#Morrowind light armor mods mod
#Morrowind light armor mods update
#Morrowind light armor mods full

Rebalanced armor tier gold value scaling: the level 1 tier is now more expensive, and so is every subsequent tier by a much greater amount (all but the top tiers were too easy to buy at low levels, now the intermediate tiers should require some more effort to purchase).

#Morrowind light armor mods update

Latest Update v1.1: Rebalanced some armor sets: Domina, Nordic Mail Dwemer lowered one tier, Glass, Chitin, Imperial Templar raised one tier.

#Morrowind light armor mods mod

This mod comes in a BSA archive format you must either extract it into your data files directory, or add a line under Archives to your morrowind.ini file, either manually or using a program that does it for you such as This One. Important Instructions for Installation: This mod requires a version of Morrowind that has the Tribunal and Bloodmoon expansions installed. I am a long-time player of Oblivion and Skyrim that has recently started playing Morrowind, and while I have discovered many mods here on the Nexus that make playing such a dated game more bearable, I am yet to find a mod that addresses the gulf of disparity that exists with regards to enchanting and protection offered across the range of armor (particularly lighter and lower-tier armor), in a satisfactory manor. This author has not provided any additional notes regarding file permissions.

#Morrowind light armor mods full

Morrowind Heavy Armor Trainer Full Imperial SilverДЄ total overhaul of ALL armor types that lessens the gap significantly between light heavy and low-tier high-tier armors.ДЄlso adds new models for silver armor, dragonscale armor morag tong armor.

There's some choice mods adding new garments to be found over there.Morrowind Heavy Armor Trainer By deftplicdafo1974 Follow | Public You should also try to take a look around the Morrowind Summit. By that point, you can turn up the difficulty slider so enemies hit harder, or you can start wearing whatever garment you like, and take more damage that way. I usually see this as an additional challenge, rather than a disadvantage, as the game generally tends to become fairly easy after your 15-20th level. I've never tried to enchant anything with this spell, though, so I've no idea how much you can boost your AR like this.ДЄnother option would be to enchant your clothing with Chameleon, which also makes it harder for them to hit you.ДЄ disadvantage of running around unarmored, though, is that you take more damage from a hit than if you were clad in, let's say, heavy armor. If you enchant a pair of pants with, let's say, Shield 15 pts, your AR will be increased with a simple 15 points bonus. The easiest way to increase this is by enchanting your clothing with the Shield spell. However, even when your unarmored skill is at 100, this will only give you a 65 armor rating, which is only a little above the cheapest armor's AR (with the appropriate armor skill maxed too). As Gnarf mentions, your unarmored skill will allow you some armor rating.