You're right, it is design, because it makes sense. You have a gift that can shatter the heavens, and break open portals between worlds. In Skyrim, you're descendant from a man who became a god.

You steal the book of spells of immortal characters. The easiest way would be to stack Chameleon spells and effects (via Alchemy, enchanted items, or a custom spell), until you have a total chameleon value of. I like to summon a bunch of dwemer centurions, daedra, bears, wolves and all kinds of other stuff and watch them do the fighting for me.

Invisibility for D seconds This is the other effect (besides Chameleon) that. Mysticism - Recall and Mark, almsivi and divine intervention. The bare mysteries of the world are laid clear by you. The PC version of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim has item code cheats that. You walk into literal Hell and fight demons. In Oblivion, you're the right-hand man of someone who ascends. That you can become overpowered makes sense. In Morrowind, you are a god, or very close to.

In Daggerfall, you're the right-hand man of the Emperor, and seek out a world-ending superweapon, and may just take it for yourself. In Arena, you start humbly, but rise high enough that you destroy Jagar Tharn, one of the most powerful mages in the whole of the history of the Elder Scrolls games.

I wouldn't call it 'spoiling the fun', half the fun of Elder Scrolls games is that you can become transcendent.

Morrowind chameleon vs invisibility