>>1856744
For those who want to get into using mods, here is the short explanation:
Download BepInEx, manually or through r2modman. You can get r2modman and/or BepInEx from Thunderstore. Once you have done that, you can install mods.
To install mods manually, first start the game with BepInEx installed and then quit, that should make a new folder inside BepInEx named 'plugins'. If that's the case, just unzip the mods into their own folder and drag them inside BepInEx's 'plugins' folder (in most cases). That should be it.

Some neat mods:
>EasySettings
Adds new settings inside the Options menu. It's required for some mods, like ControlTweaks (allows slow walking), OrbColors (allows custom color for your shield), EasyVanity (allows vanity without using Illusion Stones), Emote Wheel and others.
>MapLoader
Allows custom maps to be added. You need to download the maps separately.
>Homebrewery
Allows custom items, such as armor pieces and consumables, and adds many other features. It comes with a few items by itself, so you have to download more content packs for it. You can alternatively download the Mega pack, which has the mod pre-configured (although, I believe it's currently outdated and will not work for the current game version yet, but you can keep an eye on it).
Mega pack link: https://mega.nz/folder/jR4ExajI#gFKKyoRFVDBJX9SL6nzRMA
>ButteredLillysBeyondLimits
Allows for bigger body parts/size. It's what AppearancePlus used to do, but since it's outdated and there's no dev working on it, BeyondLimits is the current alternative. Doesn't quite work like A+ did, but it does the job regardless.