Already enchanted items cannot be given a second enchantment. Specifically, this affects Fortify Health, Regenerate Health, Fortify Magicka, Regenerate Magicka, Fortify Stamina, and Regenerate Stamina.Īllows you to add a second enchantment to an item only at the time of enchanting and for a single soul gem. Also affects new enchantments on clothing and jewelry despite only specifying armor in the description. ĭeath blows to creatures, but not people, trap 5% of the victim's soul, recharging the weapon. Soul gems provide extra magicka for recharging. Ĭan put two enchantments on the same item. Health, magicka, and stamina enchantments on armor are 25% stronger. Skill enchantments on armor are 25% stronger.
Shock enchantments on weapons and armor are 25% stronger. įrost enchantments on weapons and armor are 25% stronger. I don't know when you can find the ID numbers for enchantments themselves right now, but eventually they will put in the page I just listed.Fire enchantments on weapons and armor are 25% stronger. in page, you will find the id numbers of many things, including the ones of the objects you need to enchant. The command you need to enchant the objects is playerEnchantObject objectID EnchantID. Let's see if I find now what you ask.ĮDIT2:The only method I found is enchanting objects with the console and then destroying the object to learn the enchantments. This will give you all the spells, effects and shouts in the game, including powers from creatures and NPCs you are not supposed to have.ĮDIT: Sorry, I misunderstand you. If you simply want to try the spells, you can also type psb. (Skyrim)#All_Obtainable_Spells you have some examples of the use of this command, with all obtainable spells (sadly the name of each spell is not included). Type player.addspell ID where ID is the id number for the spell you want to add.
You can add spells individually with the console addspell command.
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