Wizard Staves
⚪ Last updated 2023⚠️ Install Order · 2 steps
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🔍 Analysis
- 🏆 #100 of 163 Items, Objects, and Clothes mods in this game by downloads
📋 About This Mod
What does this mod do?
Adds 18 enchantable wizard staves to the game, obtainable as loot in-game from bonewalkers. These staves are retextures of vanilla staves, with wooden, chitin, and bonemold textures.
Compatability
Modifies the level list random_loot_bonewalker, so may need to be ahead of other mods that change the common bonewalker loot list. Adds 18 new staves to the game. Version 0. 42 needs the included meshes and icons folders to work.
Since this mod changes a leveled list, a merge utility like tes3merge or tes3cmd is recommended if another mod changes this list.
Version 0. 43
optional update
Changes the base value of the Wizard Staves to 5600, so that this mod is compatible with mods that boost spellcasting stats based off staff value.
If you prefer the Wizard Staves to have a lower value, and thus more balanced loot, version 0. 42 has been left up. This was the original intention of this mod. However, I would like these Wizard Staves to be useful with mods that boost spellcasting ability with a staff equiped.
The glass staff has a value of 5600, so this value was chosen to be fair without going off the deep end with unbalanced loot. This means that even though the Wizard Staves have the enchantment capacity of an ebony staff, the stat boosts associated with base value will be higher with ebony, daedric, and artifact staves, which seems fair to me.
Enchanted Wizard Staves from previous games will not have these new values.
Version 0. 42
Introduces unique icons for all 18 wizard staves. Any self-enchanted wizard staves from previous saves will not have these new icons.
The new staves
These new staves are inspired by stories of wizards with simple, wooden staves that hid great power. Their enchantability is based on the vanilla ebony staff, which is 90 points, making them powerful for wizards who can enchant them. Version 0. 41 adds seven additional staves, some of which are based off of the designs of staves from TES V: Skyrim (dwemer, metal gem, redwood gem, and skull staff). These new additions have more pizazz and style than the original wooden staves, but provide more options for mage characters.
These staves were generally based on the steel staff, because it is the most simple design. A wooden version of dreugh, ebony, daedric, glass, and silver were also included for variety. The textures choices were based on the color of the material in the real world when possible. Here is a list of all the new staves for reference:
Version 0. 40:
Walnut Staff
Rosewood Staff
Lignum Vitae Staff
Bonemold Staff
Chitin Staff
Yew Staff <
Adds 18 enchantable wizard staves to the game, obtainable as loot from bonewalkers. These are retextures of vanilla staves with various materials like wood, chitin, bonemold, and cloth. A small cosmetic loot mod for Morrowind players seeking staff variety.
✨ Key Features
📊 Pros & Cons
✅ Pros
- Adds 18 new staves to loot tables, giving bonewalker farming more variety.
- Retextures use vanilla models, so no mesh conflicts or performance hits.
- Enchantable, so you can customize them to fit your build.
⚠️ Cons
- Only 23 endorsements and 492 downloads — a niche mod with a small following.
- Last updated in January 2023, so may not be tested with the latest Morrowind patches or mods.
- No screenshots or detailed documentation provided, so you're flying blind on what the textures actually look like.
For Morrowind players who want more staff variety without adding new models or mechanics. If you're tired of the same old staves and want some retextured options to loot, this is for you. Skip if you're looking for gameplay changes or new staff types — this is purely cosmetic.
💡 Beginner Tips
- Since these are retextures, make sure to load this mod after any mods that alter vanilla staves to ensure the textures apply.
- Bonewalkers are common in ancestral tombs and crypts, so head there to find the new staves.
- If you use a mod manager like Wrye Mash or Mod Organizer 2, install this mod through it to keep your load order clean.
📊 Mod Details
- Game
- Morrowind Mods
- Author
- RupertTCalinbob
- Version
- 0.43
- Downloads
- 492
- Endorsements
- 23
- Category
- Items, Objects, and Clothes
- Created
- 12/29/2022
- Updated
- 1/16/2023
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