Modding is a hobby in and of itself and Larian Studios is going out of its way to help curious players who are just dipping their toes into the world of custom content. The launch of official mod support for the massive RPG has had a transformative effect on the game as the community comes together to share all manner of improvements and upgrades. It can be a daunting task though, given the complexity of certain mods, so Larian Studios has gone out of its way to share a decent list of starter add-ons
Over on Larian's official blog, the developer posted a guide to tweaking while also recommending some key mods that should result in a better experience. The list includes some classics that have been around since the game was in early access, including Adjustable Party Limit, ImprovedUI, FaerunColors, Faces of Faerun, and even UnlockLevelCurve to make multi-classing even more rewarding. Most of the included mods are minor alterations but some are far more practical; Better Inventory UI is essential for players who like to gather up as much loot as possible.
The majority of mods are designed to provide players with more customization options, adding new character creation features, outfits, and items to the game. These are undoubtedly exceptional but one can't help but be impressed by those mods that go out of their way to provide a more transformative experience. Creative modders have managed to completely alter the shape of by adding in new skills, spells, classes, backgrounds, and even game modes; a particularly impressive add-on turns the whole game into a roguelike.
Having Larian Studios' approval to tweak and adjust just makes the process of creating custom content all the more rewarding. While it was already fairly easy to implement mods, the introduction of the toolkit in Patch 7 has made it easier than ever. The community is only getting started so players can look forward to plenty more exciting creations in the future.
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