If the sight of golden skin of the Thalmor looming over the horizon, or the sound of the self-righteous Stormcloaks as they tramp by deafens you, this mod is what you're looking for.
No longer do just the two civil war factions patrol round Skyrim: Immersive Patrols adds scheduled Dawnguard, caravan, and guard patrols to Skyrim and Reaver, Skaal, Redoran, and Riekling patrols to Solstheim, as well as making existing patrols regular. It also adds moderately-sized civil war fort battles so you can sink your axe, arrow, or destruction magic of choice into even more heads.
This mod helps solve that by giving them five times the regular amount of gold to trade with, as well as three times as much merchandise to sell to you. NPCs in Skyrim are surprisingly ballsy. This mod changes that, and makes NPCs run for cover when enemies approach, which saves you the trouble of running around trying to save the brave, valiant idiots.
No more hearing about arrows in knees. NPCs get more dialogue options with this mod, and they even address you with over 50 different voice times. Somebody stole your sweetroll? If you decline, the quest has to litter your journal for eternity. This combines several of the BIG Better Improvements for Gameplay mods relating to combat in one package, bringing additional kill moves to your adventure and increasing the chance of you pulling them off during fights.
There are new spell archetypes, including bombs, growth, and plus you can summon any creature in Skyrim! With this mod NPCs fighting styles drastically change. Note: the PC link leads to 'Combat Evolved' mod, which does a very similar thing. Gore never looked better. I love seeing my character execute a badass kill-move to take down enemies, and this mod makes fighting a joy. Wounds Available on: PC. With Wounds, you can actually pick up debilitating injuries that take days, weeks, or even months to heal properly.
Smashed femur? Unfortunately, this mod is only on PS4 at the moment. Prepare to Wabbajack enemies into Oblivion and rain explosive cheese from darkened skies! Cross and Jab Available on: PC. In some games, hand-to-hand combat is a joy. Just think of all the Fists of Fury quests in The Witcher 3! Dovahbit is a rabbit who carries your stuff, comes with its own little saddlebags, and can wear helmets. Note: The PC link takes you to Bethesda's mod page where you can find the fluffy, loyal companion.
Although the Dwemer ruins of Skyrim are mostly abandoned, this mod adds three Dwemer doggos to Salvius Farm. The Installed folder is where you keep all the mods that your copy of Skyrim is currently running, while the New Mod folder should contain the mods that you have yet to install. It would also be a good idea to keep a backup folder somewhere away from your main Skyrim folder, just in case something goes wrong and you need to roll back any changes you made without having to re-install the whole game.
When something glitches, having all your files organized and easy to find will make it easier to troubleshoot. Thankfully, most, if not all, the mods available in both Steam and Nexus come with handy, detailed, and easy-to-follow instructions that are designed to be as foolproof as possible.
A few notes though: the more mods you run, the more likely your game will glitch out, have bugs, or crash. Especially with multiple mods running in the background, it can be difficult to ascertain exactly which mod is causing a glitch or a crash. In order to find out, start testing your mods one at a time by disabling all other mods save for the one you want to test.
This is our guide to the best Skyrim mods, sorted into categories that will make it easy for you to find what you're looking for. And if you're looking for Skyrim Special Edition mods , follow that link to our separate collection.
First up we'll cover how to get started modding your game along with some essential improvements. Check our other pages for all the best quest mods, new skills, and everything else you can imagine.
Page 1: Getting started - How to install mods, patches, interface, and textures Page 2: Content mods - quests, characters, creatures, and places Page 3: Gameplay mods - weapons, skills, systems, and tweaks.
Now that you've found some mods you'd like to try, here are the tools you can use to get them working. Again, make sure you read the pages for each of your mods: many of them require specific steps and instructions. Replacing the Nexus Mod Manager is Vortex, a newer program for organizing your mod loadout.
Available from the Nexus Mods website , just like most of the mods on our list, it will handle everything for you. It's easy to use and makes downloading, activating, and deactivating mods a breeze.
It's also useful in that it supports tons of other games, like The Witcher 3, Fallout 4, and many more. Not every mod on this list requires it, but many do, including the essential SkyUI, so you're best off just installing it up front. SKSE is now available directly through Steam , but you can still find it here if you prefer manual installation.
Load order is often very important when using multiple mods, and sometimes if mods aren't loaded in the correct order they won't work properly. LOOT is a great tool for automating and customizing your load order, and will detect problems and attempt to repair them. You can also browse and use Skyrim mods via the Steam Workshop. It's easy to navigate and adding them to your roster is accomplish by simply clicking the subscribe button. Keep in mind, more complex mods usually require a few more steps to install, and even if they appear in the Workshop they may require more steps to get running.
It's no secret Bethesda's RPGs can be more than a bit buggy. There are glitches, optimization problems, and in Skyrim's case, a UI designed for consoles. Thankfully, long after the official patches stopped rolling out modders remain devoted to making the game more stable and usable.
Here are some mods that will improve your overall experience. Created by the same modders as the Unofficial Oblivion patches, the Unofficial Skyrim patches catch a huge amount of bugs the official patches don't. A lot of them are things you might never notice, like objects that were placed slightly wrong so they clip through each other or quests that break if you do something unusual, but it's still better to have them than not.
There's one for the Legendary Edition and one for the official High Resolution textures patch. Not So Fast. This mod helps you modify the order of events to a more reasonable pace. Not only can you get Breezehome when you hand in the Dragonstone, but you can also ignore the Civil War part altogether! Beware of possible bugs due to how long in the tooth this mod is, however. This story-based add-on for Skyrim is quite a complex mod that centers around an evil necromancer and his dangerous plans for achieving immortality.
The player will explore the Dragontail Mountains as they work to prevent the necromancer from gathering the materials necessary to enact his plan. Depending on how the player tackles the story, they may become a necromancer in their own right, or simply maintain their existing status.
Undeath Remastered is renowned for providing players with a DLC-quality experience, as well as excellent replay value. Skyrim brawlers with love what Pit of Battles brings to their gaming experience, especially since exploration is also a major component of the mod. The premise is simple - the player is tasked with descending a full one hundred levels tied to various different architectural styles while tackling foes on each floor.
Further, every tenth floor is home to an extremely powerful boss character that will require cunning skill, and raw power to overcome. Those who enjoy bragging rights will love what this mod has to offer. Players can challenge themselves to see if they can make it through the entire hundred floors. The advantage of crafting underground mods is that they don't require much in the way of scripted integration with Skyrim in the same way that an exterior location mod would.
This allows modders to unleash their creative potential with mods like Skyrim Underground , which is far more ambitious than it first appears. This mod creates an entire network of underground dungeons littered with new monsters to slay while gamers complete various quests with full voice-acted NPCs.
It's a creepy and atmospheric mod that injects an incredible new area into Skyrim. This mod introduces a brand new dungeon to the west of Whiterun near Gjukar's Monument for players to explore, and was designed to test skills with a challenging play experience, and one very tough boss to top it all off. Hope's Abandon even includes an entirely new custom follower in case one needs a little backup. Traps, puzzles and secret loot abound as the player inches ever-closer to victory against a force trying to wipe out all of Skyrim's would-be heroes by luring them inside for the final kill.
If dungeon exploring is something players enjoy a lot, then there's always room to expand. Forgotten Dungeons adds 50 brand new dungeons peppered all across the county for gamers to find. Some of these dungeons are simple exploratory affairs, while others are radiant-quest enabled. A healthy dose of creativity went into the creation of each dungeon, which means there's plenty of adventure to be had. This mod is sure to expand Skyrim's gameplay time by a significant margin, and when mixed with other expanded content mods, can keep the adventure going for years.
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