Fire effect bugged on Dawnbreaker Sword?

[Dev]

Anyone knows why my Dawnbreaker sword doesn't do any fire damage anymore?

[MancSoulja]

Did you recharge it?

[Dev]

Originally posted by MancSoulja:

Did you recharge it? :tgrin:

Recharge? :O

[grishalit7]

Yeah, you see deadric weapons have charge system like regular enchanted wepons. You probably used its defult charge so you'll have recharge it with filled soul gems.

[MancSoulja]

Originally posted by grishalit7:

Yeah, you see deadric weapons have charge system like regular enchanted wepons. You probably used its defult charge so you'll have recharge it with filled soul gems.

^^^ What he said. If you have some filled soul gems, Find the sword in your invertory and tap RB to charge it! (Not sure about the KB command to do it)

[Dev]

Hah, didn't know that. Thanks for the info!

[markdb92]

also if you put on reduce spell school cost enchants on armor you make enchantments last longer up to forever if have 100% spell cost reduction. In this case it be the restor school on that blade.

[Dev]

Originally posted by markdb92:

also if you put on reduce spell school cost enchants on armor you make enchantments last longer up to forever if have 100% spell cost reduction. In this case it be the restor school on that blade.

Care to explain how that works? I'm not a hardcore Skyrim player and I would like it more if the fire dmg was forever :)

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From what I understand you need to upgrade perks? Thats prolly not gonna work for me since I never upgrades enchant perks :)

[neopolitan]

What he means is that you put, in this case, Restoration Regen effects on your armor. Hope this helps :)

[Solomon Hawk]

Enchanted weapons such as Dawnbreaker require a soul gem to recharge their special attributes. Staffs for example will cease functioning when their energy is used up and become useless until they are recharged with a soul gem (or several soul gems depending on their charge amount). This also applies to any weapon that you enchant and not just Daedric weapons.
When you use an enchated weapon, you'll see a gray bar on the lower right side of your screen that lets you know the level of charge on the weapon. You'll also notice that gray slider decrease with each use. You will usually get a popup notification that your weapon's charge is low and that you should recharge it using a soul gem. If you have any filled soul gems in your inventory, you simply open your weapons inventory and find your weapon. If it's enchanted and needs to be recharged, you'll see a pop up notification that gives you the option to charge it. But if you don't have filled soul gems to use and try to recharge it, you'll get a notification that you need filled soul gems.
Restoration magic won't work on enchanted weapons that need to be recharged. However, your level of skill in the enchantment tree will determine how strong the enchantments are that you place on weapons you decide to enchant. The higher your skill level, the stronger the enchantment can be which has the benefit of making the enchantment last longer on a weapon until it needs to be recharged again.
On enchanting your armor, the higher your enchanting skill level (again) determines the strength of the enchantment you can place on your armor. This coincides with the size of the soul gem used to place an enchantment on it. This fortunately, does not require any recharging once it is enchanted. It's "fixed" and the only way you can make it better is by enchanting a new piece of armor.