The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion


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28 screenshots added on Jun 23, 2006
The residents of Oblivion are the toughest you'll face, but nothing can survive the molten bath you'll give them"
The northeast corner of the temple offers another big challenge"
The level of detail in places that were never meant to be seen is truly incredible"
Gaining the eave of the roof is the first step in extreme climbing"
From the top of White Gold Tower, the Mage's Tower is short by comparison"
Haphazard placement will impede you on the way up. Keep it neat"
This would be a great time to settle some grudges and start lobbing down fireballs"
Don’t even try to climb paint brushes during crappy weather - they are nearly impossible to see"
Go ahead - we know you want to clank on the Arch Mage's bedroom with your sword"
Start a fight and a guard actually shows up on top. Push him off"
Cloud Ruler Temple above Bruma makes a great playground for aspiring acrobats"
Diving onto the Bruma trail is less of a drop until you improve. Jump beyond it to the right for a big hit"
Now this is extreme. Have a sack of potions, fire resistant gear and a priest ready to go"
That hurt. bit it isn't called 'Dive Rock' for nothing. Time to brew up an extra heavy-duty health potion"
You can fast travel to Dive Rock once you've found it, and finish the mini-quest after you dive"
Wait ... why would a Pegasus have no wings and the name 'Lawn Dart'? Damn you, PetMart!"
Unicorn surfing was invented well before snowboarding"
You'll spot a few new dungeons thanks to this unique and inspiring view"
Remember to save your game, since you'll be face-planting plenty often"
Try scaring the crap out of those two guys training down there"
Head up on top of these two towers to practice jumping and diving - and healing"
At about a hundred feet, we are almost astride the Orrery"
Falling off of your 'ladder' sucks. Save early and often"
This is the view from the very tippy-top. How many adventurers can say they were here?"
Not far to go now, if you've packed enough paint brushes"
We are way above the city now, thanks to neat and orderly placement"
The Orrery is a planetarium of sorts, but jump on top for the real deal"
Looking down you can see our ladder. Don't slip"
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