In this walkthrough I have used two mods.

This anti-walkthrough presents a solution to the second problem, and to a lesser extent, the first problem as well. This isn't just tougher types of monster, though that happens too - existing enemies, be they rats, Imperial Guards or Necromancers, will suddenly and magically become stronger just to keep pace with you. Secondly, and even more aggravating, the monsters scale up at the same rate as you do, if not faster - so for each step forward you take, you end up in at least as big a mess as you were in before. Go away.', but given the extortionate costs of training you won't be able to afford any for the first few levels, which means that these valuable training slots will be wasted. This is not only an artificial limit in a sense that when you request training people will say 'Yes, there is much I can teach you. Not five times per skill, five training slots. This worked well enough in Morrowind, but Oblivion adds a couple of twists to it which make things rather inconvenient.įirstly, unlike Morrowind where you could get training at pretty much any time as long as you weren't trying to learn something outside your skill level, Oblivion has a sort of timetable where you can only get trained five times per level, period. In general, what happens is that you pick a few skills you like when starting out, and as you use them you increase in proficiency and level up. As anyone who has played the game for more than about 30 minutes can attest, Oblivion's levelling system leaves a few things to be desired. If you've never played the game before you're liable to miss a few things but a lot of people seem to enjoy them anyway.

Knights of the Nine - Hunting relics for fun and prophetĪs with the other anti-walkthroughs, I'm kind of assuming you've already completed the game at least once - this thing is called an anti-walkthrough for a reason, after all. I have also updated Unfriendly Competition and Ahdarji's Hair Loom on this page, as of June 2011.

That will come later.Įxtras Oblivion Part II - Daedric Quests and Shivering Isles (2011) I don't know how well it will work on other versions, or with the expansiona installed. Shivering Isles and Knights of the Nine were not installed as of this writing. This anti-walkthrough thing was made with build Hey people, come and board the train, come anaesthesize your frazzled brain Hey there, would you like to ride on the best event since suicide?

Necromancer quest for infamy