Can be romanced by a male human, elven or half-elven PC. If one can tolerate her temper and sardonic wit, however, they may be surprised by the person beneath the fiery exterior. Despite her clearly noble bearing, she is ironically found in the cold and barren north with naught but her magical attire and a bitingly sharp wit. Can be romanced by a PC of any race or gender.Ī genasi mage with tremendous skills in incendiary magic only matched by her personality. Both easygoing and lively, her expertise in both artifice and knife-throwing could be valuable to any adventuring party… provided one doesn’t mind the company of a gnome whose enthusiasm could not be curbed by even the Nine Hells themselves. Minerva Glimmershine is a Lantanese artificer who lives for the excitement of adventuring. Some mods I’ve made and contributed to for Icewind Dale: Enhanced Edition. More information on the mod can be found here. The more powerful the spell, the greater the cost.
However, such power comes as a price, as each spell the Shadow Adept uses also carries the risk of temporarily draining the caster’s Constitution, causing the risk of death if too many spells are cast in succession. Others have unique effects not shared by any other spells. Some spells are imitations of those of the Weave, with similar but often more powerful effects. This mod allows the player to become a Shadow Adept, a mage which is unable to use regular arcane magic, but uses Shadow Weave magic instead, having a selection of roughly a dozen spells for each spell level. Those who become experienced with the Shadow Art are able to call upon powers others could only dream of.” Though it is practiced by few due to its dangers of creating a pact with the goddess of night and loss, those who choose to draw power from the Shadow Weave despite its risks become Shadow Adepts, magicians who exchange their own life force to call upon powerful magic to bend wills, ensnare minds and deceive the senses. “The Shadow Weave is an imitation of Mystra’s Weave, created by Shar.
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