The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion

March 20, 2006

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The Elder Scrolls

Franchises

The Elder Scrolls

Platforms

PC (Microsoft Windows) PlayStation 3 Xbox 360

Companies

2K Games 4J Studios Bethesda Game Studios Bethesda Softworks Ubisoft Entertainment

Genres

Adventure Role-playing (RPG)

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Icons exist for the Imperial Watch Armor, although there is no way to obtain it in-game (apart from the shield).

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City-Swimmer incorrectly addresses herself as a "he" when referring to herself.

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Castle Skingrad seems to be modeled after Bran Castle, the castle famous for housing Dracula. In Oblivion, Castle Skingrad is home to Count Hassildor, a reclusive vampire who is featured in quest revolving around vampirism. The architecture is clearly similar, especially the spires of the castle, and is sits atop a hill outside of the city.

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Unused voice lines for NPCs exist mentioning "Hearts Day" and "New Life Festival". These are both holidays that existed in The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall. It's possible Bethesda meant for the holiday system and these specific holidays to return in Oblivion, before being cut. Additionally, Pete Hines mentions in an interview that these holidays were to be present in an unreleased DLC.

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