How to store items in Oblivion Remastered
Oblivion Remastered throws plenty of items of all kinds to keep and use, but you can't carry an infinite amount with you. Compared to traditional RPGs, the inventory system feels far more limited, and the game doesn't actually explain much. However, there are different ways to store your items so that you can travel light. This guide will highlight all the possible options, including using your house. How to Buy a house in Oblivion Remastered Getting a house in Oblivion Remastered purely for storage makes very little sense, but it's an efficient option. You can buy houses in almost every major city, with My Imperial being the cheapest option. This house can be found in the Waterfront District of the Imperial City. Screenshot via Bethesda Once you have purchased a house, you'll have to get Storage upgrade plans. This applies to most houses with a few exceptions. If you manage to complete the Zero Visibility, you'll get a permanent room at Roxey Inn. This room has drawers available for players to use as storage. There are two other options available if you need a place to store different items. A house, in comparison, is the most expensive way to store things. However, it also offers the highest amount of control in terms of what you want to store, and where you want to store. Jauffre's Chest, Weynon Priory If you're at the Weynon Priory, you can access a chest next to Jauffre's Desk. Bring Jauffre, the Amulet of Kings, and ask him to assist you. He will unlock a storage chest, which contains a lot of different items. Once you have removed the items, the storage can be used to keep different items. You can keep using this chest until the Priory gets invaded by the Mythic Dawn. Use a Sack Certain pouches and bags are tagged as "Sack," and you can find them at different locations. These containers don't reset, so you can safely store all your items inside. Unfortunately, you can't buy or move a Sack. There are plenty of them going around the place, but you'll have to manually remember what's kept in them. Similarly, you can use containers to store items, but most of them reset after three days. Any item kept in them will be lost forever, so be careful. There's another way to use a peculiar hollow tree stump in the Imperial City. This stump can be found in the Office of the Imperial Commerce in the Market District. This stump allows you to store any item you want, and it won't be lost. Again, the challenge is to remember its location and not forget what you've stored in it. The post How to store items in Oblivion Remastered appeared first on Destructoid.
Oblivion Remastered throws plenty of items of all kinds to keep and use, but you can't carry an infinite amount with you.
Compared to traditional RPGs, the inventory system feels far more limited, and the game doesn't actually explain much. However, there are different ways to store your items so that you can travel light. This guide will highlight all the possible options, including using your house.
How to Buy a house in Oblivion Remastered
Getting a house in Oblivion Remastered purely for storage makes very little sense, but it's an efficient option. You can buy houses in almost every major city, with My Imperial being the cheapest option. This house can be found in the Waterfront District of the Imperial City.
Once you have purchased a house, you'll have to get Storage upgrade plans. This applies to most houses with a few exceptions. If you manage to complete the Zero Visibility, you'll get a permanent room at Roxey Inn. This room has drawers available for players to use as storage.
There are two other options available if you need a place to store different items. A house, in comparison, is the most expensive way to store things. However, it also offers the highest amount of control in terms of what you want to store, and where you want to store.
Jauffre's Chest, Weynon Priory
If you're at the Weynon Priory, you can access a chest next to Jauffre's Desk. Bring Jauffre, the Amulet of Kings, and ask him to assist you. He will unlock a storage chest, which contains a lot of different items.
Once you have removed the items, the storage can be used to keep different items. You can keep using this chest until the Priory gets invaded by the Mythic Dawn.
Use a Sack
Certain pouches and bags are tagged as "Sack," and you can find them at different locations. These containers don't reset, so you can safely store all your items inside. Unfortunately, you can't buy or move a Sack. There are plenty of them going around the place, but you'll have to manually remember what's kept in them.
Similarly, you can use containers to store items, but most of them reset after three days. Any item kept in them will be lost forever, so be careful.
There's another way to use a peculiar hollow tree stump in the Imperial City. This stump can be found in the Office of the Imperial Commerce in the Market District. This stump allows you to store any item you want, and it won't be lost. Again, the challenge is to remember its location and not forget what you've stored in it.
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