Oblivion Basic Modding Guide
Oblivion Basic Modding Guide is created by Dispensation, a veteran player modderer, with the intention of teaching the game at its most basic level, something that is very important when starting out. It was created to give those looking to start modding something to learn from, as well as having something that they can use later on. This is especially useful to people who would love to start a character and then find out they can't because they don't know how. It can be hard getting the hang of the game initially, and many people become frustrated and quit, but this modding guide will help get people started in the right direction.
One of the first things this modding guide talks about is creating your own custom quests, and also explains the differences between these quests and the ones that are automatically generated within the game. You will be able to create your own custom quest, and this is used for either doing PvP or PvE content, or as a tool to generate grind spots, or side quests for certain quests. The difference between the two is the way they are handled and the amount of work involved in making them. A quest is the easiest to make, and is also used as the main source of income in the game. However, as more players are introduced to the game, more of their time is being spent on actually playing the game rather than just trying to complete quests.
One of the other most important aspects of this modding manual is explaining how to add spells and abilities to your character and how to make these as well as how to remove them. You can make a staff, use a shield, and can even get a wand as well as an enchantment. This can all be done in the game using the tools that are available to you, and the spells that are created by this method can be added to a character at any point in time, making them extremely customizable. If you are new to the game and have never played it at all, this is one of the first things that you should look for when looking for a way to mod your own game, and this is one of the easiest methods that can be created, with the most options available.
