Ordinator - Perks Grant Odin and Apocalypse Spells

Ordinator perks will now automatically grant the player and NPCs the use of appropriate spells from either vanilla, Odin or Apocalypse.

I like the Requiem feature that allows you to automatically gain spells whenever you take an appropriate perk. It really helps speed up the process of developing magical skills, especially with hardcore mods where access to spellbooks is more expensive and/or difficult. I wanted the same thing with my EnaiRim modlist, but there wan't any other mods that could do this for me, so I made my own and uploaded it here.

I lack the scripting ability to allow for the player to choose a spell from a menu like Requiem does. Instead I manually assigned almost all vanilla, Odin and Apocalypse spells to a relevant Ordinator perk.

The mod works by modifying most Ordinator perks to add an ability that allows constant access to the related spell. I also modified the text description of each perk to tell you what spells are unlocked by each perk.

This means that if you use another mod to assign perks to NPCs then they will also get the associated spells that are given by my mod.

I didn't assign Master level spells to Ordinator perks because they are supposed to be quest-locked behind the College quests. It would also be extremely over-powered.

The plugins are all flagged as .esl and it should be safe to add/remove them from a savegame. However, if you remove the mod then it seems that the spells will not be removed from your spellbook, and presumably NPCs will still keep the spells.

Don't expect this to be particularly well-balanced. Ordinator perks weren't designed for such tight integration with other EnaiRim spells. You may sometimes receive spells 10 or 15 skill levels before or after you pass the skill threshold for buying the associated spellbook. For example, you get access to the Frost Atronach spell at level 40 with the Atromancy perk, but Frost Atronach is supposed to be not buyable until the player reaches skill level of 50.

I could improve balancing by changing the skill level requirements of Ordinator perks, but I suspect that most users would dislike this. I recommend that you use the Fizzle mod to make spells harder to successfully use if you don't have the minimum skill level.

https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/18180

The Destruction and Conjuration schools are the best integrated with the spells because the spells are logically matched to the gameplay mechanics or titles of the associated perks. Restoration and Illusion schools are somewhat well-integrated. The Alteration school is not well-integrated because the spells don't match well with the mechanics or themes of many of the available perks. I did my best with the spells/perks combos that were available. Restoration/Illusion and Alteration have some perks that have no associated spells. Conjuration and Destruction have the