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In case you're new to modding, just remember to carefully check out the mods' pages and dependencies. This list only gives suggestions for mods and while I attempted to put as many general purpose mods in there as possible to make it easy for other mods to be installed without having to think too much about it, it's still a fairly uncoordinated list.

Dialogue/bug fixes and race mods tend to be those that interfere the least with anything in my experience. Anything that alters companions has a lot more chances of breaking or causing conflicts. Like if two mods overwrite a specific dialogue file they will generally get in each others way, unless a compatibility mod was made, which is also a reason I tend to stick with bigger more stable mods as they get more support.

Changing the male companions (Wyll, Astarion, Gale) into women is probably the most finnicky process right now. Frankly even if the process were easy, the voice mods are just not there yet for me. AI/synth just isn't able to imitate human voice acting. Always feels off, even if it's far surpassed the days of text to speech garbage. But you can't expect fan voice actors to dub a game as enormous as BG3.