Skyrim Special Edition Mage Mods
2021年4月25日Download here: http://gg.gg/rvmaz
Did you know you could buy Skyrim LE & SE and other games up to 85% off?
Also bookmark weekly sales.
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition. All Discussions Screenshots Artwork Broadcasts Videos News Guides Reviews. Any good teen/child mage follower mods? I recently found Vimune and now love having a short quiet mage companion. I want to get the feel that I have an apprentice on my travels but I don’t want them to look like my body. For The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition on the PlayStation 4, a GameFAQs message board topic titled ’Recommendations for Illusion Mage build with mods’. Immersive player homes. Mods, including quest mods, just love to add random player homes in the weirdest locations (looking at you, LotD). Yet instinctive vanilla locations that would make great homes just aren’t used. To mention a few: Bromjunaar Sanctuary, Goldenglow Estate, Blackreach citadel and the Throat of the World. Mod can cause a strong addiction.Port to SKYRIM SPECIAL EDITION original Skyrim mod Colorfool Magic by 184Gesu.Avialable all Edtions for English, Russian and Japanese language. Setup a Mod Organizer 2 Skyrim SE profile dedicated solely to Switch mods, preferably using a clean Skyrim SE install (make sure FNIS is not already installed into the actual Skyrim SE directory). Download and setup the Skyrim NX Toolkit (don’t forget to get the HavokPostProcess.exe from the SE Creation Kit).
A long time ago a viewer on Youtube asked me to do a video on how to install SkyUI. At the time I didn’t really think there would be many people out there searching for this, rather that they would look for a guide on how to install Skyrim mods in general. So I did the video just with him in mind, but later it turns out there are just as many people looking for this guide, as well as the general one (which are the same by the way), hence this page here. So whether you were looking for this guide, or the general modding guide (no difference), I’ve made sure to cover all bases.
ContentsIntroduction to Modding Skyrim
The process is the same for Skyrim LE (Legendary Edition) & Skyrim SE (Special Edition), the only difference is the version of the mods that you’re downloading (and SKSE, Skyrim Script Extender).
So if you’re playing on Skyrim LE, use this to get your mods. And this one for Skyrim SE.
I personally recommend Skyrim SE due to improved stability, 64bit engine and generally much better performance and less crashes (very important if you have a lot of demanding mods).
Some mods work between the editions (textures are always fine but not meshes) but generally you want to stick to the one you’re using. And don’t go crazy with too many mods or the game might not even start if you have a lot of conflicts.
To get started, make sure you’ve got 7zip & NexusMods account.Install MO2 (Mod Organizer 2)
The first thing you need is a robust mod management utility. I use Mod Organizer 2. There are other ones out there, but this one is the best, at least in my (and many other people’s) opinion.
When installing MO2, at the bottom of the options make sure to check the handle Nexus links box and then later when you start it up, enter your Nexus account information. You will be able to download mods directly into it.
I’m not going to give you extensive tutorials on how to use MO2 because that would make this guide way too long, but when you first start it, it will offer to teach you the basics so make sure you go through that beginner tutorial that’s built into it.
Make sure your Skyrim root folder is away from your Windows drive (not 100% required but very recommended) and install MO2 as portable in a new folder you create inside the root one. Some people say you shouldn’t do it like that, but it’s 100% fine as long as there are no permission issues with Windows. I use portable option because I have multiple instances. But you don’t have to use portable of course.
MO2 can also be used to mod other games such as Fallout.Install SKSE or SKSE64 (Skyrim Script Extender)
The next thing that you need is the Skyrim Script Extender. Download the appropriate 7z archive for your version of Skyrim. Download and extract anywhere on your machine. If you’re playing on LE then get the first one. On SE go with the SE build of SKSE. It won’t work otherwise.
Copy all extracted files to your Skyrim’s root folder. Always keep this updated or the mods won’t work if they require a newer version. Simply re-download and overwrite when there’s a new version.
However, if a mod that you really like hasn’t been updated to work with the newer version of SKSE, then you might want to wait until it’s updated so put that off temporarily. But generally you always want to keep it updated.
Now that you have SKSE, in MO2 you will see a dropdown that says SKSE and this is a shortcut that will start an instanced version of the game with SKSE enabled, which lots of mods require.
Feel free to send the shortcut to your desktop. You can rename it and even change the icon by right clicking on it > change icon then select the executable from the root folder just for its graphic. I demonstrate all of this in the video above.
You are ready to install mods now.Essential Mods & SkyUI
Apart from SkyUI, the first mod that you should install is the Unofficial Skyrim Special Edition Patch. The second one is SSE Engine Fixes (this one has 2 step process).
These two mods will greatly improve the game and they are basically must-have.
Now also install Sky UI (SE link) and browse some more popular mods on Nexus or take a look at my Skyrim SE Mods playlist on Youtube where I showcase all kinds of cool stuff.
SkyUI is important also because it provides MCM menu capabilities for other mods to use. Those are basically mod configuration menus you see in game.
When installing mods, always read the descriptions carefully, check the bugs & posts area to make sure it’s all good and updated, as well as possible tips and tricks other people recommend.
As I said, don’t go too crazy with it, especially as a beginner and also learn how to patch the game when you’re done installing all your favorite mods.
This should be enough for you for now. I did my best not to overwhelm you.
If you have any questions or you just want to say hi, feel free to leave me a comment either here at the bottom of the page, or in the comment’s area of the video embedded at the top.
I’ll see it and reply 100%. Good luck!What’s Next?
Want to know more about Skyrim SE (Special Edition) & Mods? Check out my other Skyrim SE Guides & Skyrim SE Playlist on Youtube.
Don’t forget to subscribe and turn on the bell icon for more.
Did you know you could buy Skyrim LE & SE and other games up to 85% off?
Also bookmark weekly sales.
My main goal when modding Skyrim has always been to turn it into a hardcore RPG. This means high difficulty, graphical fidelity and all the little details that go along with it. Improved combat, crafting, weapons & armor, magic system, completely overhauled perk trees etc. Basically everything has been re-touched with the help of mods.
However, since my full build has well over 600 plugins, writing a guide covering all of that would be tremendously time consuming, and as much as I’d like to do it, it’s just too much. It took me weeks of modding the game to get to that point, resolving all the conflicts, patching things up etc. It’s a lot of work. It felt like a job.
So instead, I’ll give you my super short version of all the most important mods that you need to achieve something similar. You should of course add other mods as well, but this guide should get you started and pointed in the right direction.
I’ll be talking from a Skyrim SE (Special Edition) perspective, but this also works for LE (Legendary Edition) if that’s what you’re playing.
Also, if you never modded Skyrim and would like to get started, here’s my beginner modding guide that should bring you up to speed.
ContentsMust Have Mods
Let’s start with 3 mods everyone should be running at all times. They are:
*SkyUI.
*Unofficial Special Edition Patch.
*SSE Engine Fixes.
SkyUI will greatly improve the overall UI of the game, but also provide MCM menu capabilities for all other mods to utilize. It also has its own MCM menu so spend a few minutes there configuring things the way you see fit.
Unofficial patch will resolve hundreds of bugs and gameplay issues, and SSE Engine Fixes will do something similar, but with the engine of the game instead.
With these 3 mods alone, your game will be much better off.
Now that we’ve got the basics covered, let’s move on.Audio Mods
Audio is often neglected and it can really help improve the overall atmosphere of the game. There’s only a few mods here that you need, and arguably not even all of them.
The first mod is Unofficial High Definition Audio Project.
It will provide us with high definition PS4 audio source which is much better than the one on PC. If you’re using headphones, there’s a big difference in terms of audio quality.
It affects all audio in the game. But it’s quite big so it might take you a bit to download.
Once we have that, we can add Audio Overhaul for Skyrim SE.
It’s 100% compatible with the first one. This is a big project that drastically improves audio and adds new stuff to the game. So load it after the first one. Read the mod’s description to get a better idea of all that it does.
Those are the main ones. I can also recommend Bow Before The Dead which makes Draugr sound much more sinister, and Softer Conjuration Sound which will make summoning a bit more enjoyable (including the ones done by the NPCs). The vanilla summoning effect is just annoying to listen to.
Now it’s time to move on to visuals and atmosphere.Visual Mods (Textures)
Let’s start with textures since they’re really important. I’ll assume you have at least 4 GBs of vRAM, but if not, then pass on most of these, with one exception.
First one is Noble Skyrim HD. It changes the architecture of the game a bit (I think it’s awesome) and provides high definition textures (even landscape) for most of the stuff that matters. If your vRam is low, go with performance edition (that’s the exception I mentioned).
Disregard all else except Total Character Makeover which will improve the way NPCs in the game look.
I can also recommend Majestic Mountains, Skyrim Flora Overhaul and Realistic Water Two to help improve the environment tremendously.
Another two mods I suggest you install are SMIM (Static Mesh Improvement Mod) and Ruins Clutter Improved.
These two will greatly improve the way smaller objects in the game look. There’s a SMIM patch for Noble Skyrim as well. Install Ruins Clutter Improved last.
You can do it like this: SMIM > Noble Skyrim > SMIM Patch > Ruins Clutter Improved. Then add all the rest I mentioned.Visual Mods (Weather & Lighting)
This is a huge part of the atmosphere. Textures are important, but so is lighting and weathers. For this we are going to use Vivid Weathers Definitive Edition and Enhanced Lights & FX.
For Vivid Weathers I can recommend the classic shader optional plugin, and for ELFX I can recommend the hardcore module (you’ll see it in the installer).
This will make the game look extremely well, and much more intense. Dungeons will be super dark unless there’s actual light sources, so we’ll need to bring our own. More on that below.
We can also add True Storms (there’s a patch for Vivid Weathers) and this will make storms insanely intense and realistic.Light Source Mods
Since our game is super dark and creepy at this point (indoors at least), we need to improve some stuff with regards to light sources and how we play.
For that I can recommend Wearable Lanterns and Wearable Lanterns MCM Menu Fix. This is what I use most of the time.
But I also have Simply Better Torches (SSE). I don’t really use a torch since I like having both hands available, but this affects all torches in the world, including the ones carried by the NPCs so it’s 100% worth it.
On the other hand, sometimes when I want even more light, or underwater light, I use candlelight & magelight. However, vanilla spells are terrible so we need a couple of mods to fix them up and remove that ugly blue aura.
For that I can recommend Enhanced CandleLight & MageLight and Candlelight Magelight No Ugly Glow FX. Second link is for Skyrim LE but it works on SE too.
Now we’re properly equipped to explore any dungeon or cave in our creepy version of Skyrim.Magic & Crafting Mods
It’s time to add some magic and crafting mods to help improve how these systems work in the game. Crafting in vanilla is quite bad so for that we are going to use two phenomenal mods from the same author (please read their descriptions, they do so much).
Complete Crafting Overhaul Remastered and Complete Alchemy & Cooking Overhaul.
After that, we are going to add Apocalypse (Magic of Skyrim) and Summermyst (Enchantments of Skyrim). This will give us tons of new spells and enchantments and NPCs will be using them too.
Even if you don’t like playing as a mage or enchanting things, it’s still worth it because there will be a lot of new stuff happening in combat.Perks & Respec Mods
When it comes to perks and perk resetting, I can recommend Ordinator (Perks of Skyrim) and Ish’s Respec Mod.
Respec mod is very useful because everyone likes to change things around here and there, and if we don’t have the respec mod, we’ll have to make skills legendary and that is going to take a long time to do.
Especially since Ordinator has a million perks and build options (and some optional plugins you should take a look at).
Another useful thing is called Perks Unlinked.
This is not really a mod, it’s actually a patcher. But it can create a mod out of your perk mods (the final result) and then unlink the perks so you don’t have to linearly progress. So if your skill tree is leveled sufficiently, you can unlock a certain perk without having to unlock the previous ones.
This is pretty cool and helps streamline your build. It also matters more with Ordinator, because again, it has a million perks in all skill trees.
And while they’re all much better than vanilla, it’s still way too many with some builds. Besides, we might also want to do some crafting (since it’s pretty cool now).
So if you can bother to learn how to use it (it’s pretty easy actually), go for it.Combat & Difficulty Mods
Finally, probably the most important segment of the guide. Combat and difficulty. If this is not taken cared of, it’s still basically vanilla Skyrim in terms of actual difficulty.
The first mod on our list is High Level Enemies Redux. This will add a bunch of new enemies to the game, as well as scale them all up (and vanilla ones) to make them follow our character’s level.
It won’t de-level them, but later when we’re high level, we won’t be fighting level 1 enemies anymore. For that, you need the appropriate version of the mod so read the description carefully. This will help a bit with overall difficulty.
Now comes the most important combat mod, Wildcat (Combat of Skyrim).Skyrim Special Edition Mods Download
Kfll metar. Wildcat does a ton of stuff. Even without all the sub-systems that it features, it still acts as an AI improvement mod, so there’s no reason not to use it even if you literally don’t want anything else it offers.Skyrim Special Edition Mage Mods 1.7.10
Things such as timed blocking, attacks of opportunity, stamina costs for all actors on the battlefield etc. and much more.
It has an MCM menu where you can enable/disable and fine tune all of these systems. I also recommend you install the optional 100% increased damage plugin because the next mod on our list is going to slow down combat by default.
That one would be True Armor SE.
To put it shortly, this is a complete armor functionality overhaul and it makes all armor in the game act differently and (relatively) uniquely. You need to read its description page because it does a lot. Thankfully none of this stuff has to be configured manually because the author has been kind enough to make a few presets for us to choose from.
After that, we are also going to add Mortal Enemies and load it last. This will help improve some combat speeds and also remove aim botting capabilities of NPCs.What’s Next?
Want to know more about Skyrim SE (Special Edition) & Mods? Check out my other Skyrim SE Guides & Skyrim SE Playlist on Youtube.Skyrim Special Edition Pc
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Did you know you could buy Skyrim LE & SE and other games up to 85% off?
Also bookmark weekly sales.
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition. All Discussions Screenshots Artwork Broadcasts Videos News Guides Reviews. Any good teen/child mage follower mods? I recently found Vimune and now love having a short quiet mage companion. I want to get the feel that I have an apprentice on my travels but I don’t want them to look like my body. For The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition on the PlayStation 4, a GameFAQs message board topic titled ’Recommendations for Illusion Mage build with mods’. Immersive player homes. Mods, including quest mods, just love to add random player homes in the weirdest locations (looking at you, LotD). Yet instinctive vanilla locations that would make great homes just aren’t used. To mention a few: Bromjunaar Sanctuary, Goldenglow Estate, Blackreach citadel and the Throat of the World. Mod can cause a strong addiction.Port to SKYRIM SPECIAL EDITION original Skyrim mod Colorfool Magic by 184Gesu.Avialable all Edtions for English, Russian and Japanese language. Setup a Mod Organizer 2 Skyrim SE profile dedicated solely to Switch mods, preferably using a clean Skyrim SE install (make sure FNIS is not already installed into the actual Skyrim SE directory). Download and setup the Skyrim NX Toolkit (don’t forget to get the HavokPostProcess.exe from the SE Creation Kit).
A long time ago a viewer on Youtube asked me to do a video on how to install SkyUI. At the time I didn’t really think there would be many people out there searching for this, rather that they would look for a guide on how to install Skyrim mods in general. So I did the video just with him in mind, but later it turns out there are just as many people looking for this guide, as well as the general one (which are the same by the way), hence this page here. So whether you were looking for this guide, or the general modding guide (no difference), I’ve made sure to cover all bases.
ContentsIntroduction to Modding Skyrim
The process is the same for Skyrim LE (Legendary Edition) & Skyrim SE (Special Edition), the only difference is the version of the mods that you’re downloading (and SKSE, Skyrim Script Extender).
So if you’re playing on Skyrim LE, use this to get your mods. And this one for Skyrim SE.
I personally recommend Skyrim SE due to improved stability, 64bit engine and generally much better performance and less crashes (very important if you have a lot of demanding mods).
Some mods work between the editions (textures are always fine but not meshes) but generally you want to stick to the one you’re using. And don’t go crazy with too many mods or the game might not even start if you have a lot of conflicts.
To get started, make sure you’ve got 7zip & NexusMods account.Install MO2 (Mod Organizer 2)
The first thing you need is a robust mod management utility. I use Mod Organizer 2. There are other ones out there, but this one is the best, at least in my (and many other people’s) opinion.
When installing MO2, at the bottom of the options make sure to check the handle Nexus links box and then later when you start it up, enter your Nexus account information. You will be able to download mods directly into it.
I’m not going to give you extensive tutorials on how to use MO2 because that would make this guide way too long, but when you first start it, it will offer to teach you the basics so make sure you go through that beginner tutorial that’s built into it.
Make sure your Skyrim root folder is away from your Windows drive (not 100% required but very recommended) and install MO2 as portable in a new folder you create inside the root one. Some people say you shouldn’t do it like that, but it’s 100% fine as long as there are no permission issues with Windows. I use portable option because I have multiple instances. But you don’t have to use portable of course.
MO2 can also be used to mod other games such as Fallout.Install SKSE or SKSE64 (Skyrim Script Extender)
The next thing that you need is the Skyrim Script Extender. Download the appropriate 7z archive for your version of Skyrim. Download and extract anywhere on your machine. If you’re playing on LE then get the first one. On SE go with the SE build of SKSE. It won’t work otherwise.
Copy all extracted files to your Skyrim’s root folder. Always keep this updated or the mods won’t work if they require a newer version. Simply re-download and overwrite when there’s a new version.
However, if a mod that you really like hasn’t been updated to work with the newer version of SKSE, then you might want to wait until it’s updated so put that off temporarily. But generally you always want to keep it updated.
Now that you have SKSE, in MO2 you will see a dropdown that says SKSE and this is a shortcut that will start an instanced version of the game with SKSE enabled, which lots of mods require.
Feel free to send the shortcut to your desktop. You can rename it and even change the icon by right clicking on it > change icon then select the executable from the root folder just for its graphic. I demonstrate all of this in the video above.
You are ready to install mods now.Essential Mods & SkyUI
Apart from SkyUI, the first mod that you should install is the Unofficial Skyrim Special Edition Patch. The second one is SSE Engine Fixes (this one has 2 step process).
These two mods will greatly improve the game and they are basically must-have.
Now also install Sky UI (SE link) and browse some more popular mods on Nexus or take a look at my Skyrim SE Mods playlist on Youtube where I showcase all kinds of cool stuff.
SkyUI is important also because it provides MCM menu capabilities for other mods to use. Those are basically mod configuration menus you see in game.
When installing mods, always read the descriptions carefully, check the bugs & posts area to make sure it’s all good and updated, as well as possible tips and tricks other people recommend.
As I said, don’t go too crazy with it, especially as a beginner and also learn how to patch the game when you’re done installing all your favorite mods.
This should be enough for you for now. I did my best not to overwhelm you.
If you have any questions or you just want to say hi, feel free to leave me a comment either here at the bottom of the page, or in the comment’s area of the video embedded at the top.
I’ll see it and reply 100%. Good luck!What’s Next?
Want to know more about Skyrim SE (Special Edition) & Mods? Check out my other Skyrim SE Guides & Skyrim SE Playlist on Youtube.
Don’t forget to subscribe and turn on the bell icon for more.
Did you know you could buy Skyrim LE & SE and other games up to 85% off?
Also bookmark weekly sales.
My main goal when modding Skyrim has always been to turn it into a hardcore RPG. This means high difficulty, graphical fidelity and all the little details that go along with it. Improved combat, crafting, weapons & armor, magic system, completely overhauled perk trees etc. Basically everything has been re-touched with the help of mods.
However, since my full build has well over 600 plugins, writing a guide covering all of that would be tremendously time consuming, and as much as I’d like to do it, it’s just too much. It took me weeks of modding the game to get to that point, resolving all the conflicts, patching things up etc. It’s a lot of work. It felt like a job.
So instead, I’ll give you my super short version of all the most important mods that you need to achieve something similar. You should of course add other mods as well, but this guide should get you started and pointed in the right direction.
I’ll be talking from a Skyrim SE (Special Edition) perspective, but this also works for LE (Legendary Edition) if that’s what you’re playing.
Also, if you never modded Skyrim and would like to get started, here’s my beginner modding guide that should bring you up to speed.
ContentsMust Have Mods
Let’s start with 3 mods everyone should be running at all times. They are:
*SkyUI.
*Unofficial Special Edition Patch.
*SSE Engine Fixes.
SkyUI will greatly improve the overall UI of the game, but also provide MCM menu capabilities for all other mods to utilize. It also has its own MCM menu so spend a few minutes there configuring things the way you see fit.
Unofficial patch will resolve hundreds of bugs and gameplay issues, and SSE Engine Fixes will do something similar, but with the engine of the game instead.
With these 3 mods alone, your game will be much better off.
Now that we’ve got the basics covered, let’s move on.Audio Mods
Audio is often neglected and it can really help improve the overall atmosphere of the game. There’s only a few mods here that you need, and arguably not even all of them.
The first mod is Unofficial High Definition Audio Project.
It will provide us with high definition PS4 audio source which is much better than the one on PC. If you’re using headphones, there’s a big difference in terms of audio quality.
It affects all audio in the game. But it’s quite big so it might take you a bit to download.
Once we have that, we can add Audio Overhaul for Skyrim SE.
It’s 100% compatible with the first one. This is a big project that drastically improves audio and adds new stuff to the game. So load it after the first one. Read the mod’s description to get a better idea of all that it does.
Those are the main ones. I can also recommend Bow Before The Dead which makes Draugr sound much more sinister, and Softer Conjuration Sound which will make summoning a bit more enjoyable (including the ones done by the NPCs). The vanilla summoning effect is just annoying to listen to.
Now it’s time to move on to visuals and atmosphere.Visual Mods (Textures)
Let’s start with textures since they’re really important. I’ll assume you have at least 4 GBs of vRAM, but if not, then pass on most of these, with one exception.
First one is Noble Skyrim HD. It changes the architecture of the game a bit (I think it’s awesome) and provides high definition textures (even landscape) for most of the stuff that matters. If your vRam is low, go with performance edition (that’s the exception I mentioned).
Disregard all else except Total Character Makeover which will improve the way NPCs in the game look.
I can also recommend Majestic Mountains, Skyrim Flora Overhaul and Realistic Water Two to help improve the environment tremendously.
Another two mods I suggest you install are SMIM (Static Mesh Improvement Mod) and Ruins Clutter Improved.
These two will greatly improve the way smaller objects in the game look. There’s a SMIM patch for Noble Skyrim as well. Install Ruins Clutter Improved last.
You can do it like this: SMIM > Noble Skyrim > SMIM Patch > Ruins Clutter Improved. Then add all the rest I mentioned.Visual Mods (Weather & Lighting)
This is a huge part of the atmosphere. Textures are important, but so is lighting and weathers. For this we are going to use Vivid Weathers Definitive Edition and Enhanced Lights & FX.
For Vivid Weathers I can recommend the classic shader optional plugin, and for ELFX I can recommend the hardcore module (you’ll see it in the installer).
This will make the game look extremely well, and much more intense. Dungeons will be super dark unless there’s actual light sources, so we’ll need to bring our own. More on that below.
We can also add True Storms (there’s a patch for Vivid Weathers) and this will make storms insanely intense and realistic.Light Source Mods
Since our game is super dark and creepy at this point (indoors at least), we need to improve some stuff with regards to light sources and how we play.
For that I can recommend Wearable Lanterns and Wearable Lanterns MCM Menu Fix. This is what I use most of the time.
But I also have Simply Better Torches (SSE). I don’t really use a torch since I like having both hands available, but this affects all torches in the world, including the ones carried by the NPCs so it’s 100% worth it.
On the other hand, sometimes when I want even more light, or underwater light, I use candlelight & magelight. However, vanilla spells are terrible so we need a couple of mods to fix them up and remove that ugly blue aura.
For that I can recommend Enhanced CandleLight & MageLight and Candlelight Magelight No Ugly Glow FX. Second link is for Skyrim LE but it works on SE too.
Now we’re properly equipped to explore any dungeon or cave in our creepy version of Skyrim.Magic & Crafting Mods
It’s time to add some magic and crafting mods to help improve how these systems work in the game. Crafting in vanilla is quite bad so for that we are going to use two phenomenal mods from the same author (please read their descriptions, they do so much).
Complete Crafting Overhaul Remastered and Complete Alchemy & Cooking Overhaul.
After that, we are going to add Apocalypse (Magic of Skyrim) and Summermyst (Enchantments of Skyrim). This will give us tons of new spells and enchantments and NPCs will be using them too.
Even if you don’t like playing as a mage or enchanting things, it’s still worth it because there will be a lot of new stuff happening in combat.Perks & Respec Mods
When it comes to perks and perk resetting, I can recommend Ordinator (Perks of Skyrim) and Ish’s Respec Mod.
Respec mod is very useful because everyone likes to change things around here and there, and if we don’t have the respec mod, we’ll have to make skills legendary and that is going to take a long time to do.
Especially since Ordinator has a million perks and build options (and some optional plugins you should take a look at).
Another useful thing is called Perks Unlinked.
This is not really a mod, it’s actually a patcher. But it can create a mod out of your perk mods (the final result) and then unlink the perks so you don’t have to linearly progress. So if your skill tree is leveled sufficiently, you can unlock a certain perk without having to unlock the previous ones.
This is pretty cool and helps streamline your build. It also matters more with Ordinator, because again, it has a million perks in all skill trees.
And while they’re all much better than vanilla, it’s still way too many with some builds. Besides, we might also want to do some crafting (since it’s pretty cool now).
So if you can bother to learn how to use it (it’s pretty easy actually), go for it.Combat & Difficulty Mods
Finally, probably the most important segment of the guide. Combat and difficulty. If this is not taken cared of, it’s still basically vanilla Skyrim in terms of actual difficulty.
The first mod on our list is High Level Enemies Redux. This will add a bunch of new enemies to the game, as well as scale them all up (and vanilla ones) to make them follow our character’s level.
It won’t de-level them, but later when we’re high level, we won’t be fighting level 1 enemies anymore. For that, you need the appropriate version of the mod so read the description carefully. This will help a bit with overall difficulty.
Now comes the most important combat mod, Wildcat (Combat of Skyrim).Skyrim Special Edition Mods Download
Kfll metar. Wildcat does a ton of stuff. Even without all the sub-systems that it features, it still acts as an AI improvement mod, so there’s no reason not to use it even if you literally don’t want anything else it offers.Skyrim Special Edition Mage Mods 1.7.10
Things such as timed blocking, attacks of opportunity, stamina costs for all actors on the battlefield etc. and much more.
It has an MCM menu where you can enable/disable and fine tune all of these systems. I also recommend you install the optional 100% increased damage plugin because the next mod on our list is going to slow down combat by default.
That one would be True Armor SE.
To put it shortly, this is a complete armor functionality overhaul and it makes all armor in the game act differently and (relatively) uniquely. You need to read its description page because it does a lot. Thankfully none of this stuff has to be configured manually because the author has been kind enough to make a few presets for us to choose from.
After that, we are also going to add Mortal Enemies and load it last. This will help improve some combat speeds and also remove aim botting capabilities of NPCs.What’s Next?
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