We can't help but wonder why, then, did we have to wait until 2021 for someone to make a mod that would let us pet all those cute dogs that keep barking at us in Skyrim! Indeed, 'Pet The Dog' does precisely what the title suggests, with the promise of it being just a portion of the author's bigger offering. Skyrim, in particular, owes the majority of its relevance purely to the modders' knowledge and capabilities in working with this game engine.

Skyrim Special Edition Script Extender (SKSE)Īs everyone and their mum knows by now (unless they're the respective residents of Underrock, USA), Bethesda's The Elder Scrolls games have long since been a prime platform for modding of all sorts.

Now, without any further dilly-dally, let's get to the good bit! Though some of these mods do have further requirements, too, and we'll be sure to point those out as well.

And make that Skyrim Special Edition, too, because the modding community has long since moved on from the basic 32-bit build of the game, and you should, too. Instead, consider these five mods to be extra-zesty additions to your existing (or new!) installation of Skyrim. That would have probably taken us the better part of the year, by now. Now, it's worth pointing out that we're not looking to help you assemble a be-all, end-all modding load for your copy of Skyrim. Today, we'll do something similar, but we've managed to narrow things down to 5 must-have mods from the phenomenal Nexus website.

It's that time of the year again: time for us to choose some of the best Skyrim mods 2021! Granted, our last article dealing with the topic was way back in 2019, when we offered a massive list of must-play mods for everyone to enjoy.

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