Auto's Small Mod Compendium

⭐ — (6 endorsements) 📥 357 downloads 📌 v1.0 📅 8/5/2020
⚪ Last updated 2020

By Autoclock · Miscellaneous

⬇ Download Mod Source: Nexus Mods ↗ 📅 Updated: 8/7/2020 📅 Created: 8/5/2020
⚠️ Install Order · 2 steps
1🛠️ MWSE — Morrowind Script Extender Download ↗
2🔧 MCP — Morrowind Code Patch Download ↗

Install in this order, then this mod last — most mods fail to load without their framework and dependencies in place.

🔍 Analysis

  • 🏆 #169 of 188 Miscellaneous mods in this game by downloads

📋 About This Mod

Armored Scrib Encounter

Adds an Armored Scrib creature to the game. They can be found in the Ascadian Isles region, as a leveled

creature, starting at Level 5.

Armored Shalk Encounter

Adds an Armored Shalk creature to the Molag Amur region leveled lists, starting at Level 5.

Blue Sadrith Mora

Gives the exterior of Sadrith Mora a blue hue. Pretty self-explanatory.

Bone Crab Encounter

Add a Bone Crab creature to the caves leveled lists, starting at Level 5.

Bone Dreadnought Encounter

Adds a Bone Dreadnought creature to the West Gash region leveled lists, set at Level 15. They're pretty

tough, so don't take them lightly.

Cliff Racer Axe

Adds a two-handed axe made out of a little Cliff Racer. You can find them as random loot, or take the one hanging up inFine-Mouth's shack (he lives in Seyda Neen). He won't mind, he has two. The weapon has an enchantment capacity of 50, to make up for the fact that it doesn't naturally bypass the immunity to normal weapons so many creatures in the game have. Does a pretty good amount of damage on its own, as well.

Corpse-Carrying Mudcrab Encounter

Adds a unique mudcrab to an island in the West Gash. It wears on its shell the severed heads of the

many scribs it has killed and eaten.

Dwemer Chandelier Resource

A unique model I made to expand upon the Dwemer light collection. Is not placed anywhere, this is just a resource.

Offensive UI

The user interface now insults you at various moments, such as when failing or even succeeding to cast spells and whatnot. WARNING: This mod contains a lot of swears.

Oolab the Opulent Animal Merchant

Adds to a secret location in the game a talking creature who buys and sells just about anything but

spells, because why should Creeper and the Mudcrab Merchant be the only

such examples, eh?

Did I mention that Oolab is a bear? With eight heads? Because he is. Doesn't have a ton of things to say, but that's

rather beside the point, now isn't it? lol

Sentry Encounter

Adds a spell-casting enemy called Sentry to leveled lists for Dwemer ruins (including Bamz-Amschend), starting at Level 15. Be careful, it's a tough one.

Skull Spider Encounter

Adds a Skull Spider creature to the game. They can (naturally) be found in tombs all throughout Vvardenfell, as well as the Mournhold underworld. They're about as tough as your typical Skeleton Warrior.

Slithericious Encounter

Adds a unique and quite dangerous enemy to find somewhere in the world called Slithericious. Be forewarned that it can do a lot of damage to your armor and weapons, and likes to summon Greater Bonewalkers. At least there is only one of them. lol

🤖 AI-enhanced — based on mod data

A miscellaneous collection of small mods by Autoclock, bundling funny weapons, sound effect changes, creepy enemies, and unsettling friendlies. With only 6 endorsements and a 2020 update, it's a niche pack for players seeking quirky, offbeat additions without separate mod pages.

✨ Key Features

Bundles multiple small mods into one package, avoiding the need for separate pages.
Includes funny weapons and interesting sound effect changes.
Adds creepy enemies and arguably even creepier friendlies.

📊 Pros & Cons

✅ Pros

  • One-stop shop for a grab bag of oddities—funny weapons, weird sounds, and creepy critters all in one download.
  • Tiny but dedicated following (6 endorsements) means you're getting something off the beaten path.
  • Last updated in 2020, so it's a stable snapshot of Autoclock's early tinkering.

⚠️ Cons

  • Only 6 endorsements—this is a very niche pack that most players haven't tried.
  • No individual mod descriptions, so you're flying blind on what each piece actually does until you test it in-game.
  • Last updated in 2020—may not be compatible with the latest game version or other mods.
🎯 Is This For You?
For players who love quirky, experimental mods and don't mind a bit of unpredictability. If you're after polished, well-documented content, this isn't it—but if you want a surprise grab bag of weirdness, give it a shot. Skip if you prefer curated, standalone mods with clear features.
📦 Install:Easy· Under 1 minute

💡 Beginner Tips

  • Since this is a compendium, test it on a separate save first to see which parts you like without messing up your main playthrough.
  • Check the mod's file structure—if it's a loose files pack, you can manually remove individual mods you don't want.
  • If you're on a mod manager, load this pack early in your load order to let other mods override any conflicting changes.

📊 Mod Details

Game
Morrowind Mods
Author
Autoclock
Version
1.0
Downloads
357
Endorsements
6
Category
Miscellaneous
Created
8/5/2020
Updated
8/7/2020

🔧 How to Install Morrowind Mods

Download from Nexus.

📖 Full step-by-step install guide for Morrowind →

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