Optimal experience paired with Timing Is Everything (opens in new tab). Stops random auto-quest greetings from NPCs, stops books from giving auto-quests, and lets you customize when they want to see certain quests become available. Lets you be way more in charge of what quests you want to take on. MCM supported with lots of customization options.
Eorlund Gray-Mane is basically a smithing god. Also different blacksmiths have different skills-the smith in Solitude can craft up to Legendary, but not so much the smith in Riverwood. It's a fantastic gold dump, as they'll automatically craft everything to the very best of their ability and charge you for it. Fishing in Skyrimĭoes your character have better things to do than learn smithing, or are they opposed to getting their hands dirty like a common peasant? With this mod, you can simply hire blacksmiths to craft, temper, and hone your gear for you. Unlike some other religion mods, there's no guesswork in working out how to please your chosen deity or what they'll consider sins, with everything spelled out on the menu. Alternatively, become a Cultist of the Daedric Princes who curses those who offend you. After that, you can diversify into a Crusader who gets bonuses when fighting chosen enemies or a Monk who specializes in martial arts or dragon shouts. A good first perk is Bless, a spell that buffs allies and earns clerical XP, which you can also use to reforge any god's amulet into a blessed amulet that earns clerical XP while you're wearing it. Access the Cleric mod via the Mod Configuration menu and you'll see your current level and number of unspent perks. As you earn XP by interacting with shrines or spending time at temples, you'll be able to afford perks like the ability to turn undead or resurrect fallen allies. If only building a relationship with divinity in the real world was this simple. Download from: Nexus Mods (opens in new tab)
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