If you are on PC, you can use the console to add and remove perks.
Finding a perk
id:
help [name of perk] 4 help Armsman 4 Removing a perk player.removeperk
[perk
id]
player.removeperk 00079342
Adding a perk
player.addperk
[perk
id]
player.addperk 00079342 Notes:
You can use the PageUp/PageDown keys to scroll the console.
Use double quotes when searching for a perk with a space: "Steel Smithing" -yx
The UESP has the perk id for all the skills.
-Mark
Trapp
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You can remove perks you currently have by using: player.removeperk perkid To find out the id of the perk, type this in: help "perk name here" 0
This will bring up a list of all items matching your query (hopefully it contains the perk in that list).
To add a perk: player.addperk
perkid Note: for perks that have multiple levels, you will have to remove all the perks for those skills to clear it out.
i.e. one handed has 5 levels, the way skyrim tracks that is to add a perk for each level, so there are 5 different perks for one handed.
To redistribute your stats, you can use: player.setav stat value
However this will not persist across saves, to do that use: player.modav stat amount_to_modify_by That can be used to set all skills and stats.
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There is no way to reset your perks on the Xbox 360 without the Dragonborn DLC, and no way to do it on the PlayStation 3 until Bethesda releases Dragonborn for that console, but you can redo your perks in the PC version of the game by using the console commands : player.removeperk <perk ID>
player.addperk
<perk ID>
Where <perk
ID> is replaced with the code for the perk you want to change.
The UESP Wiki contains a list of these codes.
Careful with these: they have been reports that they will brand you a cheater and prevent you from gaining any achievements, but this is disputed.
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If you have the Dragonborn DLC, play through the main DLC questline.
One of the rewards of completing
the At the Summit of Apocrypha quest is: A book that transports you to Hermaeus Mora's realm, and allows you to reset perks at the cost of one Dragon Soul per tree.
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You can get the skill up to 100, make it legendary to make the skill 15 again.
The perks you dumped into it will be removed and you can reuse them
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Alternatively to cheating, there are other options:
Get yourself killed, your perk won't be saved.
Quit the game abruptly without saving, your perk won't be saved.
Although not really fair, you could return to a previous save game.
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For PC.
An easy solution related to all perks, so you can basically recreate your char:
This mod will remove all perks and add the right ammount removed as perk points:
Ishs Respec Mod
If there remain any perks after the above mod being used, use the console to remove them (as explained by Arkive post , you can even create a bat file to make it easier later on) and use this mod: Perk Point Potion to get the right ammount of perk points back.
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While leveling in Skyrim I put a perk in a tree, but now I feel like it is wasted, since I've found blowing things up with spells is much more fun than stabbing things with a giant sword.   Is there anyway for me to recover the wasted perk? I'm on the PC so I was guessing console commands could help.
Can I refund a perk point?
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You can use the console to add and remove perks on a PC. Also, if you get yourself killed, your perk won't be saved. Console commands, Mods, and some in-game strategies could serve as a solution.
Console commands can be used to redistribute perks. However, this method is only applicable on PC. Completing certain campaings or avoiding saving. A mod is proposed as a solution.