Virnetch

Adds NPC services for recharging enchanted items, deciphering magic scrolls and the option to transcribe magic scrolls, both by the player, and through a service. Adds empty scrolls from OAAB to enchanters and booksellers, and disables the passive recharging of enchanted items. Highly customizable through the Mod Config Menu.

Automatically adds resistances to diseases and poisons when wearing a closed helmet. This is mostly to make traveling in a blight storm more immersive while wearing a helmet with a mod that adds a chance to catch the disease from the storms. Inspired by Protective Masks originally by WanderRA, and rereleased by Half11.

Using MWSE-Lua Automatically changes the Ignore normal weapon resistance flag for all enchanted weapons and ammunition to be the same as an unenchanted item with the same mesh. Blocks cast-on-strike enchantments from triggering when the item has no effect on the target.

Adds a new button to the barter menu which allows you to try clothing and armor before paying for it. Requires MWSE.

Adds tooltips to shrines on hovering over the different options, describing the effects a blessing has

Allows highlighting and hiding quests in the Journal questlist. Shift-Click on a quest to highlight it, Shift-Click again to hide and Shift-Click a third time to return to normal.

Expands the vanilla Quick Menu by adding different hotkeys for holding or double tapping a button and/or when holding a specific button. All hotkeys use the same keys as in vanilla. In total there can now be 81 different hotkeyed items/spells. Requires MWSE 2.1

Adds a fillbar that shows the currently equipped weapon's charge under the weapon condition bar on the HUD. Requires MWSE 2.1

An overhaul of the mark and recall system using MWSE 2.1 to allow: - Multiple mark locations, even from other mods. Teleport companions to your location. Limit number of marks by mysticism. - Higher magicka cost and lower cast chance for long recall distances. - Limited number of daily recalls. Features can be changed in MCM

Adds many containers and other miscellaneous items to the town of Seyda Neen, to make it feel like people are actually living there.