue is less than 60.
Requirements: Specialization– Magic, Favored Attributes- Intelligence and Willpower


One With Nature: Characters with this ability prefer moving around outdoor environments. One With Nature provides a Fortify Speed, Agility, and Luck bonus of 10 points each while the character is outdoors (being inside cities do not count). A character in an Interior cell gets a Drain Speed, Agility, and Luck penalty of 10 points.
Requirements: NONE

Rapid Healing – Allows the restoration of health, attributes, or ailments without the use of potions or spells.

Aquatic Cleansing - A character may regenerate 5 points of Health every 10 seconds and has a 10% chance of curing Disease while swimming.
Requirements: Favored Attributes- Willpower

Meditation - A character may regenerate 5 Health every 10 seconds and has a 10% chance to restore 1 point to all attributes while sitting.
Requirements: Favored Attributes- Willpower, Major Skills- Restoration


Running Start: Quick, forward momentum is usually needed for a long jump to succeed. Running Start applies a 10+ Fortify Speed boost while running. A +15 Fortify Acrobatics boost is added on the start of a character's run mode and lasts for 5 seconds. A character must restart a run in order to reactivate the Acrobatics boost.
Requirements: Favored Attributes- Speed, Major Skills- Acrobatics


Second Wind: Characters on the verge of defeat may summon the energy to make a surprising comeback in battle or to escape the jaws of death. Second Wind fortifies Strength, Speed, and Agility by 10 points when a character's Hitpoints fall below 20%.
Requirements: Favored Attributes- Endurance or Willpower


Spell Efficiency: Characters well versed in a particular school of magic are able to return a percentage of the spell's cost back into a character's Magicka pool. Spell cost returns are based on the character's skill level for a school of magic: 20% at Apprentice and an additional 10% for each mastery level with a maximum of 50% at Master level.

Alteration – Reduces spell cost for the school of Alteration.
Requirements: Specialization– Magic, Major Skills - Alteration

Conjuration - Reduces spell cost for the school of Conjuration.
Requirements: Specialization– Magic, Major Skills - Conjuration

Destruction - Reduces spell cost for the school of Destruction.
Requirements: Specialization– Magic, Major Skills - Destruction

Illusion - Reduces spell cost for the school of Illusion.
Requirements: Specialization– Magic, Major Skills - Illusion

Mysticism - Reduces spell cost for the school of Mysticism
Requirements: Specialization– Magic, Major Skills - Mysticism

Restoration - Reduces spell cost for the school of Restoration.
Requirements: Specialization– Magic, Major Skills - Restoration


Thieves' Trade: Stealthy characters with this ability move much faster in Sneak mode than those who don't. A character gains a 100 point boost to Athletics while in Sneak mode.
Requirements: Major Skills- Sneak


Tracking (Toggled Effect): By observing the environment using all five senses, a person may be able to detect any living or undead creatures in the vicinity. When active, the character will have a constant Detect Life effect with a radius of 60 feet.
Requirements: Favored Attributes- Intelligence



Advantages List by Class:

Spoiler

Acrobat:
Deflect Damage
Running Start
Superior Vigor
Agent:
Etiquette / (NPCs) Thieves' Trade
Gift of Gab / (NPCs) Running Start
Critical Strike: Sureshot
Archer:
Combat Expertise: Blindsided
Critical Strike: Sureshot
Moderate Vigor
Assassin:
Creature Expertise: Humanoid
Critical Strike: Sureshot
Critical Strike: True Strike
Barbarian:
Combat Expertise: Intimidation
Serpent Blood
Superior Robust Health
Bard
Lore Enthusiast
Gift of Gab / (NPCs) Lesser Magicka Affinity
Thieves' Trade
Battlemage
Combat Expertise: Arcane Strike
Spell Efficiency: Destruction
Superior Magicka Affinity
Crusader
Critical Strike: Forceful Blow
Regeneration
Second Wind
Healer
Rapid Healing: Meditation
Spell Efficiency: Restoration
Superior Magicka Affinity
Knight
Critical Strike: Forceful Blow
Etiquette / (NPCs) Moderate Vigor
Resistance: Willful Mobility
Mage
Magicka Buffer
Mental Alacrity
Superior Magicka Affinity
Monk
Critical Strike: Unarmed Finesse
Deflect Damage
Lesser Magicka Buffer
Nightblade
Armored Caster / (NPCs) Spell Efficiency: Alteration
Automagic Cloak
Moderate Magicka Affinity
Pilgrim
Lore Enthusiast
Second Wind
Superior Vigor
Rogue
Critical Strike: True Strike
Gift of Gab / (NPCs) Second Wind
Lesser Robust Health
Scout
Creature Expertise: Creatures
One With Nature
Tracking / (NPCs) Hygienic
Sorcerer
Armored Caster / (NPCs) Spell Efficiency: Destruction
Atronach's Curse
Superior Magicka Affinity
Spellsword
Combat Expertise: Arcane Strike
Armored Caster / (NPCs) Spell Efficiency: Destruction
Lesser Magicka Affinity
Thief
Gift of Gab / (NPCs) Running Start
Thieves' Trade
Tracking / (NPCs) Moderate Vigor
Warrior
Critical Strike: Forceful Blow
Lesser Robust Health
Superior Vigor
Witchhunter
Combat Expertise: Spell Disruption
Creature Expertise: Daedra
Magicka Buffer / (NPCs) Spell Efficiency: Destruction


Progress:
Passive Advantages - 100%
Active Advantages - 100%

Scripting:
Adding advantages on Character Creation
Default Classes - 100%
Custom Classes - 100%
Adding advantages to NPCs - 100%


Feedback would be greatly appreciated. I am very close to releasing a beta but I do need help on the final part of this project. If anyone could advise me on how to get NPCs in a cell (or a small cell within a worldspace) and iterate through them, that would be great! :D

EDIT: Current version is under closed Beta testing by the wonderful folks at the TES Alliance Beta Testing Guild.
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Emilie Joseph
 
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Post » Mon Apr 04, 2011 7:23 pm

I'm always a fan of premade classes, so i will look into this. :thumbsup:
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Post » Mon Apr 04, 2011 11:38 pm

Is this going to work with custom classes? I mean, as long as I have the prerequisites required I should get the bonus?

Great idea, by the way. I'll be watching this closely.
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Post » Mon Apr 04, 2011 10:57 pm

Looks good - looking forward to this!
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Post » Mon Apr 04, 2011 5:00 pm

I'm always a fan of premade classes, so i will look into this. :thumbsup:


I myself am also a fan of premade classes. Though after playing Arena I realized how bland the classes in Oblivion were so I did something about it.


Is this going to work with custom classes? I mean, as long as I have the prerequisites required I should get the bonus?

Great idea, by the way. I'll be watching this closely.


Yes this will work with custom classes but for right now only for the player . The way the mod works is this: once the player finishes selecting a class (usually around stage 88 in the CharacterGen quest) the script for this mod fires. If the user selects a premade Oblivion class the assigned advantages will be automatically added. Premade Oblivion classes do not need to meet any requirements since I assigned advantages to them myself. If the user creates a custom class or selects a class added by another mod, additional menus will appear and the user will have to select 3 advantages. This is where requirements apply. As long as the character meets the requirements, then the advantage will be added.

Now I haven't thought about custom classes for NPCs. Now that you've mentioned it, I'm gonna go ahead and add some basic advantages to custom NPC classes that depend on specializations. Thank you for bringing it up! :thumbsup:

Thankfully this is an OBSE mod so if things go well for this project, I can add default advantages to classes from other mods if requested.
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Post » Mon Apr 04, 2011 1:50 pm

Update!

Current version is under closed Beta testing by the Beta Testing guild at TES Alliance. This project has been in testing for the past 2 weeks. The past 2-3 versions of the BETA had minor bugs and issues but now things seem to be going well. If there is nothing major to report by the end of this week, I could be releasing this to the public as an open BETA during the weekend.
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Post » Mon Apr 04, 2011 12:40 pm

this mod sounds awesome! anything that makes the classes in oblivion more unique is great! also i think the deflect damage, toughness, and unarmed finesse bonuses will make a monk character much more playable

again awesome, i can't wait
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Post » Mon Apr 04, 2011 9:23 pm

this mod sounds awesome! anything that makes the classes in oblivion more unique is great! also i think the deflect damage, toughness, and unarmed finesse bonuses will make a monk character much more playable

again awesome, i can't wait


That's the idea. :) After playing Arena I realized that classes in Oblivion felt so bland.

One thing I forgot to fix though is that the Deflect Damage and Toughness advantages don't stack.
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Post » Mon Apr 04, 2011 10:53 pm


One thing I forgot to fix though is that the Deflect Damage and Toughness advantages don't stack.


you should get on that then =P however, having one or the other would still be great

constantly casting shield spells really breaks my immersion when playing a monk, and wastes a major skill slot on alteration. a solid passive AR bonus would solve that problem

once again can't wait till this is released, going to wait to make my monk char till then =)
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Post » Tue Apr 05, 2011 12:44 am

Can I get a moderator to close this thread please? I'm opening a release thread soon, thanks.
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Blindsided - Every successful sneak attack has a chance of randomly adding one of the following effects: 20 point Damage Endurance, 20 point Damage Agility, or 5 points Damage Health for 5 seconds. The extra effect chance is equivalent to 50% of the character's Sneak skill. An additional 15% chance is applied when sneak attacking in dark areas.
Requirements: Specialization- Stealth, Major Skills- Sneak


Just the name of that carries with it the notion of being stunned so perhaps add a few seconds of paralysis to it?


Undead - Bonus to hit foes of type: Undead. These include zombies, ghosts, and liches. Vampires do not fall in this category as they are considered to be NPCs.
Requirements: NONE


Well that's just stupid. The game mechanics hard code that? I remember seeing a mod on Nexus that I don't remember the name, that gave light spells the ability to do damage to vampires and was geared towards the knightly/crusader/healer types.

Etiquette: Polite mannerisms have an effect on nobility, figures of authority, proprietors and the pious. For each conversation initiated, Disposition will automatically be added to an NPC and the character automatically gains Speechcraft experience without having to play the Disposition mini-game. The Disposition bonus and experience rate is as follows: 1 point Disposition and normal experience rate at Apprentice Speechcraft, 2 points Disposition and 2x experience rate at Journeyman Speechcraft, 3 points Disposition and 3x experience rate at Expert Speechcraft, and 10 points Disposition at Master Speechcraft. NPCs affected by Etiquette are: Nobles, Priests, Healers, and Guards.
Requirements: Major Skills- Speechcraft

Gift of Gab: A character skilled in the art of conversation is able to convince or coerce another through words alone. Gift of Gab has a similar Disposition bonus as Etiquette but with few notable exceptions. First, Speechcraft experience gains rise at the normal rate on all mastery levels. Second, conversations with Merchants allow experience gain in Mercantile without having to barter and Mercantile experience gains are doubled. Third, there is a 10% chance (20% at Master Speechcraft) for Guard NPCs to have their Disposition raised to maximum, making them instantly like the character. Speechcraft gain on successfuly charming the guard is 3 times the normal rate. NPCs affected by Gift of Gab are: Commoners, Guards, Merchants, Thieves, Rogues, Pirates, Bandits, and Marauders.
Requirements: Major Skills- Speechcraft


So how would this react with Persuasion Overhaul and RGO?


One With Nature: Characters with this ability prefer moving around outdoor environments. One With Nature provides a Fortify Speed, Agility, and Luck bonus of 10 points each while the character is outdoors (being inside cities do not count). A character in an Interior cell gets a Drain Speed, Agility, and Luck penalty of 10 points.
Requirements: NONE


People with leveling mods like Realistic Leveling or any mod that induces stat reductions may be concerned with this.

As for the Knight/Crusaders. My idea would be to have one or both have some undead fighting skills.
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Post » Mon Apr 04, 2011 7:26 pm

Since there is a RELZ thread out now, might want to lock this thread.
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