5 DLC-sized mods for Fallout 4 you can get your hands on (and 5 DLC-sized mods for Skyrim)

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Both The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim and Fallout 4, two single-player RPGs from Bethesda, have one thing in common - a bustling modding community. Not only is there a huge catalog of mods already out for players to get their hands on, but a lot of substantial modding projects are also in active development.

However, in terms of large mods adding a large new world space and a substantial story, the numbers are quite skewed in the favor of Skyrim.

Whether it is due to the less optimized nature of Fallout 4 that is unfavored for large quest mods or the Northern Tamrielic province stoking more creativity than post-apocalyptic America, the fact of the matter is that the choice for large DLC-sized quest mods is aplenty for Skyrim. Fallout 4’s DLC-sized quest mods, on the other hand, are not that many in number.

Created by the same guy who made Interesting NPCs for Skyrim, Tales from the Commonwealth adds plenty of quests and characters seamlessly to Fallout 4. Out of the 20+ characters populating the Commonwealth, three can be turned into followers.

All three are fully-fledged companions who react to all regions and quest choices, have their own personal quests, and have voiced dialogues for all major DLCs, including Far Harbor, Automatron, and Nuka World.

Old Time Religion adds a fully voiced lore-friendly quest mod featuring a new world space, player home, unique weapon, new armor, and companion. Players must help a religious wastelander from the West in this medium-sized quest mod spanning roughly two hours.

One of the best horror-themed mods for Fallout 4, The Secret of Huntress Manor expands on existing lore in the Fallout universe surrounding "Ug-Qualtoth", references, which can be found in Fallout 3's Dunwich Building and