Remiros' Torch Hotkey or Fliggerty's older Handy Equip that lets you set up a hotkey for torches, lockpicks, and probes.

Merlord's Quick loadouts lets you equip a whole set of gear at the press of a button, and switch to another set of gear at the press of another button.

A good alternative (and a simpler mod) is Linora's leveling mod that also removes the headache of leveling up but lets you have the multipliers. The only drawback is that you need to be in/travel to Seyda Neen for the scripts to kick in. You won't get a multiplier when you level up. The love baby of Madd and GCD: as your skills improve, so do your attributes. Does what it says on the tin - every time you run out of arrows, every time you equip a bow, every time you switch to a crossbow. Also lets you empty said container in one go or alternatively, selectively pick up what you want, all that at the press of a button.

Mort's Quickloot lets you see what is in a container (unless it is locked or scripted).

Cherry on top of the cherry, even items added by mods get sorted. Cherry on top, they are portable and some even act as sorters: ingredients, books, scrolls, potions, and ammo. With this you can buy containers (duh) that look great (thank you LondonRook). I will NEVER play without this: transfer anything to and from your inventory with the mouse wheel.

inom - Inventory mouse wheel by isNaN.

Warning: Because these mods do the impossible, they typically require MWSE/MGE. Here are a few of my must-have comfort mods. Some of us actually like the pain and install mods that make the game way more challenging.Īll that is good and well, but there are mods that don't make the game easier, just a little less tedious. remove obvious exploits, and add realism. We even add mods to balance the game i.e. Vvardenfell is a harsh world and we love it for that.

Morrowind load order sorter