Hosting a Skyrim Together Reborn server
Skyrim Together Reborn is a mod that adds multiplayer to Skyrim, so a server here works differently from a typical game server. Everyone who joins needs Skyrim installed with the mod, and version compatibility is the main thing to get right: the Skyrim version, the mod version and the server all need to agree, or players cannot connect.
What to compare
- Version support. Check which Skyrim version the mod supports, and confirm the host runs a matching Skyrim Together Reborn server and keeps it updated when the mod changes.
- Mod compatibility. Skyrim Together Reborn does not work with every Skyrim mod, and heavy mod lists can cause problems. Your host cannot fix that, so plan your mod list around what the mod supports.
- Sensible sizing. Multiplayer Skyrim is meant for small groups, so a modest plan is normally enough. Compare against your real player count.
- Server settings access. Player limits, passwords, difficulty and PvP settings are configured in the server settings, so look for direct access or a simple panel.
- Reliability. A stable server with responsive support matters, since problems are often about versions and updates.
- Backups. Server settings and saved data are worth protecting with automatic backups.
- Location. A datacentre near your group keeps play smooth.
See the current Skyrim Together Reborn hosting deals for offers from listed providers. For a whole machine, see dedicated servers.
Skyrim Together Reborn server hosting FAQ
Do all players need the mod?
Yes. Everyone needs Skyrim installed with Skyrim Together Reborn, on a version that matches the server.
Can I use lots of other mods?
Not always. The mod is not compatible with every Skyrim mod, so check what it supports before building a big mod list.
How big a plan do I need?
For a small group, a modest plan is usually enough. Ask the provider for their recommendation.