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| Vampirism part I | Mon Feb 02, 2009 8:30 pm by Admin | Oblivion, vampires are people infected with an unusual disease, porphyric hemophilia. The player can become a vampire, by choice or accidentally, and can subsequently get cured. In addition, NPCs will be encountered who are vampires, both friendly and enemies.
Effects of Vampirism
Unlike previous Elder Scrolls games, you can pass as a living mortal; citizens and the Imperial ...
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| Birthsigns part I | Mon Feb 02, 2009 8:22 pm by Admin | In Tamriel, a birthsign is the constellation under which a person is born. Each bestows upon those born under it unique magical powers, either passive or active, and may be perceived as either a "blessing" or a "curse". The thirteen birthsigns of Tamriel are:
General Tips
The birthsigns can be categorized into three general groups: those that give...
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| Basic attributes | Mon Feb 02, 2009 8:20 pm by Admin | There are eight basic attributes in Oblivion and four derived attributes. In general, the term "attribute" is used to refer just to the basic attributes, rather than the derived ones. For example, the Fortify Attribute effect alters only basic attributes; there are separate Fortify Health, Fortify Magicka, and Fortify Fatigue effects that apply to the derived attributes.
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| Knigths of the Nine | Mon Feb 02, 2009 8:14 pm by Admin | Knights of the Nine is an official plug-in released by Bethesda for Oblivion. KotN, as it is often abbreviated, is substantially larger than most of the other plug-ins. A list of frequently-asked questions and their answers can be found on the FAQs page.
A fallen King has been unchained from the darkness of Oblivion to seek vengeance upon the Gods who banished him. Only a champion p...
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| Unofficial Oblivion Patch | Mon Feb 02, 2009 7:14 pm by Admin | The Unofficial Oblivion Patch, Unofficial Shivering Isles Patch and Unofficial Official Mods Patch are major mods by Quarn and Kivan that fix over 2,000 bugs (and 70,000 object placement errors) left over even after the latest official patch is applied. These fixes range in importance from trees that seem to float in the air up to conflicts that could cause a crash to desktop.
The m...
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| Non-Glitches | Mon Feb 02, 2009 7:10 pm by Admin | Loot Bags
A loot bag will appear in a cell when too many items are dropped on the ground in order to prevent the game from crashing due to the number of item slots being exhausted. They always appear in the dead center of a cell and anything dropped in that cell thereafter will appear in the bag.
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| Accessing Places | Mon Feb 02, 2009 7:10 pm by Admin | Climbing Into Cities
From atop a Wilderness hilltop, cities can be seen to contain homes, shops, churches and castles. By climbing over the wall into the city these can be discovered to be low-resolution props. The walls of homes and shops can be passed through, and buildings, doors, and gates are transparent from within. A good place to try this is to enter Cheydinhal from its southwest co...
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| Climbing Into Cities From atop a Wilderness hilltop, cities can be seen to contain homes, shops, churches and castles. By climbing over the wall into the city these can be discovered to be low-resolution props. The walls of homes and shops can be passed through, and buildings, doors, and gates are transparent from within. A good place to try this is to enter Cheydinhal from its southwest corner, where a hill rises nearly to the height of the walls. Two levels of paintbrushes are all that is required to gain the battlements and access the interior of the city.
Climbing out of Cities In the same way it is possible to enter cities without using the gate, it is possible to exit them. It is even possible to do this without the Floating Paint Brushes glitch.
Anvil Jump on the roof of the Abandoned House. Jump onto the roof of Silgor Bradus' House. Follow the chain of roofs: Pinarus Inventius' House then Newheim the Portly's. Jump out of the city
Bravil Jump onto the roof of S'Krivva's house from a nearby building. Jump across the street onto the roof of the other building. Jump onto the highest point you can. Jump out of the city.
Bruma Climb onto the roof of Olav's Tap and Tack. From there jump along the roofs over the houses of Brotch Calus, J'Ghasta, and Helvius Cecias. From the the chimney of Helvius Cecias' house you can jump onto the battlements. From the battlements you can then either walk about a bit, or jump out of the city
Cheydinhal Get onto the balcony outside Riverview. Jump on the railing around the balcony and then onto the roof. Jump out of the city
Chorrol Jump on the low rock wall on the north side of the Fighters Guild. Jump onto the wooden target then the overhang and the main roof. From the chimney, jump onto the roof of the Mages Guild. Get as close as possible to the chapel and jump onto it. Head around to the north side of the chapel then jump onto the city wall and out.
Leyawiin Get onto the short wall to the east of the Five Claws Lodge. Jump onto the low roof of the lodge then get to the highest point. Jump onto the city wall and out.
Entering the Imperial City Invasion Prior to Light the Dragonfires By using enough paint brushes with the Floating Paint Brushes glitch, you can climb onto the rooftops around the Temple of the One (or onto the temple itself) in the Imperial City, and jump onto the temple (you will fall through the roof). Do not go through the main door when you are inside. Instead, you will find a door that is partly underground a few steps ahead of it; go into that one. You will find yourself in the invasion of the Imperial City that occurs during Light the Dragonfires. There is no use for this glitch, as none of the quest NPCs are with you, not even Mehrunes Dagon is there. Also, it is impossible to escape the Temple District and you cannot go back to where you came from, so it is highly recommended that you save before attempting this glitch. On the Xbox 360, during the Kvatch quest where Martin follows you, this can be used to get the main quest achievement very early but it is not wise to save afterward as it blocks the rest of the main quest achievements for that player. |
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