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Smithing Redesigned - Legendary

Craft new armors and weapons in a redesigned Smithing tree!
This mod brings you several new end-game armor sets from both the Dawnguard and Dragonborn addons, as well as all the content of Owlburger's popular Smithing Redesigned mod.
The Screenshots above show a small selection of the new content, hop in the game to find it all.




The Smithing perk tree has been considerably revamped to allow for separate progression into light and heavy armors:

• Added a level before Elven Smithing, called Wildling Smiting, which allows to create Forsworn-like weapons and armors using Leather and Sabre Cat Teeth
  
• Advanced Armors has been renamed to Guild Smithing and allows creation of Thief and Assassin armors, as well as Lightweaver swords and shields. Nordic Carved Armor and Weapons are also still available under Guild Leathers. Hardened Leather is required, which is crafted with Troll Fat and Leather.
  
• Orcish Smithing has been renamed to Old War Smithing, and now unlocks both Orcish and Steel Plate armor and weapons.
  
• Added a level between Elven and Glass Smithing, called Nordic Leather, which allows to craft a lookalike of the Stormcloak Officer Armor.
  
• Arcane Blacksmith is now accessible via either Guild Leathers or Old War Smithing. It allows you also to craft Staves and, at Smithing Level 100, create Magicka Weapons.
  
• Added Master Light Smithing as conclusion of the Light Armor side.
  
• Added Master Heavy Smithing as conclusion of the Heavy Armor side.
  
• Added Cloth Weaving as isolated, entry-level Perk that allows to create Clothes.

Upon unlocking Master Light Armors resp. Master Heavy Armors, you get access to several new sets of armor and weapons, all with the stats of the equipment unlocked by Dragon Smithing.
Light armors will require Dragon Leather to be crafted, which can be created at any Tanning Rack with Dragon Scales and Chaurus Eggs. To craft the items, you will not only need ingots/leather, but also small amount of rarer ingredients, analogous to the Daedra Hearts needed for Daedric Armor.
All items can be tempered, and will work with the Matching Set perks of the Light and Heavy Armor trees.

• Master Thief Armor (looks like Thieves Guildmaster armor)
  
• Master Assassin Armor and Weapon (looks like Dark Brotherhood armor)
  
• Nightagent Armor, Sword and Bow (looks like Nightingale equipment)
  
• Cannibal Armor and Weapons (looks like Forsworn equipment)
  
• Master Bear Warrior Armor and Weapons (looks like Stormcloak Officer armor)
  
• Wild Hunt Armor (a fur-themed Set using Saviour's Hide)
  
• Horker Hunter Armor (looks like Skaal Villager clothes)
  
• Knight Radiant Armor and Weapons (looks like Ancient Falmer armor)
  
• Falmer Scout Armor (looks like classic Falmer armor)
  
• Execution Axe (for beheading people)

• Wolf Armor (looks like Wolf Armor)
  
• Dwarven Warrior Armor and Weapons (looks like Dwarven equipment)
  
• Blades Armor and Weapons (looks like ... I think you get the gist)
  
• Thick Falmer Armor and Weapons (looks like Dawnguard Falmer armor)
  
• Thick Steel Plate Amor and Weapons
  
• Penitus Oculatus Armor and Weapons (looks like Imperial Heavy armor, except the chestpiece)
  
• General Tulius' Cuirass
  
• Thick Ebony Armor and Weapons (with some unique appearances)
  
• Vampire Killer Armor and Weapons (looks like Dawnguard armor)
  
• Heartstone Shard and Glaive (looks like the weapons carried by Ash Spawn)

For all mages wanting to look stylish while profiting from the Mage's Armor perk, we have several clothing sets that can now be crafted at any Tanning Rack upon unlocking the new Cloth Weaving perk. To create clothes, you need leather, leather strips, linen wraps and alchemical ingredients as coloring. If you don't want to face Draugr for your new clothes, you can also craft 5 Tundra Cotton into Linen Wraps.

• Shrouded Robes (looks like Dark Brotherhood set)
  
• Master Mage Robes (looks like Archmage set)
  
• Dark Mage Robes (looks like Thalmor clothes)
  
• Zealot Robes (looks like the Cultist Set, but all items are Cloth, including the mask)
  
• Dunmer Mage Robes (looks the Telvanni robes)
  
• Bloodsucker Robes (looks like Vampire clothes)
  
• Pilgrim Robes (looks like Moth Priest Robes)
  
• Mythic Dawn Robes
  
• Psijic Robes
  
• Greybeard's Robes
  
• Chef Clothes
  
• Bar Wench Clothes
  
• Jester Clothes

Once you unlock the Arcane Blacksmith perk, aspiring mages will be able to craft their own Staves at every forge, using Ingots, Leather Strips and an unfilled Grand Soul Gem. To enchant them with effects, one needs to use Neloth's Staff enchanter.
The Staves added this way are powerful, and thus require five Heartstones to enchant. They have 4000 charges and a multitude of effects, as well as a unique appearance.

You need additional knowledge for each Staff to be able to craft and enchant them.

• Nirn Staff: Unlocked once you reach Master Light Armor Smithing.
  
• Dwemer Staff: Unlocked once you reach Master Heavy Armor Smithing.
  
• Infinium Staff: Unlocked after completing the Dragonborn questline.
  
• Falmer Staff: Unlocked after completing Touching the Sky in the Dawnguard questline.
  
• Priest Staff: Unlocked after the Master Restoration Ritual.
  
• Ruin Staff: Unlocked after the Master Destruction Ritual.
  
• Blight Staff: Unlocked after the Master Alteration Ritual.
  
• Mind Staff: Unlocked after the Master Illusion Ritual.
  
• Daedric Staff: Unlocked after the Master Conjuration Ritual.

Several new kinds of arrows can be crafted in batches of 24.
Nordic Hero Arrows can now be crafted at the Skyforge, as originally intended.
Ghostly Weapons and Arrows are unlocked when your have Arcane Blacksmith and a Smithing Skill of 100. They also have the damage of a Dragonbone weapon.
Craftable right away are the new pieces of jewelry with unique appearances.
Bone Hawk Rings are craftable as intended.
Craft lockpicks, woodcutter's axes, pickaxes and hunting bows.
Forge Gold out of Ingots.
Craft a Dragonbone Crown with Dragon Smithing.



A: It requires Dragonborn and Dawnguard.
A: It conflicts with all mods also changing the Smithing perk tree. Mods just adding armor work fine.
A: No. In fact, having both loaded will cause conflicts.
A: I will listen to suggestions.
A: I've saved a version here[dl.dropboxusercontent.com].
A: No, your perks won't be lost. You'll have to unlock the extra perks manually, though.

Also available on Nexus[www.nexusmods.com].