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1. My little blacksmith shop greatsword mod#
2. My little blacksmith shop greatsword full#
3. My little blacksmith shop greatsword mods#

My visible armor rating was 70, and I had a (Fine) Iron Greatsword. My "build" was, one point into twohanders and one levelup on health. I got there at level two and found no challenge at all - however I've played the dungeon over twenty times and know exactly what to expect. I just ran a new Imperial through Bleak Falls Barrow with a two hander on Adept difficulty (the middlest difficulty). Wyrmslayer - Two handed Katana (a Two-handed weapon with the same unique enchantment as Dragonbane)

My little blacksmith shop greatsword mod#

In the end, I think this mod will buff two-handed weapons pretty well, without making them overpowered. If you go down the two-handed route, you're commiting to that playstyle.) (Consider that someone who goes sword/board can still just pick the dual-wield perks and switch out the shield for another weapon or even a spell at any time. The inherent drawbacks of two-handed weapons are still there: You'll slow down to a crawl while attacking, and you don't have the flexibility to quickly switch out your offhand.

My little blacksmith shop greatsword full#

These new perks will make two-handed a good, balanced option if you don't want to go full on offensive mode with dual wield, but don't like hiding behind a shield either. Of course, Shields will still be much better for defense because of their option to be enchanted, and perks like Elemental Protection. Defensive Stance will stack with Shield Wall from the Blocking Tree. Blocking enchants, on necklaces and such, don't work for two-handed weapons, so this Perk will provide you with a better defensive option, to compensate for the lower damage compared to dual wield. The new "Defensive Stance" Perk (at 40 2H skill) allows you to block 30% more damage while holding a two-handed sword. Your attack speed with a Greatsword will be at about 0.9, so it'll be a little bit slower than a one handed sword. Overall damage will still be lower than that of dual wield, as it should, but higher than sword and board. This will increase the average damage output, allow two-handed weapons to benefit from smithing/enchanting much better and also help with defending yourself, because you can go back to blocking, bashing or evading much earlier, and won't be stuck in an attack animation, which can be quite frustrating.

My little blacksmith shop greatsword mods#

If playing on the PC, I recommend these mods to somehow make Two-handed builds comparable to One-handed builds:

They slow the user down while he's attacking, practically negating their range advantage, they use a lot of stamina to execute power attacks because of their weight, and nevertheless they WILL be outdamaged by a single one-handed weapon eventually. In the end, two-handed weapons are unwieldy because of their low attack speed. (Keep in mind, I'm only talking about a single one-handed weapon here, not dual wield!) That is not even taking damage enchantments into account, which would widen the gap even more in favor of one-handed weapons. With 100 Smithing, 100 Weapon Skill, as well as Armsman/Barbarian Perks, a one-handed Daedric sword will slightly outdamage a two-handed Daedric Greatsword. This means that a faster weapon will benefit much more from said skills, because it can apply the damage bonus more often. Two-handed weapons scale very badly with Enchanting and Smithing bonuses.Įnchants and weapon tempering apply the same fixed bonuses to any weapon, regardless of their attack speed.

Also, some strong unique weapons like the Dawnbreaker and Dragonbane are one-handed only.Īlso, from Two-handed rebalance mod description: A major advantage of the One-handed build to the Two-handed build is that the Block skill tree has perks that only affects you if you are using a one-handed build (Elemental Protection, Deflect Arrows, Shield Charge).