Elder scrolls 4: Oblivion PC game

In the beginning of Oblivion you have to choose you race and gender and what you look like. There are many races to choose from and each one has its own unique abilities. These are the races you can choose from:

Nord
Breton
Imperial
Redgaurd
Wood elf
High elf
Dark elf
Orc
Argonian
Khajit

During the first part of the game while you are getting out of the prison you have to choose your seven major skills. You will have to increase your major skills later in the game to increase your level. You increase your major skills by using a sword a lot of jumping or running ect.

In the game your character is in the province of Crodyl. There are many different cities in the game and lots of people to talk to. There are lots of quests you can get from people and guilds, besides the main quest in the game. There are four guilds that you can join:

The Fighters guild
The Mages guild
The Thieves guild
The Dark brotherhood

In each guild you have to do missions to earn rewards and advancement in your rank within the guild.

There are lots of things you can buy from the merchants within all of the cities. You can buy swords, daggers, axes, maces, shields, armor, staffs, ingredients alchemy equipment and spells. There are spells to damage your enemy’s attributes, to heal yourself and to summon cool creatures to fight for you.

If you commit a crime in the game, like stealing or attacking someone the city guards will run up to you and give you three options: to pay your bounty, go to jail or resist the arrest. If you resist arrest the guards will attack you and kill you, unless you are very powerful or if you have the god mode cheat. If you go to jail, you do not lose any money, but when you get out you might lose a point to some of your attributes. So paying the bounty is the easiest, you may the money and they let you go.

You can pray at alter in the cities chapels to gain effects. You can also mix ingredients to make potions and poisons.

This is a very fun, long game, and is my favourite game I have ever played.

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