Housing & Customization
In the vast world of Cyrodiil, establishing a home base is essential for storing loot, resting, and displaying your achievements. Oblivion offers players the opportunity to acquire and customize various residences, ranging from humble abodes to grand manors. These homes not only serve as a safe haven but also as a reflection of your character's journey and status.
The primary way to acquire housing is through purchasing properties in the major cities. Each city offers a different style and price point, allowing players to choose a home that suits their preferences and budget. For instance, the Imperial City offers several options, from the modest Waterfront properties to the opulent Talos Plaza District residences. Other cities like Skingrad boast larger, more luxurious estates.
Once a property is acquired, You can further personalize it through furniture and decorations. While some items are automatically included, many can be purchased from local merchants. These include:
- Chests and Safes: For secure storage of your valuables.
- Beds: To restore your health and magicka, and to pass time.
- Display Cases: To showcase rare weapons, armor, and artifacts.
- Decorative Items: Such as paintings, rugs, and statues to enhance the ambiance.
The process of acquiring and furnishing a home is often tied to questlines or simply requires a sificant amount of gold. For example, completing certain guild quests might unlock the ability to purchase a specific property or gain access to unique furnishings. The most prestigious homes, like Rosethorn Hall in Skingrad, often require substantial investment and may involve completing a quest for the current owner.
Beyond the standard houses, You can also acquire unique properties through expansions like the Knights of the Nine or Shivering Isles. These often come with pre-furnished elements and unique architectural styles. Ultimately, your chosen home in Oblivion becomes a personal sanctuary, a place to return to after your adventures across Tamriel.