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A legendary mage is like a regular mage, but there's a good chance he has 100 XP in combat spells and has done some magical research, including maybe having his own custom combat spell ;p
Thanks. It was worth it - it now looks and works more or less as I imagined it ;)
Good :)
This mod represents years of effort and focus on witchcraft themes, so at least in that respect it should be above average ;)
All you need to do is launch the game in debug mode, which you can do via the game launcher.
Then Mage Arena should appear in the decision menu.
The command itself cannot change the level of elements. But indirectly, for example, when you use the command to increase Power Saturation, your power will increase (as long as your PS was less than 100).