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Today we have the thirty-sixth episode of our Mod of the Month series, celebrating the best mods from April 2018. 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.

Our mod of the month for April 2018 is MWSE 2.0 Cinematic Casting And Combat By Svengineer99, one of a handful of new gameplay mods to come out in April utilizing the new scripting features to be found in MWSE 2.0 and 2.1, and basically this mod makes it so that the camera changes to 3rd person when swinging your weapon or casting a spell, so you can see your blows hit your opponents, and it also adds in combat descriptors and even auto-ammo switching for bows and crossbows. This is an incredibly convenient and combat-enhancing mod, hence why it's our pick for the mod of the month.

But we actually have a tie for the Mod of the Month, and our second Mod of the Month for April 2018 is Neb-Crescen -- A Daedric Artifact Mod By PikachunoTM, a small item and quest mod that adds the relatively unknown Neb-Crescen to the game-world of Morrowind, a cursed Daedric sword of Sheogorath, capable of bestowing great power and great curses upon your character. While a small mod, it's a great addition for artifact collectors, hence why it's also our pick for the Mod of the Month.

Second choice for mod of the month is Blight Storms Restored By Half11, an immersion and gameplay mod that makes it so that you can actually catch a blight disease from being out in a blight-storm, not only that but it also takes into account resist blight spells, the main quest, and other factors to provide a low, but still substantial, risk of catching a blight disease from traveling under blight storms conditions. This is an ideal mod for immersion fans, hence why it's our second pick for the best mods of April 2018.

Finally, our third choice for the Mod of the Month is Immersive Alcohol By Merlord, another immersion mod that makes it possible for your character to not only get drunk in-game, but also become an alcoholic and become addicted to drinking, with withdrawal symptoms, and much more. Getting drunk reduces your intelligence and agility, and may even lead to temporary blindness if you get drunk enough, and this just adds another sort of fun and immersive gameplay element to Morrowind, hence why it's our third and final pick for the Mod of the Month.

The music in this video is from Morrowind Music Overdose by Jon Babb and Total Music Conversion By Doctor Eternal.