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Hello everyone I've been inspired to make what I think would be a fairly cool mod but I need some help making it as I'm basically new to Creation kit use. The mod idea is as thus. I was watching a playthrough of the Beowulf 2007 videogame and thought it'd be real neat if players could use powers similar to Carnal fury and Heroic storm. Carnal fury is actually dead easy it's just the Orc racial Berserk rage so you could make a potion to give it to the player putting it in the inventory of the Orc strongholds to make it somewhat lore friendly or at least make sense. (Granted I've never done something like this in CK just yet but shouldn't be too hard.) Heroic storm however is going to be a bit harder as it affects you and all your allies acting similar to the spell Call to arms and trying to find a tutorial video detailed enough to make new magic effects for someone like me (I have ADD and Autism) can be challenging to say the least. So any help would be much appreciated. I know I could make a mod request but I'd rather make it myself so I can learn to use Creation kit and eventually make some really nice mods.

I have seen mods of rebellion and red queen, but not one for, in my opinion, the best Devil May Cry weapon Beowulf. I don't know how you can put into Skyrim and not have it be just a simple armor mod. I would think it would have a unique enchantment that would burn undead and give you 50% more power to unarmed attacks. Beowulf is a gauntlets and greaves combo so you can make the greaves have you jump higher are run faster, something like. Maybe have so you have to use the Atronach Forge in the Midden to "craft" them. So yea just an idea I wanted to throw out there into the wild. If someone wants to do this I would be so grateful. If not, it's no biggy.

I'm not sure if a mod for this already exists, or if its even possible. Simply put, making Beowulf visually present when using the Yamato or force edge like Dante's loadout in dmc3, instead of it disappearing when switching between weapons.