When ever you get the chance, can you do the Restoration Tree?

So without that perk you can only put one effect on an item?

Seems that way.

Isn't the chain mail also made of steel? So I don't see the problem?

Looks like that's the case.
One thing bothers me : what about enchanting rings and amulets. All enchanting perks works on weapons and/or armor according to descriptions. I hope that armor stands for all wearable items ( jewlery, robes and such ). I would be pissed if I couldn't make some magicka regen boosting ring, protection robes or amulet of elemental mage ( skill boosting effects ) and such.

Can someone tell me what happened to the "riposte" perk from the block skill tree?

It seems that some of the perks are different from those, which leaked 2 months ago.

Awesome thread! Just waiting for the Restoration perk tree layout and my character's perks will be fully laid out.

The redditer has said he'll have an MS paint tree for all of them soon.

Man they put advanced armors perk in the light armor perks line, pain in the ass for heavy armor players.

Ya,I think your right.

Hey did the well run dry? Where are the rest of the perk trees .

Excellent


Ya,that svcks.You have to waste a couple perks to get to it.

Any sources toward the Illusion tree layout?

From another form:

Danke, mate.

When I cross reference this with UESP, they have smithing needing one perk to craft and one to upgrade. for each armor type The diffence is 9 perks. I sure hope the OP is right. Can someone clear this up?

Sure this has been mentioned, but: I wonder if you can go backward through perk trees - e.g. if I reach the top through one path, can I go back down the other path that I didn't take to get what would be the best perks from the other tree? I realise this would be at a high level anyway due to skill requirements of the very top perks.

OP is right. Each perk allows you to craft AND upgrade that material.


Unfortunately not. I personally think it would make sense to be able to, but I'm 99% sure it isn't possible.

Someone has to explain how this perk system works cause my head is hurting real bad trying to figure it out

Im pretty sure that if you reach the top perk and that perk is connected to another perk below it that you haven't already picked, then your game would have had an error, since you need all perks below and connected to get the perks above.

Also lame that you have to get the pressure plate perk to get the highest sneak perks. That isn't just wasting a perk, it is removing a cool part of the game

Found this on another forum:

RESTORATION

-Novice Restoration: Cast Novice level Restoration spells for half magicka.
-Apprentice Restoration: Cast Apprentice level Restoration spells for half magicka.
-Adept Restoration: Cast Adept level Restoration spells for half magicka.
-Expert Restoration: Cast Expert level Restoration spells for half magicka.
-Master Restoration: Cast Master level Restoration spells for half magicka.

-Respite: Healing spells also restore Stamina.
-Regeneration: Healing spells cure 50% more.
-Necromage: All spels are more effective against undead.
-Ward Absorb: Wards recharge your magicka when hit with spells.
-Restoration Dual Casting: Dual casting a Restoration spell overcharges the effects into an even more powerful version.
-Recovery x 2 : Magicka regenerates 25% faster.
-Avoid Death: Once a day, heals 250 points automatically if you fall below 10% health.

Paths:

Novice Restoration->Apprentice Restoration->Adept Restoration->Expert Restoration->Master Restoration
Novice Restoration->Respite
Novice Restoration->Regeneration->Necromage
Novice Restoration->Word Absorb
Novice Restoration->Restoration Dual Casting
Novice Restoration->Recovery->Avoid Death



CONJURATION

Novice of Conjuration - Cast conjuration spells for half magicka
Summoner - (0/2) Can summon atronachs or raise undead twice as far away
Atromancy - double duration for atronach
Elemental Potency Conjured atronachs are 50% more powerful
Twin souls - You can have two atronachs or reanimated zombies
Necromancy - Greater duration for reanimated undead
Dark souls - reanimated undead have 100 more health points
Conjuration dual casting - Dual casting a conjure spell overcharges the spell, allowing it to last longer
mystic binding - bound weapons do more damage
soul stealer - bound weapons cast soul trap on targets
Oblivion binding - bound weapons will banish summoned creatures and turn raised ones

Apprentice/adept/expert/master conjuration - Cast x level conjuration spells for half magicka (too lazy to type that sentence four times lol)

PATHS

Novice Conjuration ->Summoner (0/2)->Atromancy->Elemental potency->Twin souls
Novice Conjuration ->Conjuration Dual Casting
Novice Conjuration->Necromancy->Dark souls->Twin souls
Novice Conjuration->Mystic Binding->Soul stealer->Oblivion binding
Novice Conjuration->Adept->Expert->Master

@kelset thank you for your input
I made picture of that tree and added it to first post with proper source reference

@Dinaminjo great job, I will make pics for those and add them to first post

You get one perk per level. You can choose to spend it, or save it for later. Every single perk costs one point, although some perks have up to 5 ranks. Each rank costs 1 point.

You must meet 2 requirements in order to qualify to purchase a perk. Firstly, you must have the minimum skill level in that skill. Secondly, you must have any prerequisite perks - i.e. the previous perk in the tree.


Look at the Enchanting tree, as an example. He means, if you take the following route:

Enchanter --> Insightful Enchanter --> Corpus Enchanter --> Extra Effect, then are you able to take Storm Enchanter next, as it is connected to Extra Effect?

I don't think you can get Storm Enchanter without taking Frost Enchanter, and therefore Fire Enchanter. It'd be cool if you can go backwards though, there's no logical reason that I can think of why not.

Now, after looking at the lists, I understand.

Fingers crossed for no one-way systems