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SoL-QoLSurvivalBalance

The Seed of Life: Namalsk attempts to explore one possible storyline based on Sumrak's incredible Namalsk lore. A true fanfic.

The QoLSurvivalBalance ModPack bundles some mods that tweak gameplay for Survivors, especially things that make life a bit smoother or balances things to fit the design intent of Seed of Life.

Wolf Packs - Namalsk can be harsh enough vanilla but why not spice it up a bit? This mod adds an alpha and pups to the mix. Pups in particular can be a huge pain to dispatch due to their small size. Frustrating, but a relatively realistic mechanic that adds to some of the dynamic challenges you expect to encounter.
BetterFlares - Flares are extremely nerfed in vanilla making them largely useless as a strategic option in most instances. BetterFlares changes that by increasing the airtime and burntime of flares to allow them to be used in more situations.
RealisticCanteens - It's always bothered me that water bottles and canteens are basically the same carrying capacity. Sure, water bottles come in all sizes, but given their secondary use as an improvised suppressor, I want Survivors to have to sacrifice one ability if they want the option of a pretty OP ability.
Check Pulse Removal - This mod by StormZz removes a relatively benign P2P interaction that is basically unnecessary, clutters the action selector, and may cause issues with other mechanics.
Skaerheim Public Radio - Seed of Life publishes a weekly "happenings" podcast-style audio set. Skaerheim Public Radio helps make this happen.
dzr_notes - Primarily used for admin notes, but also available for Survivors use, this mod allows for in-game async communication amongst Survivors that is easily identifiable and able to be monitored for abuse.
CDS_FoodCans -
ZenLeftovers - I love many of Zens's mods and this one is great. It adds a breadcrumb style element as Survivors consume food items, leaving behind a trail of used cans and wrappers. Survivors can choose to simply litter without any thought or attempt to disguise their tracks by disposing of wrappers more thoughtfully.