About this video

Today we have the twentieth episode of our Mod of the Month series, celebrating the best mods from December 2016. The idea behind this series is to release a video every month honoring the best mods released in that particular month, as decided by popular vote.

You can vote for the Mod of the Month for January 2017 here.

Our mod of the month for December 2016 is Tamriel Rebuilt Guilds Unified By Rot, a simple immersion mod that combines the mainland Tamriel Rebuilt factions with their Vvardenfell chapters, so the Mage's Guild on the mainland is the same as anywhere else, so your guild disposition and ranking carries over whether you're in Balmora, Firewatch or Akamora. Also included are two additional plugins for guild guides to offer transporation to the mainland, and a plugin that makes it so you have to do more quests before you can get promoted in your guild.

Second choice for mod of the month is The Wabbajack By Team Wretched Netch (Greatness7 MattTheBagel VvardenfellTribez), and this is a mod that adds the famed Wabbajack to the gameworld of Morrowind, along with a short quest and a pretty decent-sized dungeon to go through in order to get it. The level design here is pretty amazing, and on top of that, you'll also get a rather beautiful version of the Wabbajack to wield yourself, which can turn your foes into a wide variety of different creatures, and this is certainly a nice mod to check out.

Finally, our third choice for Mod of the Month is Rattle-Teeth Manor By Team Green Cow (EnclaveKiller AutoClock Svengineer99), this mod is sort of a combined dungeon and house mod that adds an evil and very...unique looking necromancer's lair to an island near Ald Velothi. Inside you'll have to fight through legions of undead in order to claim this home as your own, and you'll find a number of interesting gameplay features within, from a summoning chamber for making your own undead army, to a sacrificial alter to the void which can reward you with both great power and great torments. If you're in the market for an evil lair, definitely give this one a try.

The music in this video is from Morrowind Music Overdose by Jon Babb and Epidemic Sound.