Resistances and Weaknesses: General information on how resistances and weaknesses interact.

From this standpoint it was GREAT for battlemages, and similar classes.

Creature Resistances: A listing of which creatures have natural resistances and weaknesses to various types of damage. In Oblivion, magic was treated as a 'secondary' skill set, it was used solely as buff to melee weapons, which is why magic didn't take up the use of your hand like physical weapons did.

This effect can be gained for spell making and enchanting via spells, choosing the Altmer race, or choosing the Lord Birthsign.

However, since it is the only ingredient that contains this effect, and since the effect is not listed first, it is impossible to create a Weakness to Fire poison. In Shivering Isles, one ingredient, Ashen Remains, contains Weakness to Fire as an effect. Some creatures (and some character races) have natural weaknesses to fire.

Weakness to Fire can be combined with Weakness to Magic to inflict even more damage: the two enhancements are multiplied together for fire damage caused by spells or enchantments (i.e., Weakness to Fire 100% and Weakness to Magic 100% results in 4 (=2x2) times the damage). Make sure the Weakness to Magic is at the bottom of the spell effects list. Unless your character has insane amounts of magicka make the Damage Fatigue part low enough that your character can cast the spell a few times or more. finding every weakness, every vulnerability, pushing through wires and. Use Weakness to Magic 100 for 5 or more seconds stacked with Damage Fatigue (can be over time or one second). If you hit a third time, that will make 300, and so on. Her magic was that of the earth, strong now even as summer was turning into fall. The end result will be 200 weakness to magic (the original 100 will be gone). Magnitudes greater than 100% are possible if multiple effects are simultaneously active. True, but in the case of Weakness to Magic, it still makes sense to repeatedly hit (or cast): the first weakness to magic will make the second one hit twice as hard. The Weakness effect must already be active before the Damage effect the increased damage will not occur if the Weakness and Damage effect are combined into a single spell. For example, a target with Weakness to Fire 50% active will suffer 9 points of damage from a Flare spell, instead of the usual 6 points. Weakness to Fire increases by M% the damage inflicted on the target with subsequent Fire Damage attacks the effect lasts for D seconds.

Oblivion weakness to magic