Somabby

Make a clean start, (or use the first save when you first create a character) and disable all your mods. Load all mods that have nothing to do with dragon souls (or none except the DLC's and the unofficial patches) and continue on. An example quest would be the first slaying of a dragon at the Watchtower by Whiterun. Save before you kill the dragon and load your mods. You'll find out which one interferes with not being able to absorb souls.

>obviously haven't read the rules.

Did you make the ReProccer patch?

If you're asking for a download link, your Skyrim probably isn't legit...

No problem. :cool: And a +1 for going spellsword~.

Sorry to hear ty, but here's a suggestion. Try remove the Better female mods, installing the XP32 Skeleton first, and then install the other two after. When you do so, it should ask if you want to overwrite some files, click no and give that a try.

Argonian Spellsword for me~! Majoring in Light Weaponry (Tantos and 1H Axes), Restoration and Destruction, Heavy Armor and Alchemy. Coupled with the Apocalypse Spell Package, Immersive Armors/Weapons, SkyRe and other mods, I have quite the experience in Skyrim.

I actually had this problem when I was slaying the first Dragon at the Watchtower. The mod that caused the problem for me was Dead Body Collision. Do you have that installed? And what you should do is make a new save, never continue on a save without the previous mods installed.

Hmm, well BBF does have effect on the skeleton, but they both should play together nicely. I had no conflicts when installing mine. But I don't have the two female mods installed, so I can't give any advice/suggestions.

Hm, well I usually do manual installs when I download mods. <I have around 90+ mods on my Skyrim, not a hitch.> If you have any other mods that modify the skeleton such as the Impact Force mod (I forgot the creator =X), then it shouldn't be a problem. Just overwrite the files and everything should be hunkydory. And with the Dual Sheath Redux, you need reproccer and the most recent SKSE to make the individual patch by it's self and then apply the .esp with your load order.