The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered

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No Fortify Attribute on Spellcraftingtable?
So I got the Fortify Skill to choose a specific skill, but I don't have the Attribute thing.
And looking on YouTube seems like everyone has it...

Is this bugged for me?
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Fortify attribute is a different spell effect than fortify skill.

Also attributes are mostly useless so fortifying them isn't gonna help with much. You're better off fortifying skills until they reach 100 and then after that they don't do anything.
After reaching 100 in attributes skills only some benefits are gained, you will not gain extra meele damage for example when fortifying strenght, but you will gain carry capacity.
Ninefox Apr 27 @ 12:38pm 
Originally posted by psychotron666:
Fortify attribute is a different spell effect than fortify skill.

Also attributes are mostly useless so fortifying them isn't gonna help with much. You're better off fortifying skills until they reach 100 and then after that they don't do anything.

Well Fortifying Strength is useful for carrying more.
Ninefox Apr 27 @ 12:39pm 
Originally posted by psychotron666:
Fortify attribute is a different spell effect than fortify skill.

Also attributes are mostly useless so fortifying them isn't gonna help with much. You're better off fortifying skills until they reach 100 and then after that they don't do anything.

Also I know that it's a different spell, that's why I'm wondering why I don't have it.
Ninefox Apr 27 @ 12:40pm 
Originally posted by Readynailer:
After reaching 100 in attributes skills only some benefits are gained, you will not gain extra meele damage for example when fortifying strenght, but you will gain carry capacity.

That's why I want it.
Luck will decrease Spellcrafting cost.

So yeah I'm just wondering why I don't have it.
Vakma Apr 27 @ 12:42pm 
If you want a fortify attribute spell for spell making you must first own and be able to cast a spell that fortifies an attribute, doesn't matter which one. A spell with fortify luck, if you can ast it, allows you to create custom spells with any attribute.
Last edited by Vakma; Apr 27 @ 12:46pm
I've read you have to cast a spell to add it to the custom spell list.
Might also only add that one attribute
Originally posted by Ninefox:
Well Fortifying Strength is useful for carrying more.
Is it? Isn't feather more potent?
Originally posted by Dixon Sider:
Originally posted by Ninefox:
Well Fortifying Strength is useful for carrying more.
Is it? Isn't feather more potent?
Yes, but in the original oblivion i often ran into a bug where feather was not working properly.
Last edited by Readynailer; Apr 27 @ 12:48pm
Originally posted by Readynailer:
Originally posted by Dixon Sider:
Is it? Isn't feather more potent?
Yes, but in the original oblivion i often ran into a bug where feather was not working properly.
Ohhh that does sound familiar.
Vakma Apr 27 @ 12:58pm 
Originally posted by Dixon Sider:
Originally posted by Readynailer:
Yes, but in the original oblivion i often ran into a bug where feather was not working properly.
Ohhh that does sound familiar.
So in og oblivion all feather did was reduce the weight of the items in your inventory. It displayed as increasing your weight capacity but its not true. Also sped up your character by reducing the weight of your armor as well. Strength did increase capactiy but was more expensive of a spell to cast.

Example, you currently have 80 weight 150 max, you want to loot a dungeon, you cast feather 100. Your weight displays as 250, but in truth you're at 0/150. You pick up 170 pounds of junk which would bring you to 250, but in reality you're now 170/150 and over encumbered.

Feather is cheaper and can stack with multiple spells, but only reduces you weight currently in your inventory, not what you will be picking up.
Originally posted by Ninefox:
Originally posted by psychotron666:
Fortify attribute is a different spell effect than fortify skill.

Also attributes are mostly useless so fortifying them isn't gonna help with much. You're better off fortifying skills until they reach 100 and then after that they don't do anything.

Also I know that it's a different spell, that's why I'm wondering why I don't have it.

Because you need to buy it.
Ninefox Apr 27 @ 3:02pm 
Originally posted by psychotron666:
Originally posted by Ninefox:

Also I know that it's a different spell, that's why I'm wondering why I don't have it.

Because you need to buy it.

Thx
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