Midas Magic Spells of Aurum (adds a ton of awesome spells) : īook Jackets (more interesting book jackets) : It was ahead of its time, I'm looking at you Skyrim.) : Ĭlocks of Cyrodiil (adds an element of realism to the world): īravil Sea Domes (really unique underwater player home): It isn't cannon but its incredibly well made and lots of fun.) : Īncient Towers (Really cool player home that has a ton of awesome little features including a kitchen that you can actually cook food in. It adds an awesome Archaeology Guild to the game and tons of playtime. Glenvar Castle (Massive player home, lots of cool rooms to explore) : Kvatch Rebuilt (*warning this one is buggy and can really mess with Kvatch's weather system*): Illumination Within (this makes an awesome difference at night, I might even reinstall this one):
Mods I remember and can still highly recommend for TES IV: Oblivion won't show up to your cell ever otherwise.Īlso the Lera and Pizz store sign used to change one of the other store signs in the city but it might be fixed by now. Quick tip about Rens Beauty pack: if you decide to play as a mystic elf you'll need to wait until exiting the prison at the end of the first sequence to make your character because the Emperor and Co. I know it's weak but I don't play much anymore but when I do play I miss those mods too much and have to install them. There is a quest you have to do.) : Īnd those are the ONLY three I have installed right now. Let The People Drink (probably my favorite aesthetic mod for Oblivion.
Lera and Pizz Hiyoko Store (adds fun armors and weapons sold at a shop in Cheydinhal) : Rens Beauty Pack (adds new hairs and mystic elf race) : Mods I currently have installed for TES IV: Oblivion Make sure to always read mod descriptions and installation instructionsĪll of my mods come from the Nexus, which back when I started modding was just the "TES Nexus". *Remember to mod your game at your own risk, mods can totally break your game* And mods that I remember having installed at one point Mods that I currently have installed (which isn't many) I'll be breaking this list down into two parts: I will not recommend you anything that I do not have personal experience with. I will only include mods that I did use at one point on this list. My mod style back in the TES IV days was very focused on player homes and outfits and silly stuff so I don't know how useful this list will be. I do still however have TES IV installed and I do have a handful of mods installed that I love too much to play without. Without that original mod folder I'm not going to be able to remember some of the mods I used to have. This is going to be a shorter list because I honestly don't play TES IV much anymore and my original mod folder doesn't exist anymore. Okay so these are the mods that I can recommend for Oblivion.
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