That was the only way to keep it from going haywire. If you learn the enchantment and add it to another item, whether you use a petty or grand gem, it appears exactly as it is on the original item. The 4x enchantment, on the battlemage armor itself, does not scale at all. What ended up happening in this mod, above, is that the single destruction power enchantments work fine. Worse, it doesn't seem to follow a pattern, to where you can even plan out which effect to add in which order, to ensure the ones you want strongest end up that way. But if you try to do destruction power, max magicka, magicka regen, magic resistance in the same enchantment, you might get 10% destruction power, 72% regen, 1 max magicka, and 80% magic resistance instead. At higher level, with enchanting potions, perks, etc., you might reach 50%. So if you enchant a necklace with destruction power, it might be 10% more powerful when you try to enchant something at low level. If you add more than that, some of them will scale with your skill level and some of them won't. Normally, a single effect enchantment, sometimes dual effect, will be less powerful at low enchanting level, more powerful at higher. Where it gets dicey,and where I believe the OP is having trouble, is when you try to add multiple effects to the same enchantment. They are primarily used with console commands on the PC and are significant in the game data as well. Every NPC, creature, quest, place, and item has one.

You can't make wearables that increase spell damage output. Form IDs (FormIDs) are eight digit hex-numbers which serve as unique identifiers for virtually everything in the game. If it's on clothing, best you can get is cost reduction.

If it's on a weapon and you want the enchantment to do more damage, crank the Magnitude up to 100, and/or add more of the same effect with max magnitude. Too many snowflakes crying about other people being able to make what they referred to as 'overpowered' enchantments in Oblivion. Originally posted by DrNewcenstein:They kinda gimped Enchanting this time around.

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