What are the best mods in Dragon Age The Veilguard? Whether you're plagued by performance issues or struggling to see through the bloom, mod creators are already turning their hand to improve Bioware's fantasy RPG, and we've already got a selection of the best to install.
However, our top mods for Dragon Age Veilguard quests while wearing a familiar face. No matter your preference for custom content, there's a mod here to suit almost everyone's taste – just to follow the instructions to install them correctly.
Here are the best Dragon Age Veilguard mods:
Gabett's Spellblade Emporium
If you're a mage who, on occasion, enjoys getting up close and personal with your enemies, Gabett's Spellblade Emporium mod gives you a ton of new designs to choose from. These new offerings are primarily aesthetic, but it doesn't hurt to be stylish when you're trying to save the known world.
Anti-Stutter
The fantasy game is still subject to occasional performance issues. The Anti-Stutter mod remedies all that with a straightforward registry edit that enables high U and disk priority for Veilguard.
While the effects are negligible on your frame rate, this performance enhancer is a quick fix to resolve visual and audio stuttering. This mod might not work for everyone, but it's worth a shot if you need a quick stutter fix alongside the Dragon Age Veilguard best settings.
Bloom Begone
The trend of excessive bloom in videogames might be well past its peak, but it's made a sudden resurgence in The Veilguard. While some players might love the dreamy aesthetic bloom lighting brings to Thedas, this post-processing effect can induce eye strain and headaches.
The BloomBeGone mod brings welcome clarity, disabling the bloom effect altogether. BloomBeGone might be enough on its own, but if you find everything still a little too sharp for comfort, you might prefer the Clear View Reshade mod instead.
No Specialization Limit
Sometimes, build limitations can be the enemy of roleplay; this is true in Veilguard just as much as any other RPG. Depending on your character creation choices, the optimal specialization for your Dragon Age Veilguard class might not align with the backstory you imagined, forcing you to rethink your Rook or settle for a suboptimal build.
The No Specialization Limit mod solves that dilemma, allowing you to choose multiple specializations for your purposes. Perhaps you want to be an Antivan Crow with all the keen-eyed abilities of a Veil Ranger, or you just want to share solidarity with your favorite companion? Whatever your reasons, the No Specialization Limit is a roleplayer's dream.
Dark Fantasy LUT
Dragon Age Veilguard includes a barrage of post-processing effects to capture its unique aesthetic, but the purple filter is one of the most pervasive. If you miss the muted realism of Dragon Age Origins, the Dark Fantasy LUT mod is your answer. This reshade mod removes the purple and magenta tones, applying a more dark, moody atmosphere that should appeal to longtime fans of the series.
Toggle Interface
We've got a lot of mileage out of Veilguard's photo mode, but any amateur videogame photographer knows that some of the best screenshots are candid gameplay snaps. To that end, the Dragon Age Veilguard companions, and the general landscape without pausing gameplay. It even works in the main menu and character creation, so there's no excuse not to show off your tailor-made Veilguard protagonist.
Gold Booster
Whether you're a dragon or a fantasy hero, one thing's for certain: you can never have enough gold. The Gold Booster mod increases the currency you receive from chests and pouches in variable amounts. You can either get a little bump to your earnings in an authentic playthrough, or go all out and become the Veilguard billionaire to fund your loot goblin habits. You want it? You got it.
Link – Breath of the Taash
Character creators are a beacon of personal expression, but they're also a golden opportunity for a makeshift crossover of your favorite RPG games. The Link – Breath of the Taash mod is one for the Zelda superfans, letting you transport Nintendo's Hyrulian warrior into Thedas without the hours spent fiddling with color wheels and sliders. It's an impressive interpretation of Link as he appears in Breath of the Wild, though be prepared for this version to be chattier than all of his canon counterparts put together.
Cassandra Dimitrescu
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What a Smashing Preset
We can't include Veilguard character presets in this mods guide without getting a little silly with it. The What a Smashing Preset mod leaves saving the world in the capable hands of Nigel Thornberry, of The Wild Thornberrys and internet meme culture fame. While it doesn't come with Tim Curry voice lines, this mod more than lives up to its name. Smashing!
Everything Unlocked
This is your game, so why shouldn't you gain access to everything it has to offer? If you're the type of person who hates to be restricted, you're going to love the Everything Unlocked mod by HolmersMJ. You can choose exactly what you want, be it all the gear, runes, codex entries, essentially any of the major collectibles/items on offer and grab them all by destroying a specific crate.
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