Gameplay mods for Skyrim SE-AE

Do you want to completely destroy Skyrim, but the game limits you? With this mod all protected characters can be killed by the Dovahkiin. However, some characters, essential for important quests, are still immortal. If you want to make absolutely everyone immortal - there is an .ini file in the additional files that will make everyone mortal.

At the beginning of the game we are heavily restricted, not giving us a choice of weapons/magic. With this mod, the Warden's chest (location: Helgen, at the start when we enter the fort) will be filled with a lot of weapons and spells, so you can start the game with the character you want to play. Nothing overpowered, low level items, just more variety.

As can be understood from the name, the modification disables the transformation of dragons into a pile of bones after absorbing a soul. Now they will remain in their normal state, with scales.

Another small mod, hiding the closed helmets of the city guards, so that their faces are not visible. There is no practical application for this mod, just if you are also annoyed by the fact that the guards walk around the city and their faces are not visible - the mod will fix it. At the same time, the mod does not remove these helmets, but just hides them. Consequently, the guards will not lose their defense bonus.

A new realistic effect for hand-to-hand combat - now enemies will with a certain probability throw their heads back/to the side if you hit them in the face. This has no effect on the hand-to-hand combat itself, just a nice effect.

Simple but useful mod adds an infinite effect of the spell "Light of the Candle" while you are in the form of a Lord Vampire. This light sphere will follow you and light your way until you exit the Lord's form.

Simple mod allowing to craft Dawnguard equipment in any forge.

Dynamic Headgear is a mod for Skyrim SE that adds more realism to the game. Now NPCs will equip or remove their headgear depending on the situation. Here are the situations when NPCs will automatically equip headgear: In combat; When it is raining or snowing; Vampires during the day; In cold locations (e.g. icy caves, exterior of Winterhold, etc.).