SKYRIM MASTER SPELL QUEST PATCH

I have listed below the ones I tend to use the most.Ģ) The non-despawning feature for these types of NPCs is mostly intentionally destroyed when using the unofficial patch (USSEP for the special edition of Skyrim), so PC users who are committed to using this patch will not be able to use this technique since the patch 'fixes' the non-despawning of virtually all these NPCs causing them to despawn just like regular random NPC enemies. Generally speaking, named boss-level NPC enemies in dungeons that themselves do not reset once you clear them are safe for this type of usage. Otherwise, as soon as you leave them non-animated (wherever you intend to 'store' them) and leave the area for any length of time, the body will de-spawn and you will lose them forever. There are a couple of caveats to be mindful of for this strategy to work, though:ġ) The most useful NPCs for this strategy must not de-spawn after they are initially killed. There are several NPCs I regularly use for this, and I thought I'd list them below. To maximize the usage of this spell, though, one needs to find powerful NPCs to re-animate. Thus, the 'Dead Thrall' spell is, IMO, one of the more useful master-level spells offered in any school of magic. There are two signature features of the 'Dead Thrall' spell:ġ) The re-animated subject (which must be human or mer) remains re-animated until killed or until you summon enough other minions to cause them to die (either one or two others, depending on whether you have taken the 'Twin Souls' Conjuration perk).Ģ) Once a 'Dead Thrall' subject is killed, their body does not turn into a pile of ash, unlike the lesser necromantic spells, making them capable of being re-animated an infinite number of times (as long as in the process of being killed, they were not somehow decapitated). This spell lets you re-animate almost any dead human NPC (some high-level vampires and spellcasters are not eligible, due to their extremely high levels, which are immune to the necromancer-type spells - playing as a vampire while possessing the Restoration school's Necromage perk can help with this).

Hi - a while back, I posted a screenshot I took of my collection of dead bodies that I occasionally use as 'Dead Thrall' minions for my Master-level conjurer character.įor those that don't know, the 'Dead Thrall' is a master-level Conjuration spell (obtained once you reach level 100 in Conjuration through the Conjuration Master Spell quest at the College of Winterhold). Note: There are slight spoilers ahead for the Conjuration school of magic, several dungeons and boss-level NPCs, and one Daedric artifact quest - you have been warned. Elder Scrolls Reading Club (Community Playthrough).Tag your submissions! Place any of the following tags in the title of your post to highlight it.Pictures of your cat with the title 'khajiit has wares if you have coin'.Handprints, in any way, shape or form, even if posted by reddit admins, though certain handcrafts are permitted.Any posts related to Piracy (Support the game creators!).Screenshots of texts, facebook or other social networking sites (jokes on facebook, 4chan images) or comments with Skyrim quotes from other subreddits (i.e.Locations or Items in real life that remind you of Skyrim (dark brotherhood hand prints, sweetrolls), though crafts are permitted.Screenshots with anything superimposed on the image (text, real life items).

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