Remove Enchantments by CyberSpyder
⚪ Last updated 2018⚠️ Install Order · 6 steps
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🔍 Analysis
- 👍 4.5% endorsement rate — high engagement, a strong quality signal
- 🏆 #7 of 21 Magic - Gameplay mods in this game by downloads
📋 About This Mod
New Description: Usage is a equipping the disenchanting shout, shouting, then dropping the item from your inventory, which will copy the original item, upgrades and all, then deleting it and providing a fresh, upgraded weapon with no enchantments. Useful when you want to make a bada** sword even more awesome. The shout has a short use time and a short cool down, so be careful and remember to save frequently SO YOU DON'T ACCIDENTALLY DISENCHANT YOUR FAVORITE GEAR!!!
DISCLAIMER: This mod only works for player enchanted items, so no, you can't make a godly Dawnbreaker. You can however, get a mod version of the Dawnbreaker and enchant it. This mod should not have any conflicts, but if it does I probably won't be able to help you. Look it up, or just try to port your own version of a disenchanter. It's not that hard.
REQUIRES SKSE SE!!!
Original Mod: https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/52406?
Original Description: Allows you to remove player-created enchantments from items, so that you can add better ones as your skill improves.
I.e., the other kind of disenchanting. I've noticed that I tend to avoid enchanting my best gear, waiting for my skill to reach 100 first so that I can get the best possible results. This seems a little silly. Hence, the mod. It adds a lesser power that, when used, will clear the enchantment from the first item you drop afterward, as long as you were the one to enchant it in the first place, while preserving its tempering status.
(Technically, it deletes the one you drop, creates a duplicate copy, sets it to the quality of the original, and then gives it to you.)
Pretty simple, but it feels like something that was missing. I would have preferred if I could make it remove enchantments even from other items, but this is...impractical, as it would also affect every other item of that type.
Requires SKSE.
Remove Enchantments by CyberSpyder is a Skyrim Special Edition mod that adds a disenchanting shout, allowing you to strip player-created enchantments from items while preserving upgrades. It's designed for players who want to re-enchant their gear with better effects as their Enchanting skill improves. Requires SKSE SE and works only on items you enchanted yourself.
✨ Key Features
📊 Pros & Cons
✅ Pros
- Solid community backing with 562 endorsements and over 12k downloads.
- Fills a real gap—lets you re-enchant your best gear without losing tempering.
- Simple mechanic: shout, drop item, get a clean version back.
⚠️ Cons
- Only works on player-enchanted items, so no stripping Dawnbreaker or other uniques.
- Requires SKSE SE, which some players avoid due to setup hassle.
- Last updated in 2018, so it might have compatibility issues with newer game patches or mods.
For Skyrim SE players who hold off on enchanting their best gear until level 100 Enchanting, then want to redo it. Also for anyone who accidentally enchanted something and wants a do-over without console commands. Skip if you're on the original Skyrim or don't use SKSE.
💡 Beginner Tips
- Make sure SKSE SE is installed and launched via skse64_loader.exe, not the default launcher, or the mod won't work.
- Save before using the shout—if you drop the wrong item, it's gone forever, so quicksave first.
- Test on a cheap enchanted item first to get the hang of the shout's timing and cooldown.
📊 Mod Details
- Game
- Skyrim Mods
- Author
- CyberSpyder
- Version
- 1.1
- Downloads
- 12,519
- Endorsements
- 562
- Category
- Magic - Gameplay
- Created
- 4/12/2018
- Updated
- 4/13/2018
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