I'll go ahead and list them in order of what categories I've placed them in within Vortex, the name of them, and a short little description if they aren't mine. Hopefully this helps.

BUG FIXES / UTILITIES

1. Baldurs Priority

• Allows the application to be prioritized by your CPU.
  

• Vortex just has a popup if you don't have this installed. So it's installed.
  

• Allows you to move and position the camera in ways that simply is not possible in the base game.
• I have modified the default settings in order to achieve a close, over the shoulder style camera while not in combat.
  

• Loads DLL files. Necessary for some mods to function properly.
  

• Necessary for many mods to function properly.
  

• Allows for graphical improvements.
• I've modified a ReShade file for personal use.
  

• Automatically triggers autosaves at intervals that you determine via a config file or MCM.
  

• Required for EasyCheat.
  

• Allows you to move with WASD, rather than clicking to move.
• When combined with my over the shoulder camera from Native Camera Tweaks, the game is VERY cinematic.
  

• Adds in a ring to the tutorial chest which can spawn a bag filled to the brim with various bags for sorting your inventory.
• Many bags are auto sorting. Meaning items will automatically go into them when you pick them up.
• Fantastic for inventory management.
  

• Makes it so that sometimes when an attack fails, the text will display "Blocked!" instead of "Dodged!"
• Just a purely flavor based mod. Makes sense that sometimes you would block.
  

• Allows you to change how quickly characters move around in the world.
• Does NOT affect the game mechanic Movement Speed - it is simply for getting around faster outside of combat.
• Setting the speed of movement to be 25% or 33% faster makes it feel so, so much better to move around.
  

• When any creature rolls a Critical Miss, the person they were attacking can spend their Reaction to attack them back.
• Adds some weight to missing, and can create some really hype moments. It's fun!
  

• Adds in dozens of trinkets throughout the game which sit in your instrument slot, turning it into a sort of accessory slot instead.
• I've completely and totally overhauled the entirety of what the trinkets do to better suit my overhauls.
• The mod author has generously placed open permissions on their work, so if people are interested, I'll upload this to my page.
  

• Makes all ability checks in and outside of dialogue just a little bit harder.
• Does not affect checks during combat.
• I use the MAIN+1 file, to make most checks require rolls that are just 1-2 higher than normal.
  

• Holding the idols of Shar and Selune can help you resist the Shadow Curse.
  

• Forces an AI characters turn to end if they aren't taking any actions.
  

• *laughs in Durge*
  

• Adjusts the leveling curve to be a little more front loaded. Getting to level 3 is a bit faster, while later levels are somewhat slowed down.
• I use the "Base" file.
  

• Makes it so NPCs will not walk around accusing people after being pickpocketed.
• Will still do so if you fail the Sleight of Hand check, of course.
  

• Edits the Non-Lethal status to allow ranged attacks and Spells to work with it.
  

• Allows you to bring as many companions with you as you want.
  

• Prevents you from pickpocketing both Withers and Volo.
  

• Adds missing scrolls into the games loot pools.
  

• Allows you to designate party members to "Sit Out", meaning they will disappear during combat encounters.
• When used with Party Limit Begone, this lets you take everyone with you while maintaining a challenge!
• I've heavily the script in this mod to remove features I did not want. But it works perfectly well right out of the box.
  

• Allows you to trade with Withers. His gold will not run out, so rather than running to vendors, you can simply sell to him.
• I've modified the "addon" file for this, which normally would allow him to sell gear.
• My modification makes it so that on every long rest, he will sell three random dye and one completely random item in the game.
• Unbalanced? Yes, it can be. But my group is rushing to see what he has every time we rest, and it makes resting much more fun overall!
  

• Modifies the Wild Magic table to have 100 effects.
• This mod is completely compatible with my Sorcerer/Barbarian changes.
• I've modified the file to balance out some of the effects, fix bugs, etc.
  

• Places shields on your back outside of cutscenes.
• Also moves some weapons like Shortswords to your sides.
  

• Edits the original 41 dye icons to more closely resemble the colors they actually produce.
  

• Allows you to dye shields.
  

• Upscales the quality of paintings and portraits in the world.
  

• Removes spikes from longbows.
  

• Removes the Shar symbol from Shart's tent.
• She's supposed to be hiding who she worships, so it makes sense.
  

• Edits Darkvision. Instead of only applying where your character is looking, it will brighten the area around you in a radius.
• MUCH better for moment to moment gameplay.
  

• Just shortens staves.
  

• Just shortens Boo.
  

• Just shortens torches.
  

• Makes fire look much better.
  

• Makes roads look much better.
  

• Makes general terrain look much better.
  

• Makes water look much better.
  

• Lets you immediately level, respec, spawn any item, etc. All from within an MCM.
• It's actually great for not just mod testing. You can do practically anything with this thing. Def recommend to always have on.
  

• Makes the level up animation about 10x faster.
• The class rework would not exist without this lmao
  

• A VERY nice looking outfit replacer for Gale.
  

• Just gives Astarion different pants lol. Looks better IMO.
  

• Makes your half-illithid form only cover half of your face.
  

• Makes your characters expressions a little less expressive.
  

• A TON of new hair options.
  

• All those hairs now have icons in the same style as the vanilla game.
  

• Overhauls many facets of the character sheet, inventory, etc etc.
• Makes the windows a little smaller. Makes more sense too, overall.
• My modifications extend the inventory grid to 10 columns across, along with other, under the hood tweaks.
  

• New font for all text in the game.
  

• Forces the main menu to stay as the overview of Baldurs Gate, rather than dropping down.
• Includes logo and splash screen skippers, to make getting into the game much faster.
  

• Improves the character sheet and party panels. Compatible with Advanced Character Sheet.
  

• Improves most facets of the combat log. 
• I've modified the width and height of the log, removed dragging, put it exactly where I wanted it, etc.
  

• Increases the default size of the container window, along with some QoL improvements.
• I edited the size of the window to 10 columns to match my inventory.
  

• Adds icons for right-click contextual actions. Makes the widget smaller and faster.
  

• Improves the hotbar in a multitude of ways. More slots, slot categories, QoL improvements, etc.
• My modifications include increasing the slot size to 25, and repositioning several elements to be pixel perfect where I wanted them.
  

• Makes the inventory easier to read and organize overall. Adds new icons, background shades, etc. Just looks cleaner.
  

• Improves the map and minimap in a variety of ways.
  

• Brings some QoL improvements to the widget when splitting items. Easier to use, handy to have.
  

• When mousing over a container, you'll see how many items are in it, gold value, etc etc.
  

• Adds new info to tooltips which makes them look and read better.
  

• Improves the initiative tracker at the top of the combat screen. Adds new info to character panels such as AC.
  

• Makes various, smaller widgets look better with minor QoL improvements.
• Didn't include the pickpocket menu, so I made one myself and added it to it.
  

• Replaces the mouse cursor with an old school BG2 style mouse cursor.
  

• When doing an attack, your mouse now has text which shows how much you'll deal, damage type icons, warns if you'll lose concentration, etc.
  

• Makes paper you find on things such as notes a bit darker. Much easier on the eyes.
  

• Allows the sidebar to expand automatically to accomodate new party members.
• Also allows for status effects to have two rows, meaning they don't stretch all the way across the screen.
• My modifications include positioning and size adjustments.
  

• Makes dice rolls finish the animation more quickly.
  

• Just flat out doesn't show you when you fail a roll while walking around. Things like Perception.
  

• Hides the notifications that say if you passed/failed a check in dialogue, if companions approve/disapprove of your choices, etc.
• Much more immersive, as you have to learn your companions personality and not just check numerical values on what they do and don't like.
  

• Adds in tons of new loading screens. Very artistic and they all look fantastic. Each Act has its own loading screens.
• My modifications include adding and editing a couple myself, and making sure each act has the same amount of possible screens.
  

• Enhances various aspects of the UI.
• Is required for many UI mods to function.
  

• Makes world tooltips look much better, and more informative off the tooltip alone.
• Also allows you to toggle the tooltips, rather than having to hold the button. Must have.
  

• Shows many, many more tooltips than you normally would see.
  

• When you read a book, it gets a checkmark on the icon.
  

• Provides a menu with which you can customize the settings of any mod which has an MCM.
  

• Provides a much cleaner mod manager menu overall.
  

• Shows your Reactions remaining on your hotbar.