Oscuro's Oblivion Overhaul (originally made by Oscuro, now in hands of Team Alpha) So this mod will certainly give you hours of extra playtime. The fun thing about this mod is that the player has to work for these spells as they can only gain them by trading in certain items, some of which can only be found in newly created worlds.

This mod adds many new interesting scripted spells, such as summoning a meteorite from the skies, new kinds of bound weapons, multiple forms of flight and summoning a Dwemer Centurion that's able to transform into a bike the player can mount.

Adds many new interesting magic effects, such as levitation, teleportation (both short an long range) and the ability to summon multiple creatures at the same time.

A Magic overhaul that makes magic in Oblivion a more fun and versatile experience by rebalancing it.

These quests will now begin through notes scattered throughout the world, or by discovering the location of the quest yourself. Prevents the quests added by the game's various DLC and the Shivering Isles expansion from starting automatically.Fixes the inconsistency in the beggars's voice acting by replacing it with the original voice acting found on the Xbox 360 version of the game.A highly recommended overhaul of the UI that makes it less clunky and adds more versatility to it.Ĭonsistent Beggar Voices (by Publick Gamer).The Unofficial Patches are a collection of mods who's aim it is to close shut the flaws of Oblivion IE fixing most of these bugs. As with every Bethesda game, Oblivion has many bugs plaguing the game even many years after release.Unofficial Patches (by Quarn and Kivan and Arthmoor and Prince Shroob)

These mods are practically required for every installation of Oblivion, to the point that we believe that Bethesda should simply package these mods along with new copies of the game.

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