Necromage is a perk that becomes available when level 70 in the Restoration skill is reached.
Effect
The benefit is a 25% strength increase and 50% duration increase to all spells against undead.
Becoming a vampire will flag your character as undead and thus certain spells, shouts and enchantments will increase in potency. Negative effects will also be affected however, such as Weakness to Fire. Some perks are also affected if chosen after obtaining the Necromage perk.
Affected spells and perks
- All enchantments placed on clothing/armor increase by 25% in magnitude.
- Dead Thrall: Increase the maximum level deceased vampire targets can be raised past 50.
- The Ritual Stone: Increase the maximum level deceased targets can be raised past 75.
- Atronach: Increase spell absorption chance from 30% to 37.5%.
- Snakeblood: Increase poison resistance from 50% to 62.5%
- Dual Flurry: Increase overall speed by 25%.
- Extra Pockets: Increase carry weight a further 25%.
- Fists of Steel: 25% more damage per armor rate.
- Magical Resistance: Increase magic resistance by 25%.
- Power Shot: Increase stagger by 25%
- Steady Hand: Time moves 25% slower.
- Quick Shot: Increase overall speed by 25%.
- Recovery: Increase magicka regeneration by 25%.
- Wind Walker: Increase stamina regeneration by 25%.
- Atronach stone : Increase spell absorption from 50% to 62.5%
- Shielding spells (e.g. without Alteration perks, Ebonyflesh provides 125 armor instead of 100, and lasts for 90 seconds instead of 60).
- This effect is multiplicative when combined with the Mage Armor perk (e.g. the 125 armor from Ebonyflesh would become 250 at the first level of the Mage Armor perk); the extended duration also stacks with Alteration perk Stability (additional 50% duration for a total of 120 seconds). Effects on Dragonhide unknown.
- Muffle: Increase duration by 50%.
- Invisibility: Increase duration by 50%.