#Morrowind fair magicka regen mod
#Morrowind fair magicka regen archive
#Morrowind fair magicka regen mods

For alternatives, see Gluby's excellent Comprehensive Guide to Magicka and Spell Effect Mods.

Fair Magicka Regen by Smoke & GlassBoy Makes Magicka regenerate over time based on willpower.

Better Governing Attributes by Androl Changes the governing attributes of several skills to ones that make more sense.

regen and the ability to only cast one or two spells before magicka runs out. I have not used this personally, but I understand that some of its changes are very drastic. You start off with a fair amount of energy, minerals, influence, etc. A noteable alternative is BTB's Game Improvements, which expands on Wakim's Game Improvements and also takes inspiration from HotFusion's Economy Adjuster. Gameplay - Faction: Changes guilds to be more stringent in their requirements, and makes most guild members refuse to serve non-members.ДЄn all-in-one version is available here, although this apparently requires cleaning.

#Morrowind fair magicka regen mods

This isnвЂ™t like other regen mods where your magicka bar will refill in a matter of seconds at 100 willpower, a character regenerates 1 of their max magicka per second.

#Morrowind fair magicka regen mod

they might run away from you if you are a criminal or diseased. Fair Magicka Regen: This mod will (slowly) recharge a characterвЂ™s magicka pool over time. Gameplay - Dialogue: Fixes a few dialogue bugs, makes some generic dialogue less common, and makes NPCs' behaviour more consistent with their dialogue, e.g.Balance - Spells: Tweaks most of the game's spells to make them much more useful, and updates the casting costs based on Balance - Magic Effects (required).Balance - NPC Spellcasting: Adds new spells that will be picked up by most NPCs, designed to make them less stupid spellcasters.Balance - Magic Effects: Changes the costs of most spell effects to make them more balanced.Balance - Items: Balances item costs and stats, improves consistency between items, and adds enchantments to several overlooked artifacts.giving NPCs more magicka, making diseases more likely, and increasing the difficulty of lockpicking. Balance - Game Settings: Adds flee AI and tweaks a number of settings, e.g.Balance - Character: Balances experience gain, races and birthsigns.These changes are divided across 8 plugins, to be enabled as desired: Includes flee AI, a magic system overhaul, dialogue and faction-relation enhancements, and rebalancing of numerous items / characters / game settings. Wakim's Game Improvements - Modular by Wakim Drastically changes many elements of the game.

#Morrowind fair magicka regen archive

I'd also forgotten that Fileplanet closed down and that was the last place to find a lot of excellent mods (and, unfortunately, no one stepped in to archive it ). *TESNexus is the Phoenix rising from the ashes of TESSource and back when Robin created it he moved the old mods onto TESNexus so, unless the authors deleted them, any dead links one might find to TESSource should be findable via /morrowind.Д®dit: Havish still looks to be available at Moddb though I can't find Shakti's Temple Fences anywhere. The base regen increase is multiplicative with typical magicka rate effects. I'll have to fire up the old laptop but I'm pretty sure that I have quite a few bookmarks as well. Yea it does suck, to be fair though its not never use conjuration again. Due to people dropping off the modding scene and the way the community has banded against reuploads without permission those (or their mirrors) are the only places to find a lot of the older mods. Also if you are planning on having a mage character, and you're not gonna go with Atronach, Fair Magicka Regen is an almost essential mod to have, as your magicka will not ever regen naturally over time in the base game, which is a very questionable game mechanic that Bethesda has moved away from since.

TESSource*, Moddb and Fileplanet were the three core places to find Morrowind mods. Nexus didn't exist when Morrowind was released (IIRC, TESNexus started up in 2006-ish). Wow, I just paged through the Nexus collection of Morrowind mods, and it's a tragedy.