Mlox: An automatic mod load order sorter, similar to BOSS for Oblivion. Wrye Mash: An essential utility for a modded, allowing you to change your load order, save them, repair saves, and much more. Not all mentioned mods require them, but many do. It also assumes that you have both official expansions, Tribunal and Bloodmoon, installed. Note that this is not a modding guide, it assumes that you are capable of installing mods. For example, if you're playing a Warrior type character you probably won't care about mods that add new quests for Great House Telvanni, the magic orientated Great House. It will also sometimes mention if the mod is designed with a specific character type in mind. The list will sometimes mention alternative mods that do something similar. These patches are always included in the download of one of the two conflicting mods though, such as the Rise of House Telvanni compatibility patch in the Uvirith's Legacy download. That's why this mod does not contain any large weapon/armor compilations, they're not really my thing.Īll mentioned mods on this list are compatible with each other, though some need compatibility patches. Or at least not less balanced than vanilla.

I like my game modded, but also have it stay close to the vanilla game, and with everything balanced. It's a bit strange to change something with a mod isn't it, when you don't know what something was like originally? That's my opinion anyway. Well, many of these mods are actually really popular but still!įor people new to this game, I wouldn't recommend fully modding your game (Though you should at the very least get the 'mods' from the bug fix section) until you've at least played the vanilla game a bit. This list should help with finding some interesting mods that you might miss otherwise. It's also for new players, who are most likely overwhelmed by the large number of mods that the modding communities have produced over the last 8 years. This list is intended mostly for people returning to Morrowind, who want to know what has been going on in the MW modding community since they last played. I'm sure there are tons of cool little mods that I've missed or forgotten about, but I don't intend to make this an endless list. This list isn't a complete list of all good mods, it's just a list of mods that I've enjoyed. Some people might like other mods that I didn't mention. Obviously this is a very subjective list. I've been keeping up with the latest mod releases, adding more to my mod collection over time, resulting in an already fantastic game that kept getting better and better. Over the years I've played with a lot of mods and while many came and went, there was always a group of mods that I liked which I kept for future playthroughs.

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