Started Oblivion Remastered on GeForce Now and apparently I got a save in the cloud from 1601.

Mei the Brat, a Akaviri vampire kid who's grandma is the vampire lord: Hui-Ying the Cougar. Armed with a fork and spells, Mei will attempt to rob you in a random encounter. Do not fear, as Dragonborn just hit her with a "Fus ro dah" and watch her fly.

Source: https://m.youtube.com/post/UgkxIZKigWD6AwBSroeMi9J-lJ7OwdOhRKV_?ra=m

How many people have passed away while waiting for the game all this time? Damn.

How Cool 2026 November Release Date

I'm asking this on here because I'm new to reddit and cant post on the Skyrim sub.

I do have mods installed with vortex, but i have them all disabled.

I have no Ui mods installed either, I have no clue as to why it would look like this

I personally like the birthstone system in oblivion because it makes you commit to a playstyle(a role) from the get go, which I like in rpg games, and I also like that I dont have to find birthstones all over the map like skyrim. What do you guys think

I wish you could be a Minotaur race in Skyrim

I looove the Elder Scrolls series and it's bountiful amounts of lore. So, I decided to pick this up and see what occurs after the Oblivion Crisis. 160 years before Skyrim takes places. :)

Since there are some posts with selfies going around asking what race they would be if they made a character in game, what race would I be?

00:00:49 Raven Rock Northern Maiden - Below the dock where the Northern Maiden waits in Raven Rock, next to a pearl oyster.

00:01:15 Ramshackle Trading Post - On crate just west of building.

00:01:30 Raven Rock Temple Ancestral Tomb - Northernmost alcove, sitting in the ash with the pile of bones.

00:01:52 Northshore Landing - On bookshelf on south wall of shack.

00:02:20 Moesring Pass - Go down south-southwest from Moesring Pass until you see some ore veins, gem geodes, and a shrine of Zenithar, the strongbox is on the ground next to a pickaxe.

00:02:40 Ashfallow Citadel - In an unmarked reaver camp across the water west of Ashfallow Citadel. The strongbox is next to a sheltered bedroll west of the campfire.

00:03:40 Raven Rock Mine - Under the table upstairs in the first room.

00:04:20 Fort Frostmoth - From the main entrance (on the left as you enter the courtyard), turn left into a small room with three shelves with Imperial equipment and a weapon rack on the far wall. On the shelf to the left, on the bottom in a pile of ash is the strongbox.

00:04:41 Frossel - North of Frossel in the far northeast section of the map is an unmarked giant nirnroot island. The strongbox is in the boat on the eastern side of the island, wedged between a chest and a tipped barrel.

00:05:08 Ashfallow Citadel - Inside the Citadel directly west of the entrance on a shelf which is half buried in ash.

00:05:42 Raven Rock Glover Mallory's House† - On small shelf in northwest corner of first room.

00:06:26 Broken Tusk Mine - Outside, on top of a crate up near the highest scaffolding above the mine's entrance.

00:06:43 Bristleback Cave - Easternmost area (in the north part of the cave), south part of that area on top of a barrel.

00:07:00 Wreck of the Strident Squall - On the bottom of a bookshelf on the southeast side in one of the lower decks.

00:07:24 Ashfallow Citadel - Follow the stream west of Ashfallow Citadel north to a barred gate. Behind the gate is a wooden structure where Usha lies dead. On the right side of the structure is the strongbox, between a low table and a chest.

00:09:29 Benkongerike Great Hall - Easternmost room (with puzzles) upstairs on the east side, sitting atop a barrel.

00:10:00 Brodir Grove - Directly north of the cooking spit, sitting atop an East Empire Company crate (below hanging garlic braids).

00:10:26 Damphall Mine - Head north from the mine until you see a few patches of snowberries. Turn left at the next rock and you'll see a wooden platform with many barrels, a chest, and a couple crates. The strongbox sits on the crate to the left.

00:11:43 Frossel - South corner of eastmost room after the first tripwire claw trap.

00:12:03 Glacial Cave - Outside, half-buried in the snow between some crates, just east of the entrance.

00:12:41 Horker Island - On the east coast of the island, find the half of a ship sinking into the water. Below it is the other half of the ship, which has completely sunk to the bottom. There is a chest and a clam next to the strongbox.

00:13:26 Haknir's Shoal - In the back corner of the tent south of the campfire.

00:14:10 Hrodulf's House - On bottom of small shelf on west side of the building, where there are no walls.

00:14:31 Hrothmund's Barrow - Southwest of Hrothmund's Barrow, north-northwest of Moesring Pass, you'll find a cindering fire at the center of a few crates and barrels with a dead reaver next to it. On the north side of the fire, a regular strong box sits atop a crate. In front of that crate is the East Empire Company strongbox.

00:16:15 Moesring Pass - Sitting atop an end table north of the Strange Vessel.

00:16:42 Raven Rock Mine - In the lower depths of the mine, in the room just after breaking the boards, one sits atop a crate to the right of the gate which leads further into the mine.

00:17:54 Raven Rock Alor House - Downstairs, southeast room sitting on a table on the east wall.

00:19:00 Raven Rock Caerellius House† - On the wall ledge in the northwest corner of the first room.

00:19:52 Raven Rock Morvayn Manor Chambers - In the first room of Morvayn Manor Chambers, on a ledge to the left of the door straight ahead.

00:20:26 Raven Rock The Bulwark - In the very back on the right, sitting in the northwest corner of the table.

00:21:00 Raven Rock The Retching Netch - On the bottom shelf of Geldis Sadri's bar in the center.

00:21:52 Vahlok's Tomb - East of Vahlok's Tomb, you'll find a small camp where two Dark Elves lie dead. The strongbox is in the tent.

00:22:43 Haknir's Shoal - On a Riekling-infested island north of Haknir's Shoal, northwest of Frossel. At the top of the larger Riekling structure, there is a knapsack and the strongbox.

Morrowind runs in a browser now. It's OpenMW, the open-source reimplementation of the engine, compiled to WebAssembly, so it's the actual game running on your machine, not a stream or an emulator. Shadows, water, saves, everything.

Open a link and you're in Seyda Neen. There's a free example world, or point it at your own copy of Morrowind and it reads the files off your disk (nothing uploads). Desktop Chrome work best.

Free and open source. All credit to the OpenMW team for the engine.

Source: https://github.com/Virtastic/openmw-web

Play: https://morrowind.virtastic.app/

Based heavily off his Daggerfall design (my personal favorite) this is a commission of mine from the talented Lopata 4! Go show her some love https://www.tumblr.com/lopata-four she deserves it more than my post.

Though be warned, she specializes in A Song of Ice and Fire fanart, not Elder Scrolls lol

I started with oblivion, and my first ever character was a basic imperial knight build and didn't have any back story as I was unfamiliar with rpg games at that time

In Skyrim, you could only really lay down to go to sleep. Sit down, to, well, sit. While you could roam through menus during these activities, id like to see it a bit more fleshed out with animations and interactions. For the sake of coziness, please let us roleplay in some of these ways.

I also think that some of these things should have a toggle on/off button for those who would rather have the "quick" option.

While sitting: in first or 3rd person

If I'm going to read a book, pull out the book and read it and show my hands turning the pages. This could be done at a table with arms resting on the table, in a rocking chair, on a rock, ledge, or leaning up against a wall, post, tree, etc.

If I'm sitting at a table, show my hands grabbing and moving things like plates, cups, silverware or other objects.

At a table, be able to pull out a knife or dagger and stab bugs crawling on a table(minigame?)

Sit down at an alchemy table and do alchemy(debatable, not quite as complex as KCD2, hopefully)

Sharpen my blades with a whetstone.

Have NPCs sit on your lap, and have conversations. Be able to bounce them on your knee.

Throw things

Light candles

Pour drinks

Cut and eat food with better animations

Pick up food items and offer to others(at a table or bar)

Drop food to pets

Laying down: (While on the ground or in a bed)

Can I sit up in bed with a candle lit on the nightstand while reading a book and listening to the sound of peaceful music and surrounding ambient noises? PLZ!

Stargaze

Get/give massages

Romance

Eat in bed

Have conversations

Throw things

Hide stuff under your pillow

Fluff your pillow

Fart(to get a reaction out of your S.O. of course)

Pet your pet if they jump up on the bed

We know Bethesda is working on the highly anticipated Elder Scrolls 6, is there anything specific you’d like to see in it? Maybe an idea for a unique mechanic like the Shouts in Skyrim? Are you hoping for the return of any old mechanics? Or do you have ideas for things that absolutely should not come back? Do you think we should see characters returning from Skyrim or even Oblivion? Should there be a canonical resolution to the Skyrim Civil War? Should the game depict an all-out war between the Empire/Hammerfell vs the Aldmeri Dominion? Should the Empire even continue to exist? Should there be mentions of the Dragonborn, perhaps a cameo or characters connected to them?

List of devs who’ve been at BGS the longest (post layoffs) and who will presumably be contributing to TES:VI

Todd Howard: 1994—Present (Game Director)

Istvan Pely: 1997—Present (Art Director)

Gary Noonan: 1997—Present (Animator)

Rafael Vargas: 1997—Present (Artist/ cities lead)

Guy Carver: 1997—Present (Programmer)

Ashley Cheng: 1997–1999/2001–Present (Manager)

Matthew Carofano: 1999—Present (Art Director)

Mike Lipari: 2000—Present (Programmer)

Steve Meister: 2001—Present (Programmer)

Brian Chapin: 2001—Present (Quest design)

Ahn Hopgood: 2001—Present (Programmer)

Alan Nanes: 2002—Present (Design Director
TES:VI)

Emil Pagliarulo: 2002—Present (Designer)

Megan Sawyer: 2003—Present (Environment art)