ModFinder VS ExpandedContent

If you don't want to have to deal with updating your mods manually, try ModFinder.

Are you using ModFinder? If not, try it out, it helps automate the process.

ModFinder - Use this for WOTR for all your major mods. Easier to keep track

If you don't know, you can find recent mod developments in #mod-updates on the Discord server. ModFinder indexes GitHub mods, except it only runs on Windows, but you can read through its manifest.

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Take this, you'll need it

First of all if you're playing on PC you can install Tabletop Tweaks suite (Core, Base and Mythic Rework) mods that allows you to always one hand weapons to keep off-hand free. Modfinder is probably the simplest way to do it.

Plenty of mods that add spells. DarkCodex and ExpandedContent add probably the most.

Or you could use Expanded content mod that adds Ocean's Echo oracle archetype (oracle with bardic songs)

The ExpandedContent mod adds drakes as a level-able animal companion for certain archetypes. Git page https://github.com/ka-dyn/ExpandedContent

May I recommend the Expanded Content mod for all your dragon party needs?

Expanded content. Think this is the mod if not it is a mod that does it.

Looks like Expanded Content has Temple Champion.

[Expanded Content](https://github.com/ka-dyn/ExpandedContent) - Adds new classes, archetypes, backgrounds, traits, and religions for the player to choose from. All of which are module and can be turned off/on.

My personal faves are Expanded Content and Homebrew Archetypes.