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For decent porn, please look elsewhere. This is not a porn game
Although maybe I wasn't looking hard enough.
A number of modders have also added classes from older editions of D&D like the duskblade (From what I have heard the beguiler. dragonfire adept and dragon shaman are also being worked on) as well as classes from pathfinder like the blood rager, magus etc....
There is also a few mods that improve various spells and cantrips which is rather nice.
Imagine being so fragile that you get your panties in a twist about what mods other people use.
You don't need a mod to cheat...
Some ways to win the game, within game mechanics, can be classified as cheat :DDDD
I mean... When you kill Gale, pick him up, put him inside a container and move the container in a way that the necrotic area around Gale hurts an enemy an infinite number of times, well..... :DDDD
don't know if this exploit is still available but, if it's not, there are tons of others with more or less cheese cover, like a good pizza :DDDDD
For instance... I made a very mobile Astarion leave combat, go to camp, pickup a bunch of smoke powder barrels, return to combat, put them in strategic places and kabooom.... All in between a turn and the next... lol
No need to cheat :D
Is that a pun?
It adds a ton of spells to the game. New summons (draconic spirits, aberrations, greater and lesser demons, infernals, fey) ... new cantrips (including the blade cantrips) ,,, and all kinds of spells from 5E with a small splash of homebrew. In particular: a bunch of psionic spells, good for the mind weaver and other classes.
I used to love the older 5E spells mod, but there wasn't much there for druids, bards, warlocks, paladins, rangers, or clerics. There is in this one. Also, it required SE or addons to populate the various spell lists in the game. Mystra's does this without it.
The author does eventually intend to add scrolls, and 7th-9th level spells. (You can get PW:Kill and Finger of Death right now with Secret Scrolls, but it's ... wonky.) Impressive all the work they've done, AND they keep adding to it.
The porn really hasn't been ported over. Alas, poor console, Mac, Linux, and steamdeck players: BG3 Sex Framework probably will never work without script extender. (It's OK. I can live without it).
There's a bunch of (new) race mods. I've tried the Genie race... wanna play through the game as a djinni ... or an efreet, marid, or dao? You can. It's a wee bit buggy and they all get awesome abilities the author doesn't describe in his mod description, but anyway. D & D Expanded adds options for Goliath, Half Giant, and others. For those hungry to be an angel, there's also deva, solar, and aasimar mods.
And yes, the unlocked toolkit is starting to result in new content. There is a new custom companion mod, Veilyn the Bloodletter. Alas, I can't run it, but maybe that will be fixed soon. (They also plan to add lots of missing features, it's very much a WIP.) That may, for obvious reason, never appear on the "authorized" official site and maybe only at Nexus.
No alphabet soup collection can scrub out the glaring DEI insertions while keeping genuine diversity intact. I wouldn’t call it a Gigachad mod exactly, but it’s solid. The 'Faces of Faerun' and 'All Deities' mods are essentials on top of this one as well.
It doesn't remove minorities at all. It actually maintains diversity while filtering out certain DEI insertions that many feel are forced and out of place. This is about restoring a balanced fantasy setting, not erasing anyone. For instance, a Chultan from Faerûn isn’t meant to resemble a modern LA resident and this mod adjusts such details, aligning the game more closely with DnD’s roots in European medieval settings inspired by Tolkien.
What is special about no alphabet soup? Hardly any soup has alphabet noodles