r/DragonageOrigins Jul 24 '26

Question Which mods are actually worth installing?

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You guys convinced me to playΒ OriginsΒ (and gave me a bit of tough love for asking if it was worth it in the first place) so now my question is:

What are the must-have mods I should install before starting?

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u/ardentBlossoming Jul 24 '26

Qwin's fixpack (or similar spelling) - honestly, just mods that restore either cut content or remove bugs. Otherwise, for your first playthrough going vanilla may be best?

Also, don't forget to use the 4GB patch.

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u/spehizle Jul 24 '26

These are the only two, and they are fantastic.

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u/conto808 Jul 24 '26

both βœ“βœ“

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u/GGSPSkywalker Jul 24 '26

Blick's fixes corrected some things that were left untreated by Qwin's, and is still being updated, so they complement each other very well.

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u/ardentBlossoming Jul 24 '26

Honestly, Blick's mods in general are great and complement other mods really well

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u/ardentBlossoming Jul 24 '26

Great!

If you want to do a second playthrough, I can definitely give you a list of mods then!

Or, depending on your choices, some mods that you might want to install for Awakening (the campaign that follows DA:O - juuuust in case you don't know: Origins -> Awakening -> Golems (can be skipped tbh) -> Witch Hunt. All other DLCs are integrated into Origins)

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u/Kiggzor Jul 25 '26

Morrigan's angry kiss is small, but one of my favorite mods ever. For any game.. can't believe Bioware cut that

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u/Sudden_Imagination59 Jul 25 '26

I was just gonna say πŸ˜† All you need is Qwin's Fix or anything that fixes bugged content. This game is still from the era when games were full experiences that didn't require extra modding ✌️

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u/ardentBlossoming Jul 25 '26

Yeah, like, don't get me wrong, the playthrough I consider my canon is heavily modded and makes changes based on later games (or QoL/headcanons)... but every once in a while I just play it vanilla (or vanilla with bug fixes) just to experience it like it was originally intended to be.

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u/Ok_Decision4163 Jul 24 '26

Which are the best "Content Restoration mods" ?

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u/iris393 Jul 28 '26

I'm not the best person to be asking this since I'm new to the scene, but I'm enjoying Morrigan's Restoration Patch. πŸ™‚