Bound Armor suffers most from having a fixed Armor Rating. One example of a set of items that can reach 500 total Enchanting Points is Exquisite Ring x2, Exquisite Amulet, and Ebony Tower Shield (this set actually has enough Enchanting Points for 102 Points, if you are so inclined). ZeLink. This section is being handled separately from the rest of the list due to the unique nature of Bound Items, and to consolidate their common features. You can add more or less depending on what your weapon can hold and how much Charge you are willing to expend per hit). Create an account to follow your favorite communities and start taking part in conversations. When enchanting bows and crossbows, notice you can choose "Cast when Strike" but the effect will never trigger, as you don't actually strike anything with a bow or crossbow. Over time, a CE Restore item with a range will average out to at least a slightly better benefit than one with a fixed enchantment in the center of that range, as long as the player character's Luck is over 50. The reason it deserves a special mention on this list, however, is due to a unique property of Absorb spells: they will not hurt you when Reflected, since you are essentially absorbing health from yourself. This may be due to a mod, but on my last play through I used a bunch of those fortify attribute 1-100 and re-equipped until I got close enough to 100. Add another effect double existing enchant points to 100 I found a Golden Saint and captured its soul, so I want to use it to create another constant effect enchant. There are 6 Soul Gem sizes in the game. This effect is strong enough to kill almost anything in the game for 2 reasons: very few creatures have any significant magic resist, which is the only resist applicable to drain health; and very few beings have more than 500 health in the base game (Dagoth Ur's second form, Divayth Fyr, and Vivec). A constant levitation item allows you to take advantage of this for extended high-speed overland flight, while still letting you cancel the effect instantly either to recover or when you want to take the boots off. In general, Bound Weapons are not the best weapons available in their respective categories, due to the availability of weapons with strong Cast on Strike enchantments, powerful built-in effects, or especially high damage. Be careful to never enchant any armor piece with a Constant Effect Bound Armor which replaces itself (e.g. If you're interested, or for Unlike with spells, you won't have any time limit in which to kill your summon, nor will you need to pay Magicka or an Enchanted item's charge for each soul harvested. This is not the most popular method of enchanting, but it offers an alternative to Alchemy for zero-cost, instant-action spellcasting. With the wide selection of spell effects and items to enchant, the possibilities are practically endless. This is important for counteracting Fatigue loss when running, jumping, attacking, etc. Large and rare souls, such as those of Almalexia or Vivec, shouldn't be used in CE enchantments, because their extra charge cannot be put to use. 30 Enchanting Points also has the advantage of fitting in nicely with Slow Fall or Water Walking on items with 60 maximum Enchanting Points (such as Exquisite Pants). The first number is the current level of enchantment, and the second is the maximum enchantment capacity. He specializes in hand-to-hand, unarmored, alchemy, enchanting, acrobatics, athletics and security. A single amulet or ring can therefore eliminate the need to carry multiple Restore Attribute potions or visit a shrine to be restored. If the explanation is little more than what is written on the. : Bound Helm on a Cuirass and Bound Cuirass on a Helm. Gathering random souls with Azura's Star and recharging enchanted items is an effective and efficient way to improve the Enchant skill. With this enchantment you can enchant all things possible with 100++ chances of success. One trick that helps with random loot is to know that the random items in a crate or barrel in a bandit cave are re-assigned every time you leave the cell and re-enter, provided that you've taken nothing out of that container yet (and it actually contains random loot, not special items, and not just ingredients). Thus, it's best to use this on either very durable armor and make sure to keep it in good repair, or to use it on clothing, which is indestructible. Even after maxing your Enchant, Intelligence and Luck, the most advanced enchantments such as Constant Effect will still be out of reach for you. on Self 50 enchant points This effect provides a total of 30 points of restoration to all 8 primary Attributes in one shot. You can get more than you need from the Boots of Blinding Speed. At 110 (accessible with buffs), every item will cost only 1 charge to use. You can use an enchanted paper item exactly once, and it will be destroyed in the process. For example, when enchanting a Daedric Shield with a Constant Effect Fortify Strength you can make something like: A potentially better way to make it (depending on your gameplay style) is: If you equip it for the first time and the effect is only 16 points or so, you can unequip and then re-equip it repeatedly until the fortitude is at least in the high 50s. Quick-binding the three spells will help to cycle faster. on Self 5 enchant points To sum up, put in the small effects first. With a fifteen-second duration, natural charge regeneration will keep you from ever running out, and even with shorter durations it is unlikely that you'll be able to consume an entire Grand Soul. Fortify Skill and Fortify Strength for all weapons.]. rarely looting them in containers or in the world, Telvanni Cephalopod Helm (100 pts) or Adamantium Helm of Tohan (150 pts) from, Imperial Chain Pauldrons (2x7 pts) or Nordic Mail Pauldrons. With a Constant Effect Water Walking, the player can start using rivers as highways without second thought, since sea enemies will ignore the player and land enemies will be unable to catch up (leaving only Cliff Racers to deal with). Once you have these items, it's a simple matter to Summon, Soultrap, kill, and repeat as often as you need. It only increases your maximum Fatigue - which Strength, Agility and Willpower also do, only they have additional effects. WebOoT/Morrowind xover Hyrule is still recovering from Ganon. Shield - If your armor is a little too low and you feel squishy this can give you your break your looking for. The Tribunal expansion adds a vendor in Mournhold that restocks Grand soul gems. Knowing the total is useful for making Enchant and Alchemy suits (Fortify Intelligence or Fortify SkillBMTR enchantments) when abstaining from stacking of effects of spells and potions, and for estimating maximum magnitude for more costly effects. It is also notable that since it is a cast-on-self enchantment, and basically boosts physical damage, one does not need to worry about magic reflection, resistance and absorption of one's opponent. Constant-effect enchantments may cause different problems: Do not enchant a Bound Item spell with Constant Effect on the same type of item (Bound Helm on a Helm for example). I have a character who uses no armor, weapons or magic. The UESPWiki Your source for The Elder Scrolls since 1995, https://en.uesp.net/w/index.php?title=Morrowind:Enchant&oldid=2752266. So here is where the above formula comes in. Add another effect double existing enchant points to 10 There's also an option to increase enchantment values by 1.5 times vanilla amounts. Items can be enchanted with Summon and Soultrap spells at a reasonable cost by an Enchanter. Ammunition such as arrows and bolts cannot be enchanted, (This bug is fixed in OpenMW.) Morrowind Rebirth Changes * Bloodmoon creatures, bosses and spawns have now been brought in line with the rest of Morrowind Rebirth's changes. The skill returns to its original value when the spell ends. Chameleon is very overpowered though and outside stealing/combat it actually causes problems, so I wouldn't really recommend using it for anything other than experimenting. I can punch ghosts and knock them down. Daedric weapons hold the top spots for most other weapon classes as well, the one other exception being Bows. Skilled enchanters are more likely to be successful at creating new items, their enchanted items use less power and are recharged more efficiently by soul gems. Most clothing without these quality-indicating names (e.g. They serve as an extra reservoir of Magicka, allowing you to cast spells without spending Magicka. You can only create an item with Constant Effect (CE) enchantment if the size of the soul in the gem is 400 or greater. (Questions and Answers) 5 replies These glitches mainly consist of keeping one or more bound items when the effect is removed. Unlike with Spells or Cast on Use Enchantments that provide Bound Equipment, Constant Effect Bound equipment can be used to completely replace armor/weapons, so it requires a different mindset when looking at it. On the other hand, there are Helms of every weight class that can be enchanted with more than 5 points of Fortify Armor Skill, so you might be better off using one those unless you are using an extremely mixed armor set. I find night-eye to be incredibly useful, and water walking is pretty nice too. That being said, the bonuses to Armor Rating does make the other 70% of your armor more powerful if it is the only Bound Armor effect you have, so it can theoretically be better than a real Cuirass if you are using an extremely mixed set of equipment. 2 of those doubles Your carrying capacity. That alone would not be worth mentioning, but there's an additional synergy that makes a one-point constant levitation item particularly worthwhile: When combined with the Boots of Blinding Speed, levitation is faster than walking (and, depending on your athletics and encumbrance, likely faster than running). Summoned creatures can be soultrapped just like regular ones. Condition is also less of a concern with armor, though instant-repair is certainly convenient. The percent chance to successfully self-enchant an item is %Success = (8Enchant + 2Intelligence + Luck - 20"Enchantment points"(1 + "Effect is constant"))/8, The formula in OpenMW is a bit different: %Success = (0.75 +%Fatigue) (1-0.5"Effect is constant") (Enchant + Intelligence/5 + Luck/10 - 3"Enchantment points"). The soul needs to have 400pts, and winged twilights only have 300pts. There is no single item in the game with the 500 Enchanting Points necessary to create an Enchantment with 100 Points of one of the 1-Cost Spell Effects. Moreover, the chest slot makes up a full 30% of your overall armor, so it is not a place to skimp. For those times when you want to explore those underwater grottos, without having to either stay close to the surface or keep on casting Water Breathing spells. While the advantages of Water Walking are largely the same regardless of how it is obtained (the chief advantages being avoiding combat and faster aquatic movement), it deserves mention on this list simply because of how useful it is as a Constant Effect. You'll have to start with "Cast when Used" items, and with relatively low values, but if you keep at it, you'll be able to gradually build up a better and better Enchanting Suit, since each piece will increase your ability to make better pieces. Wearing items with "Constant Effect" enchantments and using weapons with "Cast when Strike" effects won't train Enchant. Almost any unenchanted and equippable item may be enchanted. Don't you need like a silver/enchanted weapon? Alternatively, for 105 points, the same enchantment can be made with an area of 50ft to kill many opponents at once. Remember that you can equip only one of the Gauntlets at a time if you would like by equipping the other Gauntlet after the Bound Gauntlet effect is applied. It's kind of funny. The exception to Charge cost decreases with Enchanting skill: The higher your enchanting skill, the less it costs to use on-use items. "Touch" is calculated relative to the PC, not the weapon, and has a reach of 1. This is because the item being enchanted is the limiting factor to a constant-effect enchantment, not the charge of the soul that is being used. Really useful early in the game - all you need is around 50K gold, an extravagant amulet and a soul gem with a soul of sufficient size. Fortify strength is always good for carrying more stuff, but less important for unarmored HtH character because it won't affect damage (odd, but true, code patch can fix it though) and you don't have to carry weapons/armor. (This also requires a fortify skill base effect available for enchanting, which is unobtainable without the Bloodmoon or Tribunal expansions as of patch 1.2). on Self" for 5 enchant points. Enchanting in morrowind imo is way more powerful than oblivion or Skyrim because of the things you can do. without having your character's performance suffer. No cooldown: Cast on Use items do not require the same animations used by normal spells. Only list tested and working enchantments. the Gondolier Shirt) are around Common quality, though there are exceptions, mostly unique items that are quest-related or pertain to particular NPCs. Fortify Agility does help in the "chance-to-hit" and "chance-to-get-hit" calculations department, but with a high enough weapon skill you'll eventually be hitting every swing anyway so Fortify Strength ends up being a better enchantment for melee combat, and Sanctuary is typically better for dodging attacks. Note that even with 100 Willpower, stopping Paralysis is not guaranteed, so an immunity to Paralysis is useful at all stages of the game. With two exquisite rings like that you should be almost completely safe, except werewolves and alike. Only add useful enchantments. More powerful creatures hold larger souls which can be used to create greater enchantments, and require higher-quality soul gems. Other generally useful constant effect enchantments include fortify speed (if you decide not to use the Boots), levitation, water walking, invisibility and jump. When using a Golden Saint or WebList of Best Constant Effect Enchants List of Best Custom Enchants List of Best On Use Enchants Bow of Shadows Bow of Shadows is the best unique bow in the entire game and it's pretty easy to get. It allows the player to start most fights with full health. Other good enchantments to look for is constant sanctuary. When you return, any random-loot container you didn't take stuff out of will have new stuff in it, and sometimes they'll have Grand Soul Gems that they didn't have before. I have a question though: Can you even damage daedra, undead etc. The Left Gauntlet provides 10 points of Fortify Hand-to-Hand, which is of questionable usefulness since that equates to at most an extra 5 Fatigue or 0.75 Health damage per punch. See Enchant Trainers for the complete list. You can create an item with a fixed magnitude (e.g. You deal extra damage and heal health with every swing. "Enchantment points" is the strength of the enchantment, covered below. The formula for the total cost of an enchantment with compounded effects is as follows: Every time you add an effect to an enchantment, the base cost of each effect already present is multiplied by the number of effects below it in the list, plus once more for itself. However, you can find already-enchanted versions of these for sale and when adventuring. You can also create an "enchanting suit", by creating items with Fortify Enchant, Intelligence, and/or Luck enchantments. Constant bound longbow is arguably the best bow in the game anyway. A Constant Effect Slow Fall enchantment, however, allows the player to take flying leaps off of whatever buildings they want without worry. Or if you want you can set the magnitude to 0-24 for the pants, shirt and skirt and 0-16 for the robe, then equip/unequip each one until you get a high roll on each - potentially up to +84 to Strength in total. This allows you to repeatedly cast spells that would normally be prohibitively expensive to use so frequently. This allows the player to recharge their weapon's enchantment whenever they defeat a Creature, allowing the weapon to be used for much longer before running out of Charges. Stronger spell effects will require larger enchantment capacities, which effectivly limits magic items' spell strength. Certainly not water walking, having tp take off my pants Everytime to swim is a pain in the ass. #5 Velphi Aug 27, 2015 @ 3:29pm Each book will work like a scroll, and will be destroyed when used. The primary advantages of using a Cast on Use enchantment as opposed to a spell are the following: Collectively, these benefits also mean that cast-on-use enchantments can sometimes be used as a substitute for a continuous effect enchantment, constantly re-activating the benefit without having to worry about failures, casting time, or mana consumption; this can be useful either because you're not yet able to make a continuous effect enchantment, or because a continuous effect for that spell wouldn't fit in any item. Warning: As always, be careful when using Calm effects. Levitation is a powerful effect, but comes with two significant drawbacks: Most of the time, it is slower than walking; and while levitating, you cannot rest or wait without using a bed. Since Enchantments don't consume Magicka to work, this allows you to regain all of your Magicka even if you don't have enough Magicka to cast any spells at all. Beyond that I haven't really experimented much though. These magicks, if applied as a Constant Effect, will actually cast the effect on a character once per second and choose a different magnitude from the given range each time. A full suite of Bound Items (5 pieces of armor + 1 weapon) can fit on two items with 60 Enchanting Points each, as well. "Effect is constant" is 1 when the effect is constant and 0 otherwise. Surprisingly, the relatively common Bonemold Long Bow has almost twice the enchantment value of the incredibly rare Daedric Long Bow. At first, you will only be able to make the most basic of enchanted items successfully. However, it is not very effective in terms of defense. WebI'm playing a magic user only challenge run right now. Telekinesis - You'd be suprised how interesting it is to play with this on all the time! It also has 100% resist magic. For most effects, however, you can split it among multiple items for the same effect. Any amount of the effect will make a huge difference, however. Exquisite-quality clothing items are the best, followed by Extravagant, Expensive, and Common, in descending order. That means you cannot drown. They recharge themselves slowly but constantly, even in city areas where you can't recover Magicka without accessing a bed, or around enemies where you aren't allowed to, They never fail and have a zero casting time, so you can stack damage or healing effects faster than by casting spells, which have a short but noticeable cool down. If you select a 400 point or higher soul gem, select Constant Effect, and then switch to a lower-quality soul gem, the constant effect remains. Restore health and restore fatigue are always good, so good that it might be a bit too overpowered. From then on, simply wearing the suit whenever enchanting things will give you enough of a boost to create high level enchantments. 4 second cooldown. Daedric tower shield are good but it really the exquisite clothes that give the best effect. Strength, Speed, Luck), remember to enter those at the end of your list: higher-cost enchantments should always go last due to the effect of compounding enchantment costs.
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