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See for more information.Related Subreddits.Related Websites. (NSFW). Disclaimer: I will be away for several days, after which I will finish up the tradeskill trees and release this mod (a week late).LockpickingOne way to fix the 'I can't spend points on things that don't help me kill enemies harder' issue with these trees is by having perks at the end that return perk points, making a number of previous perks essentially free. No one wants to spend 7 perk points on lockpicking perks, but perhaps you want to spend 2 perk points on 7 perks?

Of course, it's not as easy as just spending the point. 0 Lockpicking Mastery: Weaker/all locks are easier to pick. 20 Bear Traps: Able to pick up Bear Traps and drop them from your inventory to place them.

The teeth of placed Bear Traps deal 2 points of damage to enemies per level of Lockpicking. You can only pick up and carry one Bear Trap at a time. 20 Game of Fate: There are 5 Dragons of Fate hidden in random locked containers in Skyrim. Each grants 15000 gold and a free perk point when removed from its container. The name of the container changes to indicate the treasure inside.

30 Lockdown: Activate a hostile automaton to lockpick your way into its engine. Lock difficulty is based on its current Health. Pick its lock within 15 seconds to reduce its Health to 1 and shut it down for 60 seconds.

If you fail, you can't try again for 30 seconds. 30 Robber's Eye: When you enter a dwelling you don't own, may illuminate a locked container for 120 seconds. During this time, it contains valuable treasure based on your Lockpicking skill and the difficulty of its lock. This can only occur once every 0.5 to 2.5 days. 30 Wax Key: Gives you a copy of a picked lock's key if it has one. 40 Lockjaw: Your Bear Traps stagger victims struck by the teeth, reducing their armor rating by 5 points per level of Lockpicking for 3 seconds.

40 Gone in Fifteen Seconds: Picking the lock on a container illuminated by Robber's Eye within 15 seconds improves the added treasure by an average of 50% based on the level of the lock and resets the cooldown of Robber's Eye. 40 Locksmith: Pick starts close to the lock opening position. Lockpicks are unbreakable. (This is less useless than it seems. It is not hard to open a lock, but try within 15 seconds.). 50 Breaking Wheel: When placing a Bear Trap, you may opt to make it 35% bigger and more likely to hit small or fast moving targets. Walking targets may avoid damage.

50 Nose for Treasure: You may choose an item type (gold, jewelry, books, ingredients, potions, weapons, armor). Containers illuminated by Robber's Eye are three times more likely to contain items of your chosen type over other types.

60 Dungeoneer: Robber's Eye also works in dungeons. 60 Golden Touch: Find between 20 and 100 more gold in many dungeon chests and between 2 and 10 more gold in some corpses, urns, etc. 70 Treasure Hunter: Increases the chance of finding an additional weapon or armor item in many dungeon chests from 10% to 15%.

70 Bait: Grants the 'Bait' power. Once a day, lures the nearest target within 200 feet to the location of the nearest Bear Trap placed within 50 feet.

Lasts for 60 seconds. (Not deadly if you disarm the bear trap first.). 80 Bushwhack: If the victim of your Bear Trap is not detecting you, the trap is eight times as effective.

80 Hotwire: Activate a Dwarven Spider or Sphere under Lockdown to lockpick its brain. Succeed within 20 seconds to take control of the automaton. If you fail, you can't try again for 30 seconds. You can only have one Hotwired Automaton at a time. 90 The Revenge: You can pick up and carry 3 Bear Traps.

90 Rise to the Challenge: When a container with a Master level lock is illuminated by Robber's Eye, picking the lock within 15 seconds grants 5 free perk points. This can only occur once. 100 Dragon's Teeth: When placing a Bear Trap, you may choose to add an extra effect: Poison, Drain Magicka, Drain Stamina, Slow, Banish or Turn Undead. This effect is triggered when a victim is struck by the teeth and takes damage.Robber's Eye: When you open the marked container, it adds X instances of a special Litem to it.

This Litem randomly chooses between: gold (10-100), jewelry, books (50/50 normal and spell), ingredients (33/33/33 common, uncommon and rare), potions, weapons, armor. X is equal to 2 + (lockpicking level. 0.05) + (lock level. 0.05) rounded down.Gone in Fifteen Seconds: You have 15 seconds between the moment when you click 'Activate' and the moment when the lock goes away. If you succeed, adds Y instances of the Robber's Eye Litem, where Y is equal to 1 + (lock level. 0.05) rounded down.Nose for Treasure: See those item types in the Robber's Eye paragraph?

Pick one, it gets added twice again to the Litem, introducing a bias for that specific item type at the cost of the others. This is not a prerequisite for anything.Lockdown/Hotwire: Lockdown places a lock equal to 10% of the target's Health rounded down, and you have to pick it in 15 seconds.

Hotwire places a lock equal to twice its level, rounded down, and you have to pick it in 15 seconds.Rise to the Challenge: This is actually not easy if you don't invest in lockpicking. If you break more than two picks it's gg, and the perks that actually help you against master locks are not along the way.PickpocketingSome people have expressed concern that these trees are huge point sinks.

But they're also quite interwoven, which looks intimidating in the zodiac screen but allows you to traverse them in all directions and spend very few points you don't want. For instance, you can get to Dragon Hoard along four different routes, with a minimum of 5 points spent. 0 Pickpocket Mastery: Raises pickpocket chance by 25/50%. 20 Blood Gold: You find between 10 and 100 bonus gold when looting humanoid corpses that have been slain by an especially violent attack (an attack that dealt at least 100 more damage than their remaining Health or a finishing move). 20 Trained Rabbit: Grants the 'Trained Rabbit' power.

At will, silently sends out a trained rabbit to lead you to the nearest loose valuable item (armor, weapon, key, book, soul gem, ingredient). It then returns to you. (This has a massive range.). 30 Cutpurse: Raises the chance to pickpocket gold, keys and jewelry by 100%. 30 Thief's Eye: When you enter a major city, may illuminate a random citizen for 120 seconds.

During this time, he or she is carrying valuable treasure based on your Pickpocket skill. This can only occur once every 0.5 to 2.5 days. 30 Extra Pockets: Carrying capacity is increased by 100. 40 Brotherhood Cocktail: Silently harm enemies by placing poisons in their pockets while pickpocketing. 40 Death's Emperor (2): A cursed septim appears in your inventory.

When someone else is in possession of the coin, you deal twice/three times as much weapon damage to them. 40 Slum Rat: Whenever you successfully pickpocket someone, you gain 1% extra attack damage per level of Pickpocket for 10 seconds.

50 Lawless World: Reduces your bounties for nonviolent crimes by 25% of your Pickpocket skill level per day. 50 Lucky Shadow: You may choose an item type (gold, jewelry, books, ingredients, potions, weapons, armor). If you used SKSE you could allow players to get free perks through the perk tree menu without having to work through a refund.You can give people free perks without SKSE. However this doesn't help me because the whole point is that you have to do something to get your free perks (pay gold, find a token, open a master lock in 15 seconds). SKSE wouldn't help in any way.If you used SKSE you could change pickpocket to go off weight cutoffs instead of random RNG.And if you prefer to do it without SKSE, know that pickpocket chance is already based on weight, so one could just crank up that multiplier until the curve becomes a wall.

Something like a base 10000% chance to pickpocket, reduced by 2500% per kilogram would do it.But that doesn't actually add any challenge to pickpocketing, it merely removes randomness. At which point, why not just let the player pickpocket anything with 99% certainty after 3 perk points?The problem with vanilla pickpocketing failure rate and save scumming is that save scumming is entirely justified because there is no realistic way to make the problem go away because the cap is only 90%, meaning statistically the best cutpurse in the world has 41% chance to get busted pickpocketing some beggar's 5 measly items and lose all stolen swag for a 25 gold bounty. But when there is a way to solve the problem, not doing so becomes genuine cheating.(I forgot to mention that I increased the pickpocket cap to 99%. Sorry.)IF YOU USED SKSEIF YOU USED SKSEIF YOU USED SKSESome things require SKSE (manipulation of spell and item stats). In most other cases, there are other ways to do the same thing. So what if I need SKSE for one or two perks? I can do 700 perks without SKSE.Also, I refused to rely on third party code in the past, with a total conversion for another game.

Then a surprise patch was dropped upon the community a few years after release when everyone who developed said third party code had already quit. Other mods now had to tell the users to uninstall, get out their shiny discs and reinstall up to the previous patch. They sort of disappeared after that while a Blizzard employee praised mine in an interview. So no, I will not rely on SKSE for anything important.NEWBIE EXPERIENCENEWBIE EXPERIENCENEWBIE EXPERIENCE. Actually, SKSE is not really something that helps you make better perks. You can change gamesettings using SKSE, meaning a ton of perks become viable. But those are not interesting perks.

Those are just more variations of 'makes your character better in some way'. I much prefer perks that do something, and SKSE doesn't help much with that.Off the top of my head, the only thing I wanted to do and couldn't do was make Iced Earth and Conflagration damage scale with the damage of the spell you cast.

Then I added World in Flames and it became unnecessary.I just rebalanced all of the sneak values btw and there are a number of skills to determine how well you are doing while sneaking. Sneaking is now much more realistic in that visual and sound cues are far more important than sneak skill, and the RED SPY IN THE BASE phase lasts much longer.

No more wind arrows in the face. To compensate for the fact that you can now actually get detected if you walk in front of the enemy's nose, there are perks that reward you for staying undetected. Subjectively, we could argue how much SKSE helps all day long. Which I suspect would just boil down to me suggesting implementations, and you suggesting alternative ways of doing that which inevitably end up having fewer features, using more condition functions, and or being script heavier.But as far as I'm concerned, the most basic use for SKSE on perks is editing perk entry values, allowing you to cut down on condition functions is worth it, regardless of the addition of new gameplay. Deaths Emperor sounds so very very helpful with Death Alternative. Trying to pickpocket back your gear from a high level bandit boss so you don't have to fight him with only an iron dagger and your underwear suddenly became helpful because you can just leave him with the coin XDI really like the idea of hijacking the dwemer automation as well, I was always upset you couldn't do more with them in game.Overall just some great and really unique perks once again.

This is actually shaping up to potentially be my favorite perk overhaul.Edit: Do you mind if I link your perk previews to the steam community and do a bit of advertising on your behalf?:). I really like the Bear Traps and dwemer highjacking. If you're intuitive enough to understand complex locking mechanisms, then it makes sense you'd understand the mechanisms of automatons and bear traps. Which is funny because you'd think that if someone was a master blacksmith, they would have a slight advantage against armors because they understand how they're made. Like you could be a master swordsman and be totally deadly, sure. But think that you know how to fight with a sword but also intimately understand how armor is made. Now you don't just know how to kill efficiently with a sword, but you actually know exactly the weakest parts of armor far better than any master swordsman could ever hope for.

Good argument on smithing increasing damage against certain armors. I wonder if that will be incorporated?I like the lockpick skill having part automation manipulation and trap manipulation, they do go sort of hand in hand. The automation thing makes me think of Final Fantasy X, where stealing on a machine enemy would break them.It is a good focus and I now wonder if anyone might expand on it? Say, make a patch where trap related perks extend to other traps - like the hanging oil traps, or maybe taking parts from the poison arrow launchers.