One thing to note is that, for all the perks you might introduce for your Dragonborn, you’ll also be adding these to enemies in the game (though with a few exceptions). They’ll keep the frost resistance, and also have “Nordic Heritage”: “Nords are born with 50 more Health than other races.” Each race gets their own detailed set of attributes. For example, Nords will now have a Major Skill (+15) of two-handed, plus Minor Skills (+10) of block, heavy armour, one-handed, smithing, and speech. The modder provides a breakdown of how the ten playable races will work with the mod installed.
In assigning these, Magus has paid close attention to the Elder Scrolls lore and also the “mechanical bonuses” from previous titles in the series, though aims to prevent “pigeonholing any race into a single build”. The Aetherius Skyrim mod by creator Simon Magus is described as a “Vanilla Plus overhaul that aims to make races more meaningful without making them more restrictive.” The way it works is by setting all starting skills at five, down from 15, but then adding a “major skill” to each race beginning at level 20, plus five “minor” skills at 15, meaning that your experience of the game’s early stages will differ more visibly depending on which race you choose. However, one modder has now taken this further and completely overhauled races to make your choice “more meaningful.” Each race has different perks and abilities – for example, Nords get 50% resistance to frost, courtesy of growing up in Skyrim’s often intemperate climate. Skill points are a measure of how proficient the Dragonborn (or any other character in the world) is at these skills.At the beginning of Skyrim, you’re presented with an important choice – which race to choose for your Dragonborn. There are 18 skills in total and the development of each is tracked separately. Skills (Skyrim) Skills represent the ability of characters to perform actions in the game. There are many Perks, and each are represented beneath the color coded Skill Constellations (red for Warrior, blue for Mage, and green for Thief).
Practically speaking, Skyrim Perks are a special reward you receive in addition to an increase in Magicka, Health, or Stamina gained from leveling up. You can find perk IDs on our perk ID list. To add perks, you use the following command (AddPerk command): player.AddPerk The argument should be replaced with the ID of the perk you wish to add to your character. This method of adding perks is much safer than adding perk points (above).
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