if you dont want this file then you can delete the ActorTypeSummon ini file. this is to prevent the summons to be able to cast more spells than they should, possibly conjuring a summon themself and being much stronger than they should. hybrid classes (npcs who use melee weapon while also being able to cast spells) wont be able to cast spells higher than adept, conjurers wont be able to cast destruction spells higher than adept since they specialize themselves in conjuration, this also applies to some destruction mages when it comes to conjuration spells.Īdditional info: i have included a file in the first main file who adds a keyword to some ActorType strings and names who contain wraith and shade. this applies to the Apocalypse spells for spellcasters main file the classes with a 1 wont get any Apocalypse spells. what i mean by this is that any class who have 3 or higher in a school of magic will get access to apprentice to master spells in a school of magic, classes with a 2 will get access to spells from apprentice to adept. this applies to the Apocalypse spells for npcs main fileĪny npc who use one of the vanilla spellcaster/hybrid classes will get spells based on their affinity to a school of magic. npcs who have 50 in conjuration will get adept conjuration spells, if they have 100 then they will get master conjuration spells. what this means is that any humanoid npc (the vanilla playable races, dremora race, mod added humanoid races) will get spells from Apocalypse. This mod gives spells to any actor who use the ActorTypeNpc string and who have high enough skill level to use that spell.

the distribution change is 20% for each spelll. Restoration and some alteration and illusion spells from Apocalypse to npcs.

Npc editor skyrim special edition