Utilities (2720 programs)

Pros: The mod adds three new weapons.

Cons: Very high Smithing level with related perks to improve the weapons.

Pros: Restores cut quests, NPCs, and dialogue. Lore-friendly and immersive integration. Negligible performance impact.

Cons: No new voice acting. Some content feels unfinished. Possible mod compatibility issues.

Pros: Greatly expands Oblivion’s menu scripting capabilities. Supports custom menus fonts and localization. Lightweight and unobtrusive. Stable with most OBSE based mods.

Cons: No direct benefit without compatible mods. Requires careful installation.

Pros: Visual upgrades for Cait, Curie and Piper. BodySlide support for customizable results.

Cons: Requires modding familiarity for installation. Limited availability and no active support after removal by the author.

Pros: Expression animations. Voice type customization.

Cons: SKSE64, SkyUI, and PapyrusUtil are a must.

Pros: Removes many of the game’s limitations for better modding.

Cons: Only supports Steam and GOG versions.

Pros: Doesn’t take up a slot in your load order.

Cons: Clipping issues due to game engine.

Pros: Extensive Star Wars asset, including Force powers.

Cons: Key dependencies are a must.

Pros: Full access to Oblivion’s assets. Supports quests, NPCs, items, and environments. Strong modding community support. Free and officially released by Bethesda.

Cons: Steep learning curve, especially for scripting. Dated interface and instability on large projects.

Pros: User-friendly interface. Completion of specific game elements.

Cons: Lacks direct integration with cloud services.