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Greetings traveler. Are you looking to find the best crafting mods for Skyrim?
Hearthfire is the second major official add-on for Skyrim.The add-on allows the player to build (from scratch) up to three unique homes. The add-on also introduces adoption, allowing the player to adopt orphaned children. A few mods to overhaul the Hearthfire Homes for SE. Definitive supply mod: Hearthfire attacks disab.
Are you tired of the vanilla crafting mechanics which, even though they aren’t too bad, leave a lot to be desired? Well it’s time to dive into some of the coolest crafting Skyrim mods to make sure you’re not missing out on the fantastic life of a smithing expert.
I think these mods do a world of wonder to improve the way crafting works in the game, and most of them give it a completely different feel.
Do keep in mind that most of them are cool additions of things that should’ve made the game in the first place. But in any case, there are also some minor and major overhauls that’ll spice things up for you.
I do suggest you start a new playthrough if you’re going to use some of these, as not having a clean slate to work with can prove to be a tad inconvenient. But I’ll stop rambling and get to the list!
15. Craftmeister Gear
Alright, this is absurdly overpowered.
This mod is not meant to add a set of armor worn by legendary blacksmiths; it’s just meant to add a set of armor that will give you the skills you lack to create god-tier gear without having to code it into the game yourself.
Is it a cool mod? Yes.
Does it add useful things? Yes.
Is it fair to use? Absolutely not. But it’s super fun so give it a try!
14. Craftable Gifts For Children
Do you claim to be the best parent in Skyrim?
If you don’t have this mod installed, then I’m going to politely tell you that you aren’t – even if you think you are. Get that crafting table ready and make some cool toys that you can then give to your adopted child (or to your own child if you modded the game to allow that to happen).
Look, I know that things like this won’t make your character look more like a macho-man.
If that’s what you’re after.
But being a good parent is important too. You may be a dragon slayer and the savior of Skyrim, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t be nice to your kid. Even though I did mention that I find most kids in Skyrim just plain useless… but hey, those aren’t my kids!
13. Soul Gem Crafting Recipes
Hear me out, this mod is not as overpowered as the title suggests.
Basically what you can do with it is craft big soul gems using smaller ones.
Grab those annoying little shards and turn them into useful, bigger soul gems by allowing your character to have the know-how by installing this mod.
A cool additional that truly adds a new layer of QOL to the game.
12. Map Tomes and Writing Table
Well, scrolls had to come from somewhere, so you might as well craft them yourself, right?
This mod allows you to create all of the vanilla scrolls if you’re a skilled enough person.
The mod adds a new crafting station to the game as well as potion recipe books and even map books.
You’ll be able to create your own scrolls as well as books, and there’s not much you’re not going to like about that.
I realize that this feature might’ve been a bit too overpowered for base-game Skyrim, but come on guys; its’ been like a decade since the game came out. Let’s spice things up a bit!
11. DeCrafty
You know all of that weaponry that you have no use for any more than you usually sell to any merchant that you find for a few extra septims?
Well, do that no more.
Those coins will be pointless when compared to the raw materials that you can get out of those items with DeCrafty.
You’ll be able to turn all of the weapons and armor that come in the base game into the components used to craft them. Gone are the days of selling to low-balling merchants.
10. Smelting Plus
This mod is also a de-crafting mod, but it has a bit of an elegant air to it.
With Smelting Plus you’ll be able to smelt all of those annoying weapons and weaponry into their basic ingot parts.
Keep in mind that this mod adds a staggering 296 new recipes to the game, so you’ll find yourself capable of smelting almost every single useless item in the game.
Get those ingots rolling and become a true craftsman without batting an eye. Use all of that crap you collect in your adventures and do something good with it.
9. Batch Crafting Recipes
Alright this is arguably the best QoL mod on this list.
Stop spamming that damn button to craft the same item over and over again – this mod solves this issue brilliantly.
It adds batch crafting recipes for the most frequently crafted items in the game.
And this is going to save you a TON of time and trouble in the long run.
In fact, I’d go as far as to say that you’ll end up saving yourself a decent chunk of time in one crafting session alone, not even on the long run. Try it – you won’t regret it if you spend your time crafting items in TES.
8. Solars Portable Crafting
Portable Crafting Stations!
Literally just crafting but on the go. That’s all that this mod adds.
And trust me, it’s completely worth it.
You won’t have to go around looking for a damned crafting station anymore. Simply head to your inventory and set up shop. As simple as that!
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7. Smelting – A Way to Recycle
Yes, another smelting mod! Mods like this one are as useful as they get, so I’m adding to the list. So sue me.
Actually don’t do that please, just give any of these mods a try and enjoy them.
They will really improve the way your crafting experiences go in the Elder Scrolls!
Honestly this mods are a cry of users complaining about having the same useless items over and over again in their inventories.
Apart from being a cry for help, they’re extremely useful. I promise I won’t add any of these mods to the remaining points of this list, though.
6. Item Recycling
I lied. Item Recycling is another smelting mod that allows you to melt every metal in the game and turn it into ingots. I’m starting to notice a pattern here – do you too?
Anyhow this mod does make your life easier, and since it’s one of the most popular mods for the game, it’s getting a spot on my list.
It’s the most straightforward one to use so it gets one of the top spots, too!
5. Skyrim Scroll Crafting
Why does this scroll-crafting mod get a better spot on my list than the last one?
Well, simply because it’s far better.
I adore this mod. It adds a bunch of new scrolls to the game that can be crafted plus the ability to craft every single scroll that comes with the vanilla game.
Super useful, and even though crafting books is not a thing here, it still gets a higher spot on my list than the former mod.
4. Mystic Condenser
Imagine having another smelting mod on this list. Crazy right?
Well The Mystic Condenser mod is basically a way for you to dump all of your annoying and useless potions into a pot and combine them to create better potions by condensing the waste of all of those you carry in your inventory.
Well worth checking out if you think you’d use it on the regular.
3. Honeystrand Meadery
I don’t know if you came here looking for a mod like this one, but I can assure you that I wasn’t looking for this when I came across it.
Honeystrand Meadery allows you to have your own meadery in the world of Skyrim!
Create new consumables and become the best brewer that has ever lived in Tamriel (and maybe the only one that can actually craft items) with this amazing and unique mod.
2. Smithing Perks Overhaul
Limon khmer.keylayout for mac. Do you feel like smithing in Skyrim is just a bit broken, or otherwise underwhelming?
You’ll want to check this mod out then.
Smithing Perks Overhaul completely changes the way perks work in Skyrim, allowing you to make far better use of your skills as a pro craftsman and your items per se.
1. Complete Crafting Overhaul – Remade
When it comes to overhaul mods this is my go-to option.
Smithing has a ton of issues in the vanilla game. And even though some of them were corrected in the Special Edition release, there’s still a lot to be desired.
Hearthfire Extended
This mod allows you to completely change that and have smithing as good as it was intended to be.
A complete and fantastic overhaul that will change your perception of how smithing works – in a very positive way!
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Add-on: Hearthfire | |
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Released | 4 September 2012 (Xbox 360) 5 October 2012 (PC) 19 February 2013 (PS3, US) 20 February 2013 (PS3, English-speaking EU) |
Size | 140 MB (PC) / 75.8 MB (Xbox) / 84.7 MB (PS3) |
Availability | |
PC | Available from Steam ($4.99/€4.99/£3.49/¥599/$6.29 AUD) |
Xbox 360 | Available from Xbox Marketplace ($4.99 US & Canada, was 400 MS Points) |
PS3 | Available from the Playstation Store (¥600) |
Other | Included with Special Edition, Switch Edition, and Skyrim VR |
Requirements | |
Patch | Xbox: 1.7.13.0.6 |
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Hearthfire is the second major official add-on for Skyrim. The add-on allows the player to build (from scratch) up to three unique homes. The add-on also introduces adoption, allowing the player to adopt orphaned children.
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Gameplay Information
- Hearthfire Creatures — New creatures added by the add-on
- Hearthfire Items — New items added by the add-on, including apparel, books, building materials, weapons, and more
- Hearthfire NPCs — New NPCs added by the add-on
- Hearthfire Quests — Quests added by the add-on
- Construction — Details on building your home
- Furnishing Options — A list of pages detailing the furnishing options for each part of your home
Features
A house built by the player in Falkreath Hold
- Ability to build and customize your own house.
- You must purchase the land and use raw materials at a drafting table and carpenter's workbench to create rooms and furniture for your house.
- Equip your home with arcane enchanters, armories, forges, gardens, libraries, shrines, stables, taxidermy, and more.
- Three plots of land are available for purchase, in Falkreath Hold, Hjaalmarch, and the Pale.
- The structure of each house consists of stone, clay, and wood.
- Ability to adopt up to two children, who will move into your house.
- Interact and play games to raise your new family.
- Allow your child to keep a pet after it follows them home. Some creature followers can also be kept as a pet.
- If you wish to adopt children without moving into a new home, you may add a child's bedroom to an already purchased home in a major city.
- Ability to hire staff:
- Turn followers into stewards, who can supply you with housebuilding materials, furnishings, and staff.
- A carriage driver who can take you to small settlements as well as major cities.
- A personal bard to perform at your home.
- New activities, such as baking, beekeeping, farming, and fishing.
- Requirement to protect your house from various enemies such as bandits, giants, skeevers, and more.
Available Houses
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All three of the new pieces of property can be purchased for 5000 gold.
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- Heljarchen Hall — Located in the Pale, this plot of land may be purchased from the Jarl of Dawnstar in the White Hall. You will have to complete the quest Waking Nightmare, and then the favor quest Kill the Giant before being allowed to purchase the property if Skald is still jarl. (Note: This favor has a prerequisite of being level 22.) If you are thane of the hold, you will be appointed a housecarl named Gregor. It is located in the south of the Pale, not far north of Whiterun (you can see the castle in Whiterun from the house); the closest landmarks are the Tower of Mzark, Loreius Farm and Blizzard Rest.
- Lakeview Manor — Located in Falkreath Hold, this plot of land may be purchased from the steward of Falkreath in the Jarl's Longhouse. You will have to complete the quest Kill the Bandit Leader before being allowed to purchase the property if Siddgeir is still jarl. If you are thane of the hold, you will be appointed a housecarl named Rayya. It is located directly north of Pinewatch and very close by.
- Windstad Manor — Located in Hjaalmarch, this plot of land may be purchased from the steward of Morthal at Highmoon Hall. You will have to complete the quest Laid to Rest before being allowed to purchase the property if Idgrod is still jarl. If you are thane of the hold, you will be appointed a housecarl named Valdimar. It is located in the north of the hold, not far south of Solitude; the closest landmarks are Ustengrav and the Abandoned Shack.
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Notes
- Five new achievements can be earned after installing Hearthfire, listed on this page.
- Four new loading screens are added after installing Hearthfire, listed on this page.
- Hearthfire was subject to a 30 day exclusivity deal with Microsoft, where it was only available on the Xbox 360. As it turned out, it was released for the PC after 30 days, but due to severe performance issues, it wasn't until February 2013 that it was released for the PS3.
- Display cases are not the same as the ones in other houses, so they do not allow you the 'place weapon' option.
- All areas of the player-built homes will reset to their original furnishings; only the storage containers and any items you drop from your inventory will be left as is. This allows storage in containers to be safe while respawning resources (e.g., the greenhouse) can replenish their stocks.
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Bugs
- Mannequins may experience duplication issues, regardless of which plot of land the home is built on.
- This bug is fixed by version 1.0.1 of the Unofficial Hearthfire Patch.
- Sleeping in beds will not grant the Well Rested bonus, although if you have a spouse and/or children they will confer the Lover's Comfort and Mother's/Father's Love bonuses.
- This bug is fixed by version 1.0.1 of the Unofficial Hearthfire Patch.
- A cooking pot in Proudspire Manor was removed.
- This bug is fixed by version 1.0.1 of the Unofficial Hearthfire Patch.
- Mannequins will occasionally be displaced from their pedestals.
- This bug is fixed by version 1.0.3 of the Unofficial Hearthfire Patch.
- This can be fixed by placing an item on the mannequin. It can then be taken off, and the mannequin will remain in place.
- When firing your bard they may not leave but stop playing and hang around your house.
- This bug is fixed by version 1.1.1 of the Unofficial Hearthfire Patch.
- Objects in some rooms may fail to render at certain camera angles if you have built a large percentage of the improvements for that room. They're still there, but just invisible.
- This bug is fixed by version 1.1.2 of the Unofficial Hearthfire Patch.
- Wolf attacks may not work properly due to missing property settings in the game data.
- This bug is fixed by version 2.0.0 of the Unofficial Hearthfire Patch.
- When placing items in rooms, sometimes items that you've already created appear available on the workbench, and you can attempt to remake them (taking resources to do so), but will get nothing new.
- Exiting the menu may resolve this.
- Crafting items, such as glass, goat horns, and straw, may disappear from general merchants' inventory completely.
- The containers in the houses will not show stolen items in red, like all other containers. The only way to tell if an item in a container is stolen is to take it. It will show the usual marker in the inventory menu.
- Even if you have a pickaxe in your inventory, you may be unable to interact with the stone quarry or clay deposit. ?
- Some NPCs may not display their clothing. ?
- Huskies and death hounds may vanish from the house after becoming pets and will not show up at their original areas. ?
- Using the forge at your home may cause the grindstones and workbenches to become unusable. ?
- Reloading a save prior to using the forge will solve this.
- Dropping items from your inventory in some of the rooms will sometimes result in them disappearing completely. ?
- You may lose the option to hire a bard for your homestead if you purchase all of the other improvements first.
- This bug is fixed by version 1.1.2 of the Unofficial Hearthfire Patch.
- This can be solved by killing your horse or cow, entering your home (and going back outside if your steward is outside). This should restore the option to hire a bard and buy replacements for your dead livestock. Note that it is advisable to hire the bard first, or you may once again lose the option to do so.
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