I've sorted the below list into some categories for convenience.Īlternate Start - Live Another Life lets you start off as a new student at the College of Winterhold right at the start of the game. At the moment, I use SPERG - Skyrim Perk Enhancements and Rebalanced Gameplay, but whichever you like that won't conflict with the rest of the mod loadout is fine. I really want to like T3nd0's Perkus Maximus, but I've never been able to get its Wayfarer skill working and its patcher hates heavily modded installs.
In addition to all of the below, I'd also recommend grabbing your favourite perk/skill mod in order to better balance the schools of magic. Eventually, you'll become Archmage of the College, but until then, you've got studying to do, a ragtag group of fellow students to befriend, and various magical hijinks to get up to in order to discover Real Ultimate (Magical) Power!
You're going to spend a lot of time in and around the College and the town of Winterhold, with expeditions to wherever mage-related will quests take you. This particular experience is built around the College of Winterhold. You can get some cheesy illusion stuff going and summons are okay, but the destruction spells suck at higher levels, its difficult to switch between spells quickly in combat, and the spell selection can feel a little lackluster.
Playing a pure mage in vanilla Skyrim isn't as much fun as it should be. Please feel free to chime in and add additional mod recommendations to my loadouts - I'm always on the hunt for good new mods (so long as they're mostly compatible with things).įirst up, a little something I like to call Harry Potter and the College of Winterhold. These lists of mods are specifically selected to support a specific roleplaying experience with a fresh, newly made character, and I'd really recommend sticking within the paradigm that you've defined unless it makes in-character sense for you to run off and do something unrelated for a while. So, I've decided to share what some of my favourite playthroughs have used, in the hopes that it will help someone else have as much fun as I did with them. However, to be honest, I've find that my best and most memorable experiences in Skyrim are ones where I define a specific type of character I wanted to play, then install mods to support that particular experience. In fact, my current (mostly stable.) Skyrim install has 232 mods in its loadout. So, there have been a lot of Skyrim mod recommendation threads over the years.
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