To start off this list with a relatively small addition to the game, the Loading Screen mod changes the way loading screens work. Basically makes them more similar to those of Oblivion and Skyrim.
Tips, information, and location-based loading screens will become part of your day-to-day life in Daggerfall.
It might be a simple addition, sure.
But it’s a fully customizable mod that’ll certainly give you a new level of depth in the game.
For as much as a wildland that Daggerfall has always seemed to be, the lands lack a lot of rocks and peaks that would’ve made the environment much richer.
This mod aims to fix that by adding new boulders around the world, as well as a few mountains.
The goal is to adjust the environments but stay true to Daggerfall’s nature in the process, and keep things as lore-friendly as possible.
In any case, your blocky 3D views will be more stunning than ever after you’ve installed this mod.
Farmers are to be found all across the lands of Daggerfall. But why were their crops not harvestable in the base game?
I mean, it’s not like the crops weren’t there – we’ve always been able to see the plants growing in the ground.
It never made any sense that you couldn’t pick them for yourself!
This mod agrees and aims to changes that.
It allows you to walk towards these crops and pick them up for yourself, carry them away, whatever you want. Plus each crop space will give you different numbers of items and materials depending on your level and luck.
Well, this is a super weird mod. But one that I can tell you works far better than I expected.
Airships basically add the ability for you to buy a gigantic ship that flies around and can be steered towards any location. Go anywhere on demand. Sounds fun, right?
The damn thing flies pretty quickly and can be used to store all sorts of loot in its chests too.
Feeling a bit tired and don’t want to fly this ship around? Worry not, my friend – you can also “book flights” as if medieval airlines were a thing. Then just travel from one major city to the next within your ship. Easy!
This might be seen as a bit of cheat mod by many. But let’s face it – the fact that you had to hope for RNG to favor your leveling up was one of the biggest pieces of crap that Daggerfall came with.
If you don’t know what I’m talking about, you had to depend on RNG to give you good stats when leveling up – a crap feature that his mod removes.
You will always get the best rolls when leveling up. Always.
Luck will no longer be a factor in your leveling prowess!
Do you like how windmills look? I sure as hell do, as they add a bit more of realism to the lands of Daggerfall.
They might be blocky abominations, but they do fit the game quite well and look as good as they can to fit the rest of the game’s graphics.
This is a relatively new mod too. The creator has recently said that he might turn it into a farming overhaul, so keep an eye out for any future updates if you’re big into the Daggerfall Unity release.
If you’re looking for a terrain overhaul mod, then you’ve found what you need.
This amazing mod changes the scenery of the game for the better by adding a whole bunch of new hills and terrains that aims to give Daggerfall a more natural look.
It doesn’t change the graphics of the game or anything. But it does make the mountains look much more natural and less “placed”, if you know what I mean.
In any case, the main goal of this mod is to make Daggerfall a better place to explore.
Now this mod aims to bring diversity to Daggerfall, something that seems to have been missing from the base game.
Daggerfall is gigantic and should be the host of hundreds of different cultures and people. So why do we only get to see a handful of races in the game?
This mod adds a ton of different villagers to the various cities of Daggerfall, creating a more immersive map that you’ll be truly happy to explore – even if you’ve already finished the game multiple times!
Something cool to look at when moving your head upwards? Definitely.
The Birds of Daggerfall mod has one simple purpose – it adds a ton of birds to the skies of the game to make the game world feel far more alive than ever.
No longer will you feel alone traveling through the large expanses of land between cities.
This mod is probably one that I see in almost every TES game.
There’s a clock mod for Morrowind, a clock mod for Oblivion, one for Skyrim, and of course one for Daggerfall Unity.
You would think Bethesda would’ve included a damn clock in their game’s HUDs by now. But nope.
It’s understandable though, as one could argue that it’s not too immersive to have a clock in such an ancient world.
However, since you can always look at the time in TES anyway, you might as well have the option to do so without having to enter any menus. Convenience, right?
The Archaeologists Guild has just arrived in Daggerfall.
You’ll now be able to interact with them and discover many of the things that they’ve found in their travels.
Give a new meaning to boosting your language skills in the game and interact with different NPCs that form part of one of the most interesting modded guilds in the game.
The main goal of this mod is to make the game feel way more realistic than ever before.
It basically adds a lot of modules to the game, all of which can be enabled or disabled individually. So you can get a better grasp of how things will work, but also customize whatever you want.
Great for newer players.
Basically, you’ll have the option to select the extent of how customized you want your gameplay to be. This also means a lot of nice replay value.
Do you think the game’s guilds are lacking a few quests?
If so, you’ll want to give this mod a try.
It basically adds a ton of new quests for the game’s guilds to provide dozens of additional hours of gameplay.
There are also small quests you can dive into that aren’t part of any guilds per se. But the total number of missions that you’ll be able to do with this mod surpasses well over 100.
How many of them will you be able to do? Well finding out is half the fun.
This mod reminds me so much of the Minecraft texture packs.
Basically, the creator took over 300 items from the base game and created custom versions himself. All of which look way better than the original vanilla game.
It basically turns many pixelated objects into high-quality renders and turns blocky textures into HD detailed models.
A lot of work went into the creation of this mod. And I’m more than sure that you’re going to love it if you give it a try – especially if you’re after a real graphical overhaul for Daggerfall Unity.
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