Multiple Enchantments - Ordinator Patch

Description: You are using Ordinator but you want to be able to put more than 2 enchantments on your gear? Well, now you can, with this patch to the version 8. 16SSE of Ordinator - Perks of Skyrim, by Enai Siaion.

This mod was totally inspired from MultipleEchantments, by decopauge123 and also a little bit from Unlimited Enchantments Mod, by GovnoWriter.

Since these mods all affect the same basic perk, they were naturally conflicting and whichever came last won. With Multiple Enchantments - Ordinator Patch, you just need to make sure it is placed below Ordinator - Perks of Skyrim in your load order (LOOT should be able to solve that automatically for you, and NMM too as a matter of fact) and you keep the best of both worlds.

I have included 2 versions in this file (see installation section below).

- The "Radical" version will simply replace the Twin Enchantments perk from Ordinator with an Unlimited Enchantments perk, which allows you to put as many as 64 enchantments on an item (and to my knowledge, there isn't 64 enchantments in the game for any type of gear). It has the same requirement (80 enchanting) as the Twin Enchantments perk from Ordinator. I got the idea of using just one rank from Unlimited Enchantments Mod, by GovnoWriter.

• The "Progressive" version replace the Twin Enchantments perk from Ordinator with a Multiple Enchantments perk that has 5 ranks and will allow for a maximum of 10 enchantments (at rank 5) to be put on an item. I got the idea of using 5 ranks for the perk from MultipleEchantments, by decopauge123. The increments are as follow:
• - Rank 1, Req 80 enchanting = 2 enchantments,
• - Rank 2, Req 85 enchanting = 4 enchantments,
• - Rank 3, Req 90 enchanting = 6 enchantments,
• - Rank 4, Req 95 enchanting = 8 enchantments,
• - Rank 5, Req 100 enchanting = 10 enchantments.

By request, I have also incorporated a quasi-infinite charge for weapons (does not work on staves, from what I read). In the Progressive version, you can totally not use this feature and remain as "vanilla" as possible if you never go past rank 1 of Soul Siphon. So if you don't like the idea of having unlimited charges on your weapons, by all means, never go above rank 1. If you go higher or if you use the Radical version, you will benefit from an increased in charges recovered from ANY type of opponent dying from your blows (not just creatures). Of course, if a fight last very very long, it is still possible to run out of charge with my method, but it was easy to implement and should cover almost every normal situations. At Progressive's rank 4 or Radical's rank 2 of Soul Siphon, you basically gain back a quarter of the weapon's charge for each kill.

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