Totals:
- 1 Performance/FPS Improvement Mods (Only weather/fog/sunlight is touched by either)
- 2 Bug-Fix Mods (fixes Blessed Units and Skaven Ambushes)
- 2 UI Mods (Camera and Unit Selection, both extremely helpful)
- 5 From My Favorite Mods
- 3 From Your Favorite Mods (6 total files)

=13 Mods in total, 5 of which are utility mods.
-There are no new units or mechanics added, and I also avoided anything altering units themselves, even in the name of balance.
-The most important changes are for better/more fair campaign map play, general balancing, and a few quality-of-life improvements.
-None of the changes should be particularly intrusive.


1 Performance/FPS:
----- No Campaign Map Fog
---- Improved Battle Weather (Grim & Dark)
+++I removed Battle Weather since my cpu can do without it even on ultra unit sizes so long as I lower my resolution+++ -
*For some reason most fog features in this game really suck for some graphics cards (Note: Campaign map fog isn't the fog of war, it's the graphical mist/fog/dust/etc).

2 Mods for Fixing Bugs/Broken Features:
----- No ambush in Skaven/BM default Stance *Prevents the skaven siege problem as well as some other frustrating issues.
----- Recruitable Blessed Units (lizardmen) *Allows players using the lizardmen faction to actually use the blessed units, which are otherwise inaccessible.

2 Mods for UI:
----- Better Camera Mod *Provides a less clostrophobic and restrictive camera
----- Remo's More Vibrant Battle Selection *Makes it much easier to selected distinguish units in a battle, especially on darker maps, and most of all on snow/tundra environments.

5 Personal Mod Picks:
----- Rebanner II *A fun little mod that alters the Banner items to actually be interesting, and gives purpose to the ones that were utterly pointless beforehand.
----- Better AI *The biggest impact on balance, preventing as much stupid ai behavior as well as some arbitrary penalties on the player. Best examples off the top of my head are autoresolve, diplomacy, and ai army composition all working so much better with this.
----- Skillpoint Jumpsart *Makes it feel like less of a grind to get useful Lords. Tapers off the skillpoint gains to prevent overpowered lords.
----- No Additional Upkeep Per Army (Radious and SFO compatible) *The AI doesn't have this penalty on any difficulty and can field as many armies as it wants. That this arbitrary limitation was put on the player is pointlessly frustrating and just makes it tedious to defend settlements or move troops/new recruits between armies.
----- Longer Battles and Better Terrain *Just makes things less arcadey and allows more use of actual tactics and maneuvering. Really makes battles more interesting imho.


3 Mods added from your favorites (6 items):
----- Chaos Rising
----- Dryrain's Reskins
----- Faster End Turns (Reduced AI Diplomacy Offers)





My Honorbale mentions! :P
The mod that adds new custom battle maps to many major and minor cities, as well as a larger variety of random ones for both open environments and major/minor towns that don't have unique maps already.
The mod that allows you to upgrade minor cities to level 4, so you don't have to bother with tediously planning out building trees, or trying to remember what your plan was every time a region gets a population surplus. -.-
The one that make enemy agents stop assassinating your lords constantly To be fair this only happens somewhat rarely, but it can be a genuinely game-breaking thing if the ai starts back-to-back making assassination attempts on your lords/heroes. It's only happened to me once, hence not actually including it in the collection.