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Each Greater Power can only be used once per game day.

http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Skyrim:Powers#Greater_Powers

Game time scale is 20 times faster than real time, so a day is 24 hours divided by 20 = 1.25 hours of real-time to recharge a Greater Power. https://www.youtube.com/v/JaAd8OuwwPk&autoplay=1&start=25&end=27 I don't want to use "sgtm" because it makes physics wonky and I'm in a location where I can't wait (Helgen escape).

So, is there a way—even via exploit, console command, or mod—to cleanly instantaneously cool down a Greater Power? Alternatively, is there a way to be able to use the wait option during the Helgen escape?

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    Wait for 24 hours? Not that instantaneous but certainly faster than an hour.
    – Colonel Thirty Two
    Commented Sep 5, 2014 at 23:05
  • O right, I forgot about mentioning that in the question. I'm in a location where I can't wait.
    – NiteCyper
    Commented Sep 5, 2014 at 23:06

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LFox' 'No Racial / Standing Stone / Vampire / Werewolf Form / Nightingale Power Cooldown' set of mods should be able to allow the game to do that. (Those mods don't support the Dawnguard and Dragonborn DLC greater powers, though.)

The mod, Shouts & Powers Enhanced works with DLC greater powers, but also modifies dragon shout cooldown.

In this mod, you can shout as much as you want. There's no cooldown on any shouts, or on any powers. Before you could only use a power once a day. Not anymore! There is a 2-3 seconds cooldown on the powers and the shouts.

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  • The racial powers one isn't working for me (for Voice of the Emperor (Imperial)), though my power was already on cooldown. The comments on it echo me. The "Shouts & Powers Enhanced" mod does not cool down a power that is already on cooldown (i.e. activated on a save where the power is already on cooldown).
    – NiteCyper
    Commented Sep 7, 2014 at 2:21

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