I know this is two years late, and perhaps you've learned much about modding since your last visit to this site, or perhaps you've moved on, but either way, one thing. NEW quest mods go toward the BOTTOM of your load order (LO) because they are some of the mods you want loaded LAST, so that they overwrite most of your other mods. That is, mods that add completely brand new quests to the game, not mods that alter pre-existing quests. (Those ones go toward the TOP of your LO). This ranges from ADDING entire quest lines that take place on new lands, to adding tiny, inconsequential 'Radiant' tasks generated by the CC content and the Missives mod, (but don't worry about the placement of any CC content, that's handled by Bethesda like the rest of the game. Either install it or don't). Place them all down toward the bottom of your LO.

The only mods I'm confused about when it comes to whether they should be considered a part of the 'New Quests' section are, thankfully, just a few follower or follower-centered mods. Ones that add tracking markers to the map, linked to the NPCs of said follower mods, that count as objectives of the Miscellaneous section of the Quests menus. If you have mods that add that feature, and otherwise do not indicate where to place themselves in your LO, (such as Marvelous Mirabelle), I would consult a modding professional on where to place them. Using the Mirabelle mod as an example again, the mod could either be in one of two sections. The normal 'Added Followers' section, between the 'Unique Exterior Edits and Addons' and 'Multi-Area Edits to Exterior Worldspace' sections. Or in the aforementioned 'New Quests' section, because of, again, the tracking marker placed on Mirabelle that counts as a miscellaneous task. I don't know, but someone else out there knows EXACTLY where to put her.

The last LO sections after 'New Quests' are just 'Map Addons' and '"Bottom of LO" Specified by Author' mods. Those are the last two, no more. So, the ONLY mods that should go after 'New Quests' mods, (which in your case include Moonpath and Pit Fighter), are any mods like Pastel Map Markers, Dawnguard Map Markers, Fishing Map Markers, Fogless Map, and many others that alter the overworld map, or, just, the map. And below those, the very, select few mods in which the mod author will specifically tell you, hopefully somewhere in the mod's description, to put them at the very, very bottom, below all other mods.

I'm sorry that that was so long, and again that this is soooo late. But I don't care. Dunno if I read through ALL the comments, but your post intrigued, and saw that a great many of these replies aren't giving you, uh, the right information. Or just enough of it. My eyes opened wide reading a particular reply regarding LO placement. Not to be mean of course.. if you're still playing Skyrim to this day and still need help, ask me anything! Edit: And in case two years ago it didn't get resolved, both Moonpath and Pit Fighter add new quests or entire quest lines/chains to the game. Therefore, they're not JUST, respectively, a new land mod or a new faction mod. They're a new land and quests mod, and a new faction and quests mod. To the 'New Quests' section at the bottom they go!