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No Rest for the Wicked Mods — Best Mods and How to Install Them

Updated 2026-06-03

No Rest for the Wicked supports modding through Steam Workshop and manual installation. The modding community has created a variety of mods ranging from simple UI tweaks to full gameplay overhauls. This guide covers the best mods and how to install them safely.

Best mods

  • Improved UI — Larger inventory grids, better item tooltips.
  • Enhanced Map — Adds map markers for all points of interest.
  • Quick Loot — Speeds up the loot animation for faster gameplay.
  • Respec Unlocker — Adds multiple Tear of Reflection drops.
  • Difficulty Slider — Adjust enemy damage and health values.

How to install mods

For Steam Workshop mods: subscribe to the mod on the workshop page, then enable it in the game's mod menu. For manual mods: download the mod files and place them in the game's Mods folder (usually in the game installation directory). Always read the mod's installation instructions carefully.

Mods can break after game updates. Disable all mods before installing a new patch, then re-enable them one at a time to check compatibility.

The Cheats guide covers developer console commands. The Steam guide has the link to the Workshop page.

FAQ

Do mods disable achievements?
Some do. UI and visual mods are usually safe. Gameplay-altering mods may flag your save. Check the mod description for details.
Can I use mods in co-op?
All players in a co-op session need the same mods installed. Mismatched mods cause desync issues.

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