Not all mods listed here are available for all platforms. MCM (Mod Configuration Menu) requires SkyUI. Before using a compatibility patch, make sure it supports the latest version of both mods to avoid issues.

Features

Releases:

• Skyrim VR: Compatible.
  

• Arcane Accessories: Compatible.
  

• Adamant - A Perk Overhaul: Compatible.
• Blade and Blunt - A Combat Overhaul: Incompatible. Both mods change the same content. Using both mods would technically work, but may not lead to a desired or balanced outcome.
• Combat Gameplay Overhaul: Compatible.
• Dual Wield Parrying: Compatible. Load Valravn above Dual Wield Parrying to give Dual Wield Parrying precedence.
• Ordinator - Perks of Skyrim: Compatible.
• Reasonable Movement Speed: Compatible. Load Valravn below Reasonable Movement Speed to prevent Reasonable Movement Speed from overwriting Valravn's combat commitment features while retaining its NPC speed changes.
• Smilodon - Combat of Skyrim: Incompatible. Both mods change the same content. Using both mods would technically work, but may not lead to a desired or balanced outcome.
• Strike Obstruction Systems - Combat Blocking Overhaul: Compatible. Load Valravn above Strike Obstruction Systems to give Strike Obstruction Systems precedence.
• Ultimate Combat: Technically compatible. Mixing and matching combat overhauls is not recommended, especially ones that differ heavily in scope.
• Violens: Compatible. Load Valravn above Violens to give Violens precedence.
• Vokrii - Minimalistic Perks of Skyrim: Compatible.
• Wildcat - Combat of Skyrim: Mostly incompatible. Both mods change the same content. You could technically load Valravn below Wildcat to give Valravn precedence, then disable everything except injuries in the Wildcat MCM and use its injury system and difficulty sliders alongside Valravn, but as the purpose of Valravn is to be lightweight, this may run counter to that.
  

• Valravn is compatible with mods that add or modify specific enemies.
• Valravn is compatible with animation mods.