Necesse Best Mods — Top 8 Ranked & How to Install
Here are the top Necesse mods ranked by downloads on Nexus Mods, plus a complete installation guide for both Steam Workshop and manual methods.
Top 8 Necesse Mods (by Nexus Downloads)
1. Infinite Fuel Instant Forge
Removes fuel requirements from forges and speeds up smelting. A quality-of-life essential for players tired of managing fuel.
2. Mighty Forge Mod
Upgrades forge capabilities with faster processing and additional recipe support. Great for mid-to-late game crafting efficiency.
3. Disenchanting
Adds the ability to disenchant items, recovering materials or removing unwanted enchantments. Useful for experimenting with different gear setups.
4. Mighty Apiary Mod
Enhances the apiary system with improved bee breeding mechanics and honey production. Recommended if you use the farming and apiary systems.
5. Mighty Banner Mod
Upgrades banner effects with stronger buffs and wider range. Good for settlement defense and raider management.
6. Necesse TR Language
Turkish language pack — adds full Turkish localization to the game.
7. Necesse Tool
A general utility mod adding various quality-of-life features and tools.
8. FURRY Mod
A cosmetic/anthropomorphic character mod. (Community content — install based on personal preference)
How to Install Mods
Method 1: Steam Workshop (Recommended)
- Go to Necesse's Steam Workshop page
- Browse or search for mods
- Click Subscribe on any mod you want
- Launch Necesse — a Mods button appears in the main menu
- In the Mods menu, enable/disable mods and adjust load order
Method 2: Manual Installation (Dedicated Servers)
- Download the mod's .jar file (many modders provide download links on their Workshop page)
- Place the .jar file in the mods folder:
| OS | Mods Folder Path |
|---|---|
| Windows | %APPDATA%/Necesse/mods/ |
| Linux | ~/.config/Necesse/mods |
| Mac | ~/Library/Application Support/Necesse/mods/ |
- If the folder doesn't exist, create it
- Launch the game — the mod appears in the Mods menu
💡 Note: Only the .jar file is needed for the mod to work. The rest of the files in example mods are for development/testing.
Modding Basics
- Necesse mods are written in Java
- Mods can add items, monsters, languages, textures, features, or balance changes
- The modding system was significantly updated in v0.21.27
- You can create your own mods using the example project provided by the developer
See more guides in our Mods hub (coming soon).