Starting with learning to mod correctly now can save you months of frustration later. If you think you can skip these to save time now, you will actually spend much more time troubleshooting and starting over instead of playing later on. Reading mod descriptions, guides, and doing research on issues is absolutely essential if you want a stable and efficient modding experience. If you do not like to read then modding probably isn't for you. If you want the basis for creating your own modlist, or the background information to tweak a wabbajack modlist, please continue reading. If you would like a simple tool to install an entire modpack/modlist for you, then please check out Wabbajack! 90% of the issues we help people resolve are simply because they did not take the time to do the reading. Please take the time to read through this guide as well as any sub-guides that are linked to. Welcome to /r/skyrimmods! The moderation team wants to welcome you, and help cover some basics to ease you into the community. Beginner's Guide to Modding Skyrim Foreword

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