Mods (8468 programs)

Pros: Feat selection available at every Bard level from 1 to 12. Supports stacking feats like War Caster, Lucky, and Ability Improvements. Installs via the official Mod Manager integration on Windows. Class-specific change, leaves other classes’ progression untouched.

Cons: Applies mainly to levels gained after installation; new game recommended. May conflict with mods that edit the Bard Progression.lsx file. Alters game balance and campaign pacing, reducing intended challenge for some players.

Pros: High-fidelity Venator exterior faithful to prequel-era design. Functional hangar bay doors for launching and docking starfighters. Detailed bridge and internal compartments for crew roleplay. Blueprint-ready for in-game spawning and sharing via blueprints menu.

Cons: Primarily tuned for Creative mode due to high PCU. Survival use requires a large projector and vast resources. May require DLC blocks; check the mod description before installing.

Pros: Digitigrade leg models create a toe-walking, beast-like silhouette. Integrates into the Body Selector UI for in-game appearance choices. Compatible with the FleshForge modular body-swapping framework.

Cons: Limited to Dragonborn characters only. Requires FleshForge framework and Body Selector UI to function. Some armor clipping with specific boots or leg guards.

Pros: High-resolution textures that preserve apparel and deck detail. Includes both clothing and custom skateboard components. Items follow a cohesive Illusion brand aesthetic.

Cons: Primarily distributed for PC, limited direct console availability. Purely cosmetic, no changes to physics or gameplay.

Pros: Adds branded wheel options (Interco, Mickey Thompson) for immersion. Custom tuning produces noticeable handling differences across terrain types. Increases garage variety, encouraging experimentation with different rigs. High-detail 3D models and textures that match game art style.

Cons: Improved traction can reduce intended challenge for some players. Some community trucks require manual patches or XML edits. All players must install the mod for correct multiplayer appearance.

Pros: Full Dwarven roster with named units like Iron Hills Warriors. Includes a legendary hero, the King Under the Mountain. Installs via the game's mod browser; no third-party tools required.

Cons: Primarily designed for Sandbox and custom scenarios. Focused on a single Dwarven faction, not broad unit packs. Requires the PC version of TABS with mod.io support enabled.