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Dragon Bone and Scale Smelting
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Category: Armor, Dragons, Miscellaneous, Weapons
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Jul 26, 2013 @ 3:00pm
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Dragon Bone and Scale Smelting

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After doing some dragon smithing, I ended up with a plethora of dragon scales and a dearth of bones. With the Dawnguard DLC I can use the bones to make Dragon Bone arrows for the rest of the game. But after my initial crafting and improvements, I really have no use for the scales. I could sell them, but by that point in the game I don't need the money.

So I came up with this simple little mod that allows me to use the smelter to convert 3 scales to 1 bone. Just for the heck of it, I also added a recipe to convert 1 bone to 3 scales.
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Sia Dec 31, 2013 @ 1:39pm 
Themanw... I know what u mean but what the heck, fuck reality :p
Opinioned Child Aug 2, 2013 @ 5:53am 
me and a friend make mini mods and mod packs for games but dont actually make them, and i always proof-read them for any errors, i got a lot of ideas in my head
Opinioned Child Aug 2, 2013 @ 5:50am 
whatever works for you i just thought that it wasnt fair for the same mass item to be split up into 3 items with a combined larger weight... hey its kinda like the leather being heavier than the wolf skin
barry  [author] Aug 1, 2013 @ 8:58pm 
@themanwithaplan: It seemed sensible to me that the material that makes scales has to be concentrated to make bones. Besides, 30 pounds of scales gives you 15 pounds of bone, so you have an option to lighten the load. If you got 3 of each you could drop the weight from 75 to 60.
Opinioned Child Aug 1, 2013 @ 3:04pm 
not bad, although you might want to tone down the weight of the scales because breaking 1 bone into 3 scales increases overall weight (i believe) so maybe make it equal the same?