The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion

Cirroc - Bruma's Great Chapel of Talos

Marie Palielle - Skingrad's Great Chapel of Julianos

Beem-Kiurz - Bravil's Great Chapel of Mara (with Knights of the Nine)

Kinther - Cheydinhal's Great Chapel of Arkay (with Knights of the Nine)

Marz - Bravil's Great Chapel of Mara

Ohtesse - Cheydinhal's Great Chapel of Arkay

Oleta - Refugee Camp south of of Kvatch (after 'Breaking the Siege of Kvatch')

Yes

chapter 11

you cannot but you can become a blade

well, when i try to get my speechcraft up i just find someone i can perswade ( i know its spelled wrong) and just keep clicking random places. the chances are they will come to hate you, but you will still get xp regurdless.

The daedric realm, Oblivion, is a different plane from the one in which the continent of Tamriel is situated. Creatures can travel to and from Oblivion through Oblivion gates, so presumably that's how daedra would travel to Elsweyr. (Note that this can not be done in any unmodded game).

Does not duplicate SOME enchanted items, not all, like the gray foxes cowl can be duplicated

hold down block and click activate

It depends, but their isn't really a best shop. The various shops across Cyrodiil don't all carry the same items. To get the best price on a particular item, raise the shopkeeper's mood by bribing them or coercing with them (joke, brag, etc.). Common items (such as calipers) are easily found outside of a shop in any city. Check inside of boxes, barrels, and chests.

You get it when you throw your x-cox out the window and get a ps3, maybe by that point you are smart enough to figure it out on your own, or learn to google, maybe wiki oblivion once?

You can check out their collection if you already have Steam at the steam store and if not you can look it up at the link below.

2 ways

1. get a spell that does so, (or create one at the arcane uni)

2. go to the daedric shrine south of the cloud ruler temple

Lord Dagon forever reborn in blood and fire from the waters of Oblivion for Lord dagon forever reborn in blood and fire from the waters of Oblivion for Lord Dagon forever reborn in blood and fire from the waters of Oblivion...

if youre asking if you can make your guy fat, no.

You go to your inventory screen and go to the character stats page (the one on the very left) after your in it you go down the menu to the very right and it should be on the very bottom.

I believe so but it all depends on your religon.

1. Uriel Sepim does not have armor. he has a robe. 2. You can get it 3. This is how: As soon as you get out of the sewer in the beginning, do not do anything for the main quest. Head straight to the shrine of Varemina near cheydinhal. You need an offering of a black soul gem, which can be found by doing the necromancer's moon quest in the mages guild. Use the soul gem as an offering, and do the quest. Note: This may be difficult at level 1, so level up a little. Now, once you get the skull of corruption, you have 2 choices: 1. if you have the shivering isles expansion, get the remains to all of the ghosts on suicide hill. this gets you the greater power risen flesh, which re-animates a body. The other option is to complete the mages guild questline. once you do that, the final quest is to fight mannimarco, the king of worms. Defeat him and take his staff. then go back to the sewers, to where the emperor died. Since you did nothing to further the main questline, he should still be there. use whatever re-animate spell you have to revive him. You can't just take his stuff, as the guards stop you. now, use the skull of corruption on him. the clone will attack the emperor's body. Kill the clone, and just as he falls down, save. then load the save and press "a" rapidly on the loot clicking thing to enter his inventory. then, you can take his stuff, which includes 2 pairs of red shoes, and his robe. if he has anything that says , don't take it. if you try to drop it, your game will crash. you now have the emperor's robe and shoes.

if your killing him for the money may i recomend the kings and queens

The story begins with the player's character in prison in The Imperial City. Emperor Uriel Septim VII, accompanied by his bodyguards, is fleeing from assassins who have killed his sons. By chance, Septim's escape route goes through the player's cell and you are able to follow them and escape yourself. During the escape, the Emperor tells you that he has seen you in his dreams and gives you The Amulet of Kings, an important heirloom. He tells you to find the monk Jauffre and give him the Amulet. The emperor is then assassinated. After finding Jauffre, you are told that Septim had an illegitimate son named Martin who is working as a monk in the city of Kvatch. As the only remaining heir to the throne, Martin must use the Amulet to light the Dragonfires that protect Cyrodiil from Daedra, inhabitants of the Daedric realm of Oblivion. Upon reaching Kvatch, you find that it is under attack by the Deadra. You enter the Oblivion gate, a portal between Tamriel and Oblivion, and remove the Sigil Stone that holds the gate in place, thus closing it from the inside. Upon returning to Kvatch, you help the soldiers fight off the remaining invasion force and meet Martin. The player must then escort Martin back to Jauffre, whose Priory is under attack by The Mythic Dawn cult, the assassins who killed Emperor Uriel Septim earlier. After saving the Priory, you find that the Amulet has been stolen, and you must escort Martin and Jauffre to Cloud Ruler Temple, a hidden fortress in the mountains, and headquarters to The Blades (the Emperor's elite bodyguard). As Martin trains to be the next Emperor, the player must attempt to retrieve the Amulet by infiltrating the Mythic Dawn. It transpires that their leader, Mankar Camaron, is in league with the Daedric Lord of Destruction, Mehrunes Dagon. Dagon wishes to invade the world by opening Oblivion Gates near major cities with the help of The Mythic Dawn who worship him. The player witnesses Camaron enter a portal into his own world, "Paradise" and take the Amulet with him. However, he leaves his book, The Mysterium Xarxes behind and the player steals it and returns it to Martin. The future Emperor must then unlock the mysteries behind the book whilst the Player helps the cities of Cyrodiil close more Oblivion Gates. A major battle for control of Bruma ensues, but the Daedric forces are stopped before reaching the city. The player then enters Paradise and kills Camaron and his kin. Upon returning Martin to the Imperial City, you find it under attack by the Daedra, with Mehrunes Dagon himself leading the army. Martin rushes to relight the fires with the retrieved Amulet while Dagon destroys the city. Reaching the Temple of the One, Martin thanks the player, and smashes the amulet of kings to transform himself into the avatar of the Great Dragon God of Time, Akatosh. He battles Dagon, and eventually banishes him to Oblivon, saving Cyrodiil, and possibly Tamriel, in the process. But in doing so, he sacrifices his own life; the cost of borrowing the power of Akatosh. Peace is finally restored to the world but no Emperor sits on the throne...

the Telekinesis staff is used to move objects in oblivion. when you have it out you can pick up items from far away or move them farther than you normally would be able to.

No

but if you go to kill the vampires etc

children under 7 may be scared

When your level gets high enough, they are everywhere. But even at low levels, you can find them at Hircine's grove, North of Bravil. And they will probably kill you.

press the cheat button (the button (`) next to 1 and above tab)

and click on yourself... at the top it should say your players name...

if it doesnt work press R to zoom out....

go to the options menu then controlls and you can change them from there.