The concept of a "12 food hovering witch" is a curious and imaginative one. It conjures up an image of a witch who is able to move and control various types of food using her magical powers. This fantastical character seems to possess a unique ability to make food items float and hover in the air, defying gravity. One can imagine this witch preparing meals by effortlessly levitating ingredients and utensils, as if conducting a symphony in a culinary ballet. From seasoning a pot of bubbling potion to slicing vegetables with precision, her agile control over food is both impressive and mesmerizing. The twelve food items that hover around this witch could range from fruits and vegetables to meats and pastries.
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The twelve food items that hover around this witch could range from fruits and vegetables to meats and pastries. Perhaps the witch has a favorite combination, such as apples, oranges, bananas, strawberries, tomatoes, peppers, chicken breasts, beef tenderloins, seafood, bread, pasta, and cake, that gracefully whirl around her as she concocts her magical dishes. Not only does the concept of a 12 food hovering witch spark the imagination, but it also raises questions about her intentions and impact on the world.
Ultimate compendium of spell packs
If you ask me what I like most about Skyrim, I would definitely say: MAGIC. As a fan of anime and fantasy stories since I was a kid, nothing amuses and satisfies me more in a RPG game than a good set of top-high-quality powers to use against the poor enemies.
Lucky for us, Skyrim has a huge sea of magic mods, and today, I'm going to list the best spellpacks I know. Choose the ones you find most interesting, or if you're crazy like me, you can use a lot at once.
Some rules:
- Spellpacks only. Mods that only add one or two spells will not enter.
- Mods that overhaul other vanilla stuff won't enter. Like Sacrosanct . It adds several spells but overhaul vampires.
So, get your spellbooks ready and let's go! As always, links lead to the Skyrim SE version, but you can find most of them for LE as well.
Obs.: I usually give my opinion on mods in this kind of list. Don't take my score as absolute truth or avoid giving a mod a chance because of it. My score is obviously based on MY experience with the mod. Yours will certainly be different, for better or for worse.
Use it as a first impression and not as a final conclusion about the mentioned mods.
Arcanum - A New Age of Magic (Fixed) : I'm going to start with both feet in the door. Many know the old Arcanum mod, but few know that this fixed version exists.
The original mod suffers from several bugs and crashes, especially when using multi-elemental spells. This new version fixes all that. Enjoy 200+ of the most beautiful spells ever created with 0 Crashes and 0 bugs.
My score:
- Visuals:10/10.The spells areBEAUTIFUL, full of cool effects, especially the tri-element magic.
- Utility:8/10. The mod covers 4/5 schools of magic. Illusion spells in particular are very useful and addictive.
- Fun:10/10. Mix spells that are beautiful and satisfying to watch, plus the utility of the vast majority, plus the overwhelming power, and you'll feel like atrue arcane master.
Apocalypse - Magic of Skyrim : The best known, without a doubt. EnaiSiaion really gives your mods an unforgettable touch. This mod shows that very well.
155 super creative and well distributed spells.
My score:
- Visuals:8/10.Pretty spells areREALLYpretty, but good part are just simple projectiles or effects without all that visual hype that I love.
- Utility:10/10.The mod coversALLschools of magic. Spells are extremely creative and useful. Some I looked at and thought: ''Hah, I will never use this in my life. '' but this case was an extreme minority.
- Fun:7/10. It's a great mod, really.I used it for years. I just uninstalled it a little while ago because I have a lot of magic mods at the same time, and I realized that thanks to that, Apocalypse's spells ended up becoming the ones I used the least. If you're not crazy like me to have several spellpacks at the same time, I guarantee your fun-factor with this mod will be10/10,as was my case for many years.
Odin : Also from EnaiSiaion. Its focus is on improving vanilla magic, but it also adds a lot of new spells.
Most of these are similar or identical to other spells in the Apocalypse mod, so if they are installed at the same time, Odin automatically configures itself so that there are no repeated spells in your game. Very cool.
My score:
- Visuals:8/10.Similar to apocalypse spells.
- Utility:10/10. Vanila's improvements are always helpful. Also, the new selection of added spells is great.
- Fun:8/10. I don't have much to say here, as it is very similar to the apocalypse mod. However, I found Odin's new spells superior.
Mysticism : It also focuses on improving vanilla spells and adding a few more. This one is for those who like vanilla-style spells.
As Mysticism and Odin make changes to vanilla spells, it is recommended to choose only one of them.
My score:
- Visuals:7/10.Vanilla, butPLUS.
- Utility:10/10. Like Odin, improvements to vanilla are always welcome, and the improvements here areREALLYremarkable. I suggest reading the page and finding out more about it.
- Fun:10/10. Essential for those who seek a more consistent and balanced game.
Colorful Magic: Want to be the most powerful being in all Tamriel? Do you want enemies to tremble just to hear your name? Then install this. Over 345 Super exaggerated and powerful spells that will make you feel like a true god.
In addition to spells, it also brings very difficult bosses and super fanciful and powerful equipment. It's my favorite mod on this list.
My score:
- Visuals:10/10.Absolutely beautiful. Very exaggerated and full of particles and effects the way I like it.
- Utility:5/10. I'm judging Utility based on the variety of spells useful for different situations. As almost 100% of the spells are destruction and conjuration, they only serve to deal massive damage.
- Fun:1000/10.Giant explosions, fancy powerful projectiles, godlike energy beams. even a moon you can make fall from the sky.
Phenderix Magic World: College of Winterhold is not enough for you? This mod adds a whole new magical world with its own magic faculty. Come study in Manantis!
The creativity of this mod is absurd, and in addition to the more than 160 new balanced spells, the magical world of Manantis has many references to works like Harry Potter (You even get selected for a house in the school of magic!)
The mod even brings more features. Read the page and find out.
My score:
- Visuals:8/10.They're great. The effects are very unique, especially in elemental spells.
- Utility:8/10.The mod brings spells from various archetypes that you can build, as well as elemental spells that don't exist in Skyrim, such asearth, water, and air.
- Fun:10/10.Manantis is an amazing place. The spells are great and SUPER creative. It's fun to study and gradually discover how far your powers can go.
From the same creator there is also: Phenderix Magic Evolved , which is basically the mod above without the world of Manantis, just the spells.
Overlord : Based on the anime. Contains 150+ super powerful spells and several elements from the serie.
You can play as a Lich like Momonga if you want, but it's optional. the mod also brings several other features, all based on the anime. Perks, world items, NPC's and the entire Great Tomb of Nazarick, which you can claim if you clear it. (good luck, you'll really need it.)
My score:
- Visuals:8/10. They are good, especially the invocations. Since Ainz is a Lich, summons are basically undead. But they are super badass and powerful here.
- Utility:7/10. There are a lot of variety of spells, mainly buffs and temporary immunities against various things: poison, diseases, elements, etc. Destruction spells in particular are superOP. Master spells require a specific (and usually high) level of your character to work, which reduces its usefulness a bit unless you're facing mega powerful enemies in late-game.
- Fun:10/10.I love the anime, and being able to use the same powers as Ainz makes me very happy. I try, but it's impossible not to speak the name of spells aloud like Ainz while I play.
Triumvirate - Mage Archetypes: Another one from EnaiSiaion. This one brings spells focused on 5 mage archetypes: druid, shadow mage, warlock, cleric and shaman.
Very good for those who like to create builds focused on a single theme.
My score:
- Visuals:8/10. Some spells like the one to grow a wall of trees are very unique and different.
- Utility:8/10. Very useful, a good balance between attacking, defending and fleeing.
- Fun:8/10.It's interesting to have spells specific to the type of mage you want to play. Seeing how perfectly each spell fits your archetype is satisfying.
Forgotten Magic Redone : This one is pretty interesting. There are 39 spells that evolve as you use them. All can be found when defeating enemies.
If you put all the spells together, they are also divided into well-defined archetypes: Mystic, Paladin, Warlock, Pyromancer, Cryomancer, Electromancer and Druid.
My score:
- Visuals:7/10. Nothing spectacular, but they aren't that simple either.
- Utility:8/10. I find the spells more useful than most because they are found quite often when defeating enemies. So there's a good chance you're in a tough dungeon and an enemy drops a nice spell that will help you a lot to survive.
- Fun:8/10.The most fun part is finding the spells in dungeons or forts and using them right away. Leveling up spells and seeing how different they get as they evolve is cool too.
Shadow Spell Package: A lot of Dark magic for those who aspire to become a master of shadows.
My score:
- Visuals:7/10.Few caught my attention in the visual part. However, the ones I liked arereallystylish.
- Utility:8/10.Shadow magic can be very useful if you know how to use it.
- Fun:8/10.I like this shadow/dark mage theme so the mod was really fun to use.
Spectraverse - Magic of the Magna-Ge: A pack of 42 unique spells with a very. unique quest. I don't know much about the general TES lore, but it looks like this Magna-ge is part of it.
Anyway, the focus here is on spells, and these are quite different!
My score:
- Visuals:7/10.They are full of effects and exaggerated as I like, but the textures didn't please me so much.
- Utility:6/10.They are just destruction spells, but some have unique things like raising barriers or push enemies away.
- Fun:8/10.The spells are fun. I honestly don't know what else to say other than that.
EnaiSiaion Made Cosmic Spells , which is a version of the above mod with improved spells and without the quest.
The mods below I don't have much to comment on, so I'll just quote them all at once.
Coldharbour Resummoned : Summon the most BADASS dremora to fight by your side, plus a full set of SUPER COOL cold-fire magic!
My Score: Visuals: 10/10 / Utility: 6/10 / Fun: 10/10
Poison Spells: For those who want to play as a Toxin Doctor this mod is ideal. As the name suggests, spells based on poisons, plagues, etc.
My Score: Visuals: 8/10 / Utility: 8/10 / Fun: 10/10
Path of the Anti-Mage : Become the ultimate mage hunter using anti-magic! It's really functional, but it has some pretty annoying bugs. Use at your own risk.
My Score: Visuals: 8/10 / Utility: 8/10 / Fun: 7/10
The Elder Scrolls - Tomebound : Adds several lore-friendly spells from the general TES lore and previous games.
My Score: Visuals: 8/10 / Utility: 8/10 / Fun: 8/10
Magic of Tamriel : Another one that seeks to bring spells from past games (Morrowind and Oblivion) to Skyrim. There are 153 spells.
My Score: Visuals: 8/10 / Utility: 7/10 / Fun: 7/10
Elemental Destruction Magic Redux : From the creator of Magic World, Phenderix. It brings elemental spells that originally didn't exist in Skyrim: Water, Earth and Air.
My Score: Visuals: 6/10 / Utility: 6/10 / Fun: 7/10
Glamoril : Magic that manipulates time and space.
My Score: Visuals: 8/10 / Utility: 7/10 / Fun: 9/10
Ace Blood Magic : Blood Magic. For mages who wish to venture into the forbidden arts, sacrificing their own health to cast powerful spells.
My Score: Visuals: 8/10 / Utility: 6/10 / Fun: 8/10
Calling of the Conjurer : 201 conjuring spells for unstoppable summoners.
My Score: Visuals: 5/10 / Utility: 5/10 / Fun: 7/10
Tonal Architect : Dwemer magic based on gadgets, trinkets and automatons. Another gem from EnaiSiaion.
My Score: Visuals: 8/10 / Utility: 7/10 / Fun: 9/10
Dwemertech : Another dwemer magic mod. This one is more based on magic energy and even has a questline!
My Score: Visuals: 8/10 / Utility: 7/10 / Fun: 9/10
Necromage Conjuration Spells : 40 super Conjurations for Necromancers. Uses Mihail's monsters, so you can imagine that the thing is good.
My Score: Visuals: 8/10 / Utility: 5/10 / Fun: 8/10
Dragon Age Spells Redux : Several unique spells straight from the Dragon Age universe.
My Score: Visuals: 7/10 / Utility: 7/10 / Fun: 7/10
Aetherius Magic : A mod not yet finished, but that brings several interesting, beautiful and full of effect spells.
My Score: Visuals: 8/10 / Utility: 7/10 / Fun: 8/10
Extraplanar Sword Techniques 1 and 2 : Fight bosses to obtain these wonderful abilities. Such abilities came from the game Final Fantasy Tactics.
My Score: Visuals: 9/10 / Utility: 5/10 / Fun: 9/10
Storm Calling Magic : Control the thunder and fry your enemies with this pack of high-quality electric spells.
My Score: Visuals: 9/10 / Utility: 5/10 / Fun: 9/10
Astral Magic 2 : Summon and use space elements to defeat your enemies.
My Score: Visuals: 9/10 / Utility: 5/10 / Fun: 9/10
Remorseless Winter : DeathKnight inspired super badass frost spells.
My Score: Visuals: 9/10 / Utility: 6/10 / Fun: 9/10
Edit: Moar packs suggested here in the comments:
Suggested by -hydroxy :
- Chronomancy - Time Magic Spell Pack
Suggested by Zeidra :
- Elemental Destruction Magic (Yes, it's different from Redux)
Suggested by malusflora :
- Dark Envoy - Vampire Powers
- Crimson Storm - Vampiric Spells
- Secret of the Blood Armory
Suggested by kortron89 :
- Specialized Spells
Suggested by Sapowski_Casts_Quen :
- Witchhunter Spells and Prayers Pack
And that's it. Phew, this list was pretty long! And it can become even more!
Want to find many more cool mods? Check out the other compendiums!
Enjoy being the ultimate wizard with infinite wisdom and powers beyond imagination! See you on the next list!
If you ask me what I like most about Skyrim, I would definitely say: MAGIC. As a fan of anime and fantasy stories since I was a kid, nothing amuses and satisfies me more in a RPG game than a good set of top-high-quality powers to use against the poor enemies.
Is she a benevolent witch, using her power to prepare delicious meals and feed those in need? Or does she possess a more mischievous side, using her abilities for tricks and pranks? Regardless of her motivation, the presence of a 12 food hovering witch suggests a harmony between magic and food, where the mystical and the mundane are intertwined. It is a reminder that even the simplest act of nourishing ourselves can be transformed into something extraordinary, and that there is something enchanting in the way food brings people together. In conclusion, the concept of a 12 food hovering witch is a delightful and imaginative one. It invites us to explore a world where food becomes a magical medium, controlled and manipulated by a fascinating and mysterious character. Whether she uses her powers for good or mischief, this witch reminds us of the enchantment that can be found in the mundane aspects of life..
Reviews for "Understanding the Powers of the 12 Food Hovering Witch"
1. John - 1 star - The title intrigued me, but "12 food hovering witch" turned out to be a huge disappointment. The plot was confusing and made very little sense. The main character lacked depth and the dialogue felt forced. The writing style was choppy and filled with grammatical errors, which made it difficult to stay engaged in the story. Overall, I found "12 food hovering witch" to be an underwhelming read.
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3. Michael - 1 star - "12 food hovering witch" did not live up to the hype for me. The plot was confusing and disjointed, with little explanation or resolution. The characters were one-dimensional and lacked depth. The writing style was bland and lacked any sense of emotion or atmosphere. Overall, I found the book to be a tedious and frustrating read. I would not recommend "12 food hovering witch" to others.