Vezrabuto said:
Hey guysI wanted to know if Anyone has interesting and unique ways to learn Spells instead of simply just learning it. This is my current way of Learning Spells.
You buy the Spellbook and seek out youre Research area or comfort zone ( like a Temple for a Priest or Nature for a Druid).
Then read the Book and wait a certain amount of hours factoring in Spell level, Skill Level and the spells Complexity, learning to tranform Iron into pure Gold would be more complex than learning to summon and shoot Fire.
The next stage is Practical training. for example
My Necromancer learned the Spell "Raise Zombie" by going outside and experimenting on Rabbits and Foxes. How much damage can it take, how long does the Spell last, can multipe corpses be animated at once, what happens on "re-death".
He also learned "Oakflesh" by determining what damage sources get reduced. He jumped off a Balcony, stepped on a campfire, got hit by a sword, got bitten by wolfs.
Be creative and Experiment :D
To a lesser extent, I've done something similar in a recent playthrough:
Whenever my character learns spells, she first needs to take the spell tome to a court wizard or mage where they’ll teach her the ‘spells’ aspect of the spell. She won't read the spell book at this time. Instead she takes it to someone who’s associated with the type of spell she’s trying to learn where they’ll teach her the ‘practical’ aspect of the spell. At that point she’ll read the spell book and cast the spell.
For example, when she learned the healing spell she first talked to Farengar (talking to him via in-game dialogue but rp’ing they discussed the spell book). She then took the spell book and talked to Danica (again in-game dialogue with rp discussion). At that point she read the book and cast the healing spell, roleplaying that she practiced the spell under the watchful eye of Danica.
She did this again when she discovered the transmute spell in Halted Stream Camp, not reading it immediately in the dungeon but taking it with her to Whiterun, where again she talked to Farengar. This time she took the spell book to Adrianne and read it after talking with her. She then was able to cast the transmute spell and used it to craft several pieces of jewelry. Additionally, she'll only use the transmute spell alongside a smelter or forge and not mid-dungeon or while she’s out wandering around.
[blockquote][b][url=/profile/Vezrabuto]Vezrabuto[/url] said:[/b]
Hey guysI wanted to know if Anyone has interesting and unique ways to learn Spells instead of simply just learning it. This is my current way of Learning Spells.
You buy the Spellbook and seek out youre Research area or comfort zone ( like a Temple for a Priest or Nature for a Druid).
Then read the Book and wait a certain amount of hours factoring in Spell level, Skill Level and the spells Complexity, learning to tranform Iron into pure Gold would be more complex than learning to summon and shoot Fire.
The next stage is Practical training. for example
My Necromancer learned the Spell "Raise Zombie" by going outside and experimenting on Rabbits and Foxes. How much damage can it take, how long does the Spell last, can multipe corpses be animated at once, what happens on "re-death".
He also learned "Oakflesh" by determining what damage sources get reduced. He jumped off a Balcony, stepped on a campfire, got hit by a sword, got bitten by wolfs.
Be creative and Experiment :D
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To a lesser extent, I've done something similar in a recent playthrough:
Whenever my character learns spells, she first needs to take the spell tome to a court wizard or mage where they’ll teach her the ‘spells’ aspect of the spell. She won't read the spell book at this time. Instead she takes it to someone who’s associated with the type of spell she’s trying to learn where they’ll teach her the ‘practical’ aspect of the spell. At that point she’ll read the spell book and cast the spell.
For example, when she learned the healing spell she first talked to Farengar (talking to him via in-game dialogue but rp’ing they discussed the spell book). She then took the spell book and talked to Danica (again in-game dialogue with rp discussion). At that point she read the book and cast the healing spell, roleplaying that she practiced the spell under the watchful eye of Danica.
She did this again when she discovered the transmute spell in Halted Stream Camp, not reading it immediately in the dungeon but taking it with her to Whiterun, where again she talked to Farengar. This time she took the spell book to Adrianne and read it after talking with her. She then was able to cast the transmute spell and used it to craft several pieces of jewelry. Additionally, she'll only use the transmute spell alongside a smelter or forge and not mid-dungeon or while she’s out wandering around.
