Battle each Daedric prince with epic boss fights! Raaarrrr!!! Comes out in September.Įxpedition to Atmora is almost complete, and is a survival-focused experience meant to be used with mods like Frostfall.īeyond Skyrim is going to release something one of these days. Comes out in June, IIRC.Īpotheosis is the one I'm most excited about. Battle a necromancer, no, THE necromancer. There's a lot in this mod, and it's all top quality there's no reason not to play it.įinally, look for several highly anticipated new DLC-sized mods coming out soon:Īwake - The Rise of Mannimarco. The Forgotten City is a fairly large quest mod highly regarded for its story. The environments/creatures are sort of Dark Souls-inspired, without seeming too lore-breaking (to me). The Wheels of Lull is a big Dwemer-centered adventure delving into some of the weirder aspects of TES lore.ĭarkend takes you to a large island in the Sea of Ghosts where suspicious goings-on are going on. Molag Bal's Inferno isn't exactly a new land, but it's eight new (high quality, difficult) dungeons tied together by a quest. Undeath is smaller than the others, but is pretty much a must for any necromancer characters. It adds several new worldspaces, dungeons, and quests, but mostly it changes things by reorganizing your Skyrim experience around a museum. Falskaar adds about 20 extra hours of play onto your game, with its 26 new quests and 40 minutes of music that you’ve never heard before.
And with new lands come new people, new places, and new quests. This piece of extra content adds entirely new lands to Skyrim. It's pretty old and has received mixed reviews, but plenty of people enjoy it.īeyond Reach is a top-quality quest mod taking place west of the Reach, in a space roughly the size of three Skyrim Holds. Falskaar, a mod that isn’t dissimilar to a DLC release. Moonpath to Elsweyr takes you to guess where. Here is a list in no particular order (and there may be more I'm forgetting): Our Skyrim House page will break down how to unlock each plot of land.Several, though Falskaar and Wyrmstooth are some of the biggest. In order to access the meat of the DLC - building your own homes - then you must visit specific Jarls and complete quests to unlock them.
Hearthfire isn't a traditional story-driven expansion, instead adding the ability to own plots of land, alongside other smaller additions across the game (including adoption). To make your way to Fort Dawnguard, following the directions in the following video by OfficialBackend: How to start Hearthfire DLC in Skyrim If you can't find one of the above guards to trigger the location, it's said you can just go straight to the Keep and start chatting to those inside to start anyway.
From there, you'll get the 'Dawnguard' quest unlocked, with a mission marker that guides you to a cave (Dayspring Canyon) before heading to Fort Dawnguard, where you speak someone inside to start 'Awakening' and the DLC proper. To get the ball rolling on Dawnguard, talk to common guards that roam inside or surrounding major cities, and they should tell you about the Dawnguard faction. Watch on YouTube How to start Dawnguard DLC in Skyrim
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