Apoapse

More than a modlist: a complete reinvention of Enderal. Brought to you by Scenic Route Games.WARNING: Contains scenes and themes that may be disturbing to some users.

Port of wankingSkeever's scripted "Pause After Loading Screens" to Enderal. Just pauses the game after cell transitions, loading games, etc., until the player gives input.

In Enderal, the squashes that you see around you are mysteriously called pumpkins (not so mysteriously, it's just because they're the same in German). There's an LE mod to fix it, so I ported the mod to SE and patched it for EGO - SE.

A step beyond Smooth Leveling, this mod autocalculates stats AND player level according to your skills (and other achievements). Basically, no level up menus ever.

Apoapse's Arcana combines two excellent spell frameworks: Spell Research and Spellforge, by IronDusk and Arctal, respectively. In Arcana, we rebuild the Spellforge spellcrafting mechanics around the Spell Research experience stats and formulas, giving a more engaging and VR-friendly (but also SE-friendly!) approach to a low-magic setting.

Alduin, the Devourer of Souls and "Twilight God", is basically just a normal dragon in vanilla Skyrim. But -- I wondered -- why allow the player to gaze upon his glory? In this mod, we flatten his mesh, remove all reflections, and black out his texture, so he looks like an unnatural rip in space rather than just a cool grey dragon.

Fixes the placement of a house in Helgen Reborn to match up with The Great City of Falkreath. Also fixes some navmesh problems between the two of them.

This is a rebalanced and updated version of Specs Weedle's excellent Daggerfall Traits mod for Skyrim LE, which allows you to choose interesting Daggerfall-style advantages and disadvantages during character creation.

Patches for Helps to Have a Map to be used alongside Darkend and Vominheim.

This is a modification of skepmanmods' clever "Unlocking Shouts Costs One Soul", to make it slightly less clever. Now, shouts cost no souls at all. Go crazy.

A patch for Legacy Race Overhaul, which gives you the correct racial benefit when you first choose a race or change races later.

This is a purely graphical creature mod. It requires SkyTEST and SkyTEST Creature Extension. Using this mod without the meshes and textures of Savage Skyrim may result in missing texture glitches.

Gives fun transparency effects to Naaslaarum and Voslaarum, depending on their health. Makes the fight ridiculously hard. Highly compatible

Fixes the abrupt weather change when Alduin flies off from Helgen, and renames the Boon activators to be readable.

Forgotten Dungeons is an excellent mod, but some of the dungeon names (e.g., "Dwemerland") don't blend in well with the vanilla dungeons. Here's a patch to fix that.

Skyrim's Argonians and Khajiit run around wearing shoes. This mod takes away their shoes, and yours too (but only if you're a lizard or cat).

Various patches for various mods to work correctly with Open Cities SE.

A complete overhaul of Oblivion's UI, focused on giving it a more modern feel. The result is a dark, Morrowind-esque user interface retexture with all of the benefits of DarNified UI: smaller inventory icons, a larger and more customizable map, completely configurable UI placement, et al.

This mod introduces offensive alchemy (poisons) in a lore-friendly, balanced, and entertaining fashion. It adds a selection of magical traps; you can store a single potion in a trap—when an NPC or creature gets near, the trap explodes and applies the potion to everybody nearby. It works with all potions, whether vanilla, mod-added, or player-made

Apoapse's Attack dramatically changes the way weaponry works in Morrowind, in an effort to bring it (at least) to par with later games. Most noticeably, your weapon skill now determines the damage you cause instead of your chance to hit. Unlike many previous mods, Blind and Sanctuary effects are still useful and the game is still balanced.

Live Free attempts to make Morrowind's slave system as useful as possible without putting the burden on the player to sift through menus and micromanage your companions. You can now buy or steal any slaves you come across, and they have advanced AI to control their behavior as companions.

Shields Up! adds a blocking mechanic to Morrowind in the least intrusive and most natural way I know how; by crouching in combat, you raise your shield and increase your chance of blocking a certain amount dependent on your Block skill. If you don't have a shield raised, you instead get a Block-dependent chance to parry the attack.

MNEM is a complete overhaul of Morrowind. Though it focuses primarily on immersion, MNEM changes many aspects of the game: settlements seem more lively; more weapons, armor, ingredients, books, and artifacts can be found throughout the world; more options are available to you in quests and factions; races and birthsigns are much more interesting, a