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2. Creation Kit Question - item slot reassignment - posted in Oblivion Mod Talk: Hello everyone. Im no stranger to mods from an installation and usage standpoint, but I dont have much experience with making them myself. I have a general understanding of the creation kit and how to use it - I routinely tweak existing mods to tailor stats etc. To my preference. I have a question regarding armor.

Head, Chest, Legs, Hands, Boots, Two Rings, One Amulet, and a Shield. Clothing cannot be worn underneath armor, you cannot wear two different Gloves, and robes take up both the Legs and Chest Slot. (The Mythic Dawn Robes in the tutorial dungeon also take up the Hands slot.). The quick slot is used for food, potions, siege weapons and cyroiil repair kits. Weapon swap is different, you get a second ability bar at level 15. When you are level 15 go into the menu to edit your ability bar, and there will be a key to weapon swap, which is where you would add you second weapon and abilities. On PS4 I believe it is triangle.

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Weapons[edit]

All Dremora weapons are modeled on Daedric weapons: they have the same appearance and weight as the equivalent Daedric items. They also have the Daedric capability of ignoring resistance to normal weapons, i.e., even the unenchanted weapons will do damage to creatures such as ghosts that are not damaged by most weapons. However, the Dremora versions are noticeably weaker than the Daedric originals on the most important statistics: damage, health, and monetary value.

Blades 1-Hand[edit]

• Base Item: Daedric Longsword
• Weight: 48
• Health: 160
• Speed: 1.0
• Reach: 1.0
• Damage: 16

Blades 2-Hand[edit]

• Base Item: Daedric Claymore
• Weight: 62
• Health: 340
• Speed: 0.8
• Reach: 1.3
• Damage: 22

Blunts 1-Hand[edit]

• Base Item: Daedric Mace
• Weight: 43
• Health: 100
• Speed: 0.9
• Reach: 1.0
• Damage: 12

Marksman Weapons[edit]

Although two of the bows are named 'light' and 'heavy' bows, their weight is identical to the regular Dremora Bow. The game is probably referring to the relative amount of damage each bow causes.

• Base Items: Daedric Bow/Daedric Arrow

Armor[edit]

All Dremora armor cannot be removed, and therefore can never be worn by the player. The exception are shields, which can be taken and used normally if they drop from a Dremora's hand when he dies. Dremora Armor will always be Daedric in appearance, but in reality it is leveled with the Dremora themselves.

Dremora Valkynaz (encountered starting from level 24) are the only Dremora who do not wear Dremora armor; they actually wear Daedric armor, which can be removed from their corpses.

Dremora Robes are considered to be Heavy armor, which basically results in reducing the spell effectiveness of the Dremora Mages, who wear the robes.

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The inventory system in Elder Scrolls Online is slot-based. Each character starts with 60 slots, which can be increased to 200 through pack upgrades and riding skill. Additional storage space is available at banks, where account-wide and guild-wide inventories can be accessed. The maximum inventory slots can be increased by 5 to 210 by purchasing the Bristleneck War Boar and Mournhold Packratpets from the Crown Store.

Unlike in the single-player TES games, encumbrance is not a factor; each item takes up a single space, and it is not possible to become overencumbered. Instead, you will be unable to pick up any more items. Note that most quests reward an item, so you will need to have at least one free slot when turning in a quest, otherwise you will be unable to complete it. Certain items in the inventory can be stacked, while others can't. For example, crafting materials can be combined into stacks of 200, while siege equipment takes up a full slot per item. Items which are required for quests do not take up inventory space, and are stored under the Quest Items tab. Certain items, such as pets and costumes, are separate from the inventory and are stored in the account-wide Collections screen. Books that have been read are not picked up; instead, their text is listed in the Lore Library section of the Journal.

By default, the inventory can be accessed on PC/Mac with hotkey 'I' or 'B'. It can be used to view information on items (stats, quality, stolen), change equipment, use consumables, or change your Quick Slots. The Quick Slots are primarily used for potions, food and drink, siege equipment and some trophies, and can provide quick access to eight different items. By default, the Quick Slots menu can then be accessed by holding 'Q' (PC/Mac), and can be used to quickly activate items in combat.

Once an item is equipped, it frees an inventory slot, while its enchantment and trait and set bonuses, if any, become active. Equipped items are shown in the 'Equipped' part of the inventory screen. Hovering over an item provides all the information about its type, stats, enchantment and its charge, set bonuses and the amount of wear it suffered. Together with seven apparel pieces, a maximum of four accessories can be equipped: one necklace, two rings and a disguise. Two weapon slots can be used for either two one handed weapons, one handed weapon and a shield or for one two handed weapon. Poisons can be slotted next to individual weapons and will be automatically applied. Weapon swap becomes available at level 15.

A separate tab exists in the inventory for Currency, although the amount will usually be displayed elsewhere on the UI when relevant.

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Binding[edit]

Some items can become bound to your character or your account, such that they may not be traded. There are several types of binding:

• Character Bound - Items with this tag are bound to the current player character and cannot be traded with other players or placed in your bank or storage.
• Bound - Items with this tag are bound to your account and cannot be traded with other players. However, you can place them in your bank or storage and transfer them to other characters on your account.
• Bind on Equip - These items can be freely traded until you equip them, at which point they become bound to your account. Notably, most Set Items are Bind on Equip, including those you craft yourself. The only ones that aren't will be Bind on Pickup instead - used Set Items can never be traded.
• Bind on Pickup - These items are Bound to your account as soon as you acquire them. The one exception to this is that items found in Group Dungeons and Trials can be traded with other members of your group (even after the group splits up) for two hours after acquiring them. These will be marked with a icon. After the delay expires, they become fully bound.
• Backpack Bind on Pickup - These items are bound to the specific character that found them, and will become Character Bound as soon as you acquire them.
• Quest Items - These items are specific to a certain quest and cannot be traded. However, they do not take up any inventory space. If you abandon the associated quest, the item will be removed automatically.
• Collectibles - These items are bound to your account, but do not take up any inventory space. They do not even show up in the standard inventory screen but rather in the Collectibles screen. You can only acquire each of these items once and you can never lose them. They are available to all characters on your account but can not be traded. Some collectibles are found in Runeboxes, which can be freely traded, but once opened, the item becomes permanently bound to your account. If you receive a Runebox for a Collectible you already have, you will not be able to open it, so you should trade it to another player or sell it.

Craft Bags[edit]

ESO Plus subscribers have access to a separate, account-wide inventory for storing Crafting Materials. Craft Bags have a technical limit of 4.3 billion for each type of item, meaning that in all practicality the bag can hold infinite materials. Tabs allow the bag's contents to be sorted according to specific crafting skills, with separate tabs for trait and style materials. Bait can also be stored in Craft Bags, and is categorized into the Provisioning tab. All furnishing materials are stored in the Craft Bag, including special materials like Dwarven Construct Repair Parts. Should your ESO Plus subscription lapse, the items within will remain accessible but no new items can be deposited in the bag.