Constraints

We all know the story. You start a new playthrough determined to stick to a particular character concept - say, a pure sword-and-board warrior. Then you notice the game has given you a healing spell and a flame damage spell. Then you find a spellbook, and you may as well read it, right? Then you loot an enchanted bow. Then you find yourself sneaking because it's such a good way to get the drop on enemies. So your sneak skill increases. You find yourself picking off enemies with your bow, because you're carrying the bow anyway and sneak ranged attacks do a lot of damage for little risk. And if that doesn't finish the enemy off, wait till they step on your fire rune, or meet your summoned flame atronach. Congratulations, you're playing a magical stealth archer for the 837th time.

This mod is an attempt to allow you to break this habit.

Features

Through an MCM menu, choose various restrictions or effects to impose on your character, in order to assist with roleplaying or to make the game more challenging. All of these restrictions can be enabled or disabled at any time. There is nothing preventing you from disabling a restriction that you imposed on yourself earlier, other than your own self-respect.

The available restrictions are:

[]Weapon type - one-handed, two-handed, ranged weapons (bows and crossbows), edged weapons, staves, and each type of one-handed weapon (daggers, maces, axes, swords).

[]Equipment type - light armour, heavy armour, shields, jewelry, headgear, footwear. Restrict both armour weights to force a clothing-only playthrough.

[]Equipment material - leather, hide, wood, iron, steel, glass, ebony, silver, Orcish, Elven, Dwarven, Daedric, Falmer, Dragonscale, Dragonplate.

[]Weak ranged weapons - make arrows and bolts only deal 5 damage. This means you can still use them to aggro enemies, or use utility arrows, but you cannot deal significant damage as an "archer".

[]Crafting skills - prevent crafting items via alchemy, enchanting, smithing.

[]Magic - prevent yourself from learning or casting spells from each of the schools of magic. Prevent learning or equipping shouts or powers. Give yourself a limited number of active spell slots, and only allow casting spells which you have assigned to these slots,

[]Speechcraft - debuff your speechcraft skill to zero.

[]Trade and gold - prevent yourself from buying or selling items (separate options). Impose a cap on how much gold you can possess, and choose whether excess gold is destroyed, or stored and returned to you when you toggle the option off.

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