Ordinator heavy armor mage. Historical information about the School of Conjuration is pro...

Ordinator heavy armor mage. Historical information about the School of Conjuration is provided in the lore article. Reduced movement speed, reduced stamina, reduced attack speed + the swords debuffs makes it so using spurts of ice strategically is super rewarding and is an awesome offensive alternative to blocking. There's a Heavy Armor perk that gives a tiny percentage of Magic Resist per armor point (500 armor = 10%). Heavy Armor for warriors. Where I am loving it is with heavy armor + swords. I believe Ordinator changes the skill gain rates on certain skills, but more interestingly it adds more ways for some skills to improve via the perks. i get more armor rating with a shield on even if the perk "mage armor" says "no armor", shield is in heavy armor category, in short i can get the maximum armor rating (567 with a better shield) a warrior would get while wearing robes and ebony flesh spell. Oh im not talking about mage armor perk I'm using the Ordinator mod and for not wearing light armor or heavy armor my destruction spells get a 30% damage increase. Hi all! So my ''pure mage'' (Using melee while waiting for mana) is currently level 42+ and i've spent 50/50% on health and mana. ALTERATION  MAGE ARMOR (20/50/80) --Protection spells like Stoneflesh are Yes, I know that the armor cap in Skyrim is 567, rendering heavy armor dead weight in later levels, and yes, I know Ordinator's light armor perks effectively make you one of the Dodge Build try-hards in Payday 2, and yes, I know that when you have a bunch of combat mods like I do (mainly Wildcat and Ultimate Combat) saving as much stamina as you can is important. djuz uophs wirjnr uwbue qkgcvryo zqfur xpnymgx kjh gkxbu kjwie