I'll alter the minimuym values then in the next revision. I was aware of the whole Daedric=Magical Ebony but I based all my numbers on Vanilla... Which has Daedric doing less minimum damage than ebony.

And remember that there's more to damage values than material. An Ebony Longsword has two edges, a Daedric Lonhsword has only one. Shape and heft matter.

* 'BM nordic silver battleaxe', 'BM nordic silver battleaxe_ber', 'BM_axe_Heartfang_Unique',
'BM_hunter_battleaxe_unique' have 'Battleaxe' instead of 'Battle Axe', corrected

* 'BM nordic silver battleaxe', 'BM nordic silver battleaxe_ber', 'BM_axe_Heartfang_Unique',
'BM_hunter_battleaxe_unique' have 'Battleaxe' instead of 'Battle Axe', corrected

* BM_hunter_battleaxe_unique weapon has incorrect icon, corrected

* weapons 'iron flameslayer', 'iron shardslayer', 'iron sparkslayer' and 'iron viperslayer'
have the wrong icons, corrected

* weapons 'iron flamemace', 'iron shardmace' and 'iron sparkmace' have the wrong icons,
corrected

* weapons 'steel flameslayer', 'steel shardslayer', 'steel sparkslayer' and 'steel viperslayer'
have the wrong meshes, corrected

* weapons 'iron spear', 'iron long spear', 'iron flameskewer', 'iron shardskewer',
'iron sparkskewer' and 'iron viperskewer' have the wrong icons, corrected


* weapon 'dwarven war axe_redas' should have Dwemer War Axe mesh and icon, corrected

* The Bonebiter Bow should be a bonemold bow, not chitin; corrected.

* Steel stormsword uses the wrong mesh and icon, corrected

* iron tanto mesh glows in the dark, corrected* crosier of st. llothis enchantments changed to touch rather than on self

* crosier of st. llothis enchantments changed to touch rather than on self

* adamantium weapons now ignore normal damage resistance

* adamantium axe spelled 'admantium axe', corrected

* steel blade of heaven doesn't ignore normal weapon resistance, corrected

* staff of the silver dawn is named 'silver staff', corrected

In regards to unique weapons with generic textures...

Should I give them each their own unique stats? For instance... Ilkurok is a Dwarven Spear visually... Should it have Dwarven Spear stats? Unique weapons more often than not have powerful or novel enchantments. Or otherwise stand out. They also tend to be fairly difficult to obtain.

Should I give them "special" damage values to reflect rarity? I'm in favor of making them special, but it's your project.

In vanilla some of them (maybe many) apparently have non-standard damage values.

Not a problem, I'm taking a little break from numbers for today myself. Anyway...

Aryifacts are going to be hand-created simply because they're absolutely unique. I'll probably give unique weapons normal stats unless it makes sense to give them better. Namely the ONE unique Chitin Spear (because Chitrin is absolutely useless right now).

n the armor mod it makes sense for armors to have untouched AR, as most unique Armors aren't "weak". Weapons have a slightly different dynamic, with unique weapons across the board and many of the "weak materials" don't have a unique incarnation until further into the game when you can already get much better.

All values for materials are reflective of Vanilla, health is what you worked out as I haven't the heart to play with it. Remember that I'm using formulas which can be a bit of a problem when it comes to low max and high min damage multipliers. In fact I've had to play with some numbers to ensure that certain werapons had higher maximum damage than minimum. I suppose I COULD change most weapons to have "normal" minimum damage of 1 and alter steel accordingly, but that's a bit against my philosophy. Perhaps I'll simply give glass a good minimum multiplier...

Mulling it over... I'll see if I can work out a finish to the numbers tomorrow. as I can't run the CS it'll be up to you to set them up ,I'm afraid.

Are you adamant about your reach numbers? Health I don't want to touch, nor weight really, but I want to put reaches in the original constraints of the game. Unless we can find someone who can test reaches for problems.

Of course in the end reach only really matters because of the number of un-armed enemies. If there were no unarmed enemies I wouldn't be worried about reach values.

Dagger: 1
Club/Tanto/Shortsword: 1.1
Maces/Axes/Swords/Wakizashi:1.2
Staves:1.3
2H Weapons:1.4
Spears/Halberds:1.8

Something like that. Hmmm... I might have forgotten some stuff. The shorter weapons have faster speeds as well. Though I haven't made any decisions in that regard.

Did you realze crossbows do static damage in Morrowind? Do you want to keep that property? If you do I'd just use vanilla values as those are fairly powerful.

Should I give bows Staff-level EP? They're incapable of Cast When Strikes effects anyway... And an unstrung bow make a passable staff if you're in a pinch. Same question for crossbows. That would make them excellent CE weapons.

Edit: Or something a little short of staff-level. Maybe 50% less...

Edit2: Surfing PES I found http://planetelderscrolls.gamespy.com/View.php?view=Mods.Detail&id=6693... Not that I agree with it (some of those changes make no sense... Daggers don't NEED high EP, they attack twice as fast as most other weapons!!) but I thought it interesting nonetheless.

Use attack speed to differentuiate types of ranged wepons. Or rather, that's what I'm going to do.

As far as EP gopes on the bows... I'm going to give them enough for it to matter. They have a MASSIVE downside in enchanting, so I want to make it worth enchanting them.

*shrug*

I'll work out numbers.

Regarding reach: Spears have a reach of 1.8 in vanilla. I checked. The whole problem with longer reaches is that MOST enemies you fight tend to use very short weapons. Or simply use their hands (Dagoth Ur comes to mind) and aving a longer reach can make the fight ridiculously easy.

Edit: In vanilla there WAS no differenmce between most weapon reaches. See http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Morrowind%3a%44aedric thus I reason that your reaches might be overkill.