Scrolls Are Common - Scrolls Intregated (SPID)

What does this mod do?

Simply gives a number of scrolls to mage enemy npcs, with a 10% chance to drop 3-6 scrolls from a level list selection. You can lower or raise this in the ini if you have any issue or you want more/less scrolls.

Scrolls are balanced via a level list with level requirements for each level of spell. it goes like this:

Novice Spells: Lvl 1 and up

Apprentice Scrolls: lvl 5 and up

Adept Scrolls: lvl 15 and up

Expert Scrolls: lvl 25 and up

Master Scrolls: Lvl 50 and up

I think this is pretty fair and balanced and will lead to fairer combat against mages. Also you won't get ridiculously OP spells too early. Probably should have done this earlier, but i am always learning as a mod author.

There is an alternate version in the optional files that uses LLOS to combine all the lists into one big leveled list. Unfortunately i have had issues with this and its issues i cannot fix on my end. Items not respecting minimum level or not distributing at all etc. I will keep it up for those who prefer that method but will not be maintaining it until leveled list object swapper updates to work better with sublists.

Why?

In vanilla scrolls are kind of useless, they're rare and just as expensive as spell tomes. I plan on making a mod in the future that fixes the latter, making scrolls about as cheap as a one-time consumable should be, but for the former i made this. So now there's a bunch of scrolls...at least on npcs, containers there's not much of a framework for. Yet. maybe someday... okatyyy now we got CID, i will do something to add stacks of scrolls in chests - like 5 or 10 in boss chests. Just give me some time.

Will you make an ini for mod?

I did all the spell mods i know of with scrolls, but if there's any i missed feel free to request and i'll get to it when i get the chance. SPID and LLOS are required still.

Will this make combat harder/easier?

For some reason, npcs don't use scrolls in skyrim. maybe someday someone who knows how to do skse mods will make this possible. So it won't make combat more difficult. I was wrong about this, it depends on their AI. if you use combat mods that make enemies more aggressive they will use a scroll if its in their inventory but its not something they will always do. Either way, having more scrolls can definitely help make magical combat a bit more fluid, especially if you use mods like spell research, fizzle, immersive spell learning etc. I had a blast with it on my test runs.

Requirements

Spell perk item distributor - Hard requirement, mod will do nothing without this.

Various magic mods covered

The Vanilla Game (just skyri