LE Enchantment to clothes/armor

[firstlegacy]

I know there's a lot of modders out there that convert clothes to armor but I haven't seen any one trying to have an Enchantment armor rating. (If it has, please give me a link).

 

But you need a perk to enchant a clothes/armor to have additional/bonus armor rating to make it more balanced.

If possible, I think we need a multiple enchantment into a one clothe/armor, although that would give an imbalanced game but I think a perk requirement should do.

 

 

 

[Balisan]

A good solution to your problem exists in a couple of different mods, but they tend to be part of larger overhaul-level projects. Here are some examples and alternatives.

Skyrim Perk Enhancements and Rebalanced Gameplay - This does not add an armor enchantment. However, in the reworked Alteration tree, you can unlock "Mage Armor." Your armor spell will last until you toggle it off, and if you are not wearing any armor, it quadruples the magnitude of the spell and allows your Alteration skill to gain experience as you take physical damage. Coupled with another perk that can increase the magnitude of fire-and-forget spells by up to 45% if you "charge up" the spell before casting, you will have no need for an armor enchantment. This is a great gameplay overhaul that is much more friendly with other mods than PerMa and SkyRe.

Wintermyst - Enchantments of Skyrim - The armor enchantment here isn't a flat armor buff. The enchantment grants armor that increases over ~1 minute as you spend time in combat. It is a great mod anyhow that works with just about everything. Some enchantments may seem overpowered or useless at first glance, but they are all pretty balanced due to the fact that your playstyle has to account for the enchantment for it to do any good. They can all be ridiculously powerful in rare, fringe circumstances, worthless in others, and may even cause you to get yourself killed trying to force a favorable situation.

Fortify Armor Rating Enchantment - This is the mod you are asking for, and it is definitely not overpowered. It doesn't add items to the leveled lists like Wintermyst, but you can either craft one of the items or add it via console commands.

Edited March 5, 2015 by Balisan

[firstlegacy]

@balisan. thank you

[ScottC12]

This may not be exactly what you are looking for, but the Armor Padding Kits mod by crazyjoe2K offers a solution to enhancing player character’s armor with a variety (cloth, leather, chainmail, etc.) of craft-able “under armors”. Some of the variations are enchanted/enchantable. The under-armor counts as clothes (takes up the clothing slot) but is unfortunately not visible. The idea of under-armor padding is realistic, since quilted gambesons were actually worn under armor. The biggest drawback I have found is that if your character provides his/her followers with armor padding, they do not appear to recognize the padding and do not equip it.

[firstlegacy]

This may not be exactly what you are looking for, but the Armor Padding Kits mod by crazyjoe2K offers a solution to enhancing player character’s armor with a variety (cloth, leather, chainmail, etc.) of craft-able “under armors”. Some of the variations are enchanted/enchantable. The under-armor counts as clothes (takes up the clothing slot) but is unfortunately not visible. The idea of under-armor padding is realistic, since quilted gambesons were actually worn under armor. The biggest drawback I have found is that if your character provides his/her followers with armor padding, they do not appear to recognize the padding and do not equip it.

thanks..I'll try that mod..