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I always liked the Mount & Blade total conversions. The base game was already a jank mess so it didn't really matter much that the mods were fucked too (see: fully-automatic elf archers in PoP). Still waiting on similar stuff for Bannerlord, sadly.
Tabletop Sim has so many mods that let you play just about any boardgame. Shout out to Spirit Island and Heat.
Total Warhammer 3 has a good number of mods, and I basically never run it vanilla anymore. Mostly use stuff like Victory Conditions Overhaul to get more varied (and actually achievable) Immoral Empires victory conditions, or Warband Upgrade Ultimate to be able to promote units to other ones at higher tiers.
All of my hours in M&B come from playing Warsword Conquest, the Warhammer Fantasy mod. There's so many to choose from. I wish the Star Wars mod had better combat maps because there's no cover and it's just standing in one spot shooting each other.
I really like how fucking horrible the orcs, skinks and whatnot look in Warsword, seeing the base (already hideous) human M&B models squashed and stretched is hilarious.
The authentic Fire and Sword experience.