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jason Oct 12, 2017 @ 4:09pm
Would you say there's anything better than the Arch Mage Robes?
I have the Arch Mage robes and my character is fully a mage, would I find another type of body clothing that would be better than it?
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Justice Oct 12, 2017 @ 4:22pm 
Only enchanted robes with lvl 100 enchatment. But if you mostly use 1 specific magic school then - master robes of specific mage school
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jason Oct 12, 2017 @ 4:34pm 
@Justice so when I get enchanting to 100 should I enchant any type of light armor to my choosings of mage skills?
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Justice Oct 12, 2017 @ 4:46pm 
Originally posted by Form Sector:
@Justice so when I get enchanting to 100 should I enchant any type of light armor to my choosings of mage skills?
There is perk that allows better enchatment if you use it on robes. Not sure how it works, but I can't seem to surpass 50% magic recovery while many adept robes of magic school have 75% and all up to 150% on master robes. Not the most essential as spell reduction cost, but still
Last edited by Justice; Oct 12, 2017 @ 4:46pm
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Justice Oct 12, 2017 @ 4:49pm 
Yes, you can pretty much enchant at any type of armour or clothes. The double enchatment perk at lvl 100 is what makes it so good
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Arcanobscura Oct 12, 2017 @ 5:36pm 
Originally posted by Form Sector:
I have the Arch Mage robes and my character is fully a mage, would I find another type of body clothing that would be better than it?

Id grab the mod that lets you put any enchantment on any related item, makes it MUCH nicer IMO. Think its called free enchantments
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jason Oct 12, 2017 @ 5:47pm 
Originally posted by Arcanobscura:
Originally posted by Form Sector:
I have the Arch Mage robes and my character is fully a mage, would I find another type of body clothing that would be better than it?

Id grab the mod that lets you put any enchantment on any related item, makes it MUCH nicer IMO. Think its called free enchantments

I installed the mod and it sounds great. Thanks!
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Justice Oct 12, 2017 @ 5:52pm 
mods... cheating bastards... (I don't care if it's singleplayer game, it's still cheating)
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dcain3456 Oct 12, 2017 @ 6:34pm 
Originally posted by Justice:
mods... cheating bastards... (I don't care if it's singleplayer game, it's still cheating)
Yes, HOW DARE anyone play anything other than unpatched vanilla! :steammocking:
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Xilo The Odd Oct 12, 2017 @ 7:37pm 
Originally posted by Arcanobscura:
Originally posted by Form Sector:
I have the Arch Mage robes and my character is fully a mage, would I find another type of body clothing that would be better than it?

Id grab the mod that lets you put any enchantment on any related item, makes it MUCH nicer IMO. Think its called free enchantments
yeah i use something like that, it helps a great deal in making user made gear actually useful. changes that could easily be made by bethesda but w/e they had 6 years to decide if they should or not xP.
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Sly-Scale Oct 13, 2017 @ 12:04am 
If you use all of the schools of magic at once, the Archmage's robes are pretty hard to beat.

I'd only switch away if I was using a single school of magic. In that case, I'd enchant a body piece to have cost reduction, and cost reduction + magicka regeneration. Both for the same school of magic.

Do that and use 2 more cost reduction enchantments, and you can get 100% cost reduction. Or less, if you exploit brewing enchanting potions and enchanting alchemy armor.
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