Unenchanted Items

UnEnchanted Items I wanted some of the unique items in the game to be craftable, properly upgradable (affected by perks at a sharpening wheel/workbench), and enchantable, and didn\'t see a mod that fit the bill, so I made my own. All items can be forged with either their associated material perk (steel, glass, ebony, Daedric, etc) or the arcane blacksmith perk. Improvements can be made on all items, but for the max benefit you will still need the perk for their associated material (Mehrunes\' dagger is now affected by the Daedric Smithing perk, Keening is Dwarven, Nightingale is Daedric, etc). Daedric quest items have had the keywords changed to resemble a normal Daedric item, which makes it easier to sell botched enchantments and will not interfere with achievements. Because these unique items require higher temperatures to forge properly, they require fire salts in addition to their usual materials. Weapons Added: Daggers: Blade of Sacrifice Blade Of Woe - Switched perk for maximum damage at sharpening wheels to Daedric and made ingredients hard to get due to it\'s very high vanilla power. Dragon Priest Dagger Keening Mehrunes\' Razor Shiv One Handed: Blade\'s Sword AKA Akaviri Katana - Base steel version Chillrend - Max base damage version, Increased materials needed for balance reasons, frost salts also needed to forge blade Dawnbraker - Original had lowered base damage due to it\'s very powerful enchantment - Upped damage to Ebony to balance, left low weight Dragonbane - Max base damage version, upped from Steel to Ebony smithing for balance reasons Mace of Molag Bal Nightingale Blade - Max user-attainable version Scimitar - Same as vanilla, attainable very early, made crafting materials high to balance Two Handed: Ebony Blade - Original had lowered base damage due to it\'s very powerful enchantment - Upped damage near Daedric Greatsword to balance. Fixed one hand, two hand bug. Properly levels two-handed skill and is affected by two handed perks. It\'s base damage is slightly lower than the regular Daedric greatsword because of it\'s lower weight and faster swing, but since it can\'t be dual-wielded it needed a significant damage boost from it\'s vanilla counter-part. Headman\'s Axe - Uses wood as well as other materials due to its handle. Properly levels two-handed skill and is affected by two handed perks. The Longhammer - Swings faster than almost all two-handed weapons. Rueful Axe - Being one of the sickest looking weapons in the game, I gave this one a little extra attention. It needed a serious re-balance due to it\'s very slow swing speed and low damage. Now swings as fast and does as much damage as a regular Daedric Battleaxe. Volendrung - Left slightly lower base damage as it was due to it