Breton resist magic cap in skyrim?

I have Breton character with 25% passive magic resistance.

I also have an Elemental protection Block perk that grants 50% reduction to fire, frost and shock damage.

Will enchanting my shield with 40% resist magic provides me 100% reduction for all fire, frost, shock and magic.

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How do you get max magic resistance?

The following ways can be used to increase those resistances:

Enchanting your armor with magic or elemental resistances.

Using potions of magic or elemental resistances.

Up to 30% magic resistance from perks in the Alteration skill tree.

The Lords Stone, grants 25% magic resistance.

How do I resist magic in Skyrim?

The following alchemy ingredients can be used to create a potion of Resist Magic:

Aster Bloom Core CC (1.2\xd7 ,1.22\xd7 ) (1st effect)

Bleeding Crown.

Bungler's Bane CC (1.2\xd7 ,1.22\xd7 )

Chicken's Egg (1st effect)

Crimson Nirnroot.

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GleamblossomDG (1st effect)

Hagraven Claw (1st effect)

How does resist magic stack Skyrim?

Magic resistance and Elemental resistance stack multiplicatively with each other (i.e. 50% resistance to frost and 50% magic resistance would reduce damage suffered by a dragon's frost breath by 75%). Each elemental resist along with magic resistance is capped at 85%.

What are Bretons good at in Skyrim?

Bretons are particularly skilled in Conjuration, which means that they can summon creatures and weapons to aid them in battle. They are resistant to magic, making them exceptionally useful against other magic users.

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