Oblivion Remastered walkthrough – Full quest list

Oblivion Remastered has a huge number of quests to complete, and it takes a significant amount of time if you're looking to finish all of them. A vast chunk of your time will go towards completing the main quests, which are part of the central lore. Completing these quests will help you finish your campaign quicker (if you played the OG 2006 version, you'll know what you're in for). But the main campaign isn't the only area worth your attention, as there are plenty of optional quests that will keep you busy. All main quests in Oblivion Remastered Here's the complete list of all the missions in the main questline. You can't skip these quests since the game will remain incomplete if you do so. It will take you longer to complete them if you're putting extra effort into completing the side missions. Screenshot by Destructoid Tutorial Deliver the Amulet Find the Heir Breaking the Siege of Kvatch Weynon Priory The Path of Dawn Dagon Shrine Spies Blood of the Daedra Blood of the Divines Miscarcand Bruma Gate Allies of Bruma Defense of Bruma Great Gate Paradise Light the Dragonfires Imperial Dragon Armor (Epilogue) The main quests should take you around 35-40 hours to complete (depending on your chosen level of difficulty). However, the required hours stack up as you spend more time on the side quests. All Side Quests in Oblivion Remastered There are plenty of side quests to complete between the main missions. These quests are available across every region you explore on the map. While completing these quests isn't necessary, it's better to take on as many as you can. You'll be able to level up your character and unlock important rewards in the process. Here are all the side quests in each town. Anvil Pilgrimage The Ghost Ship of Anvil The Siren's Deception Where Spirits Have Lease Bravil Buying a house in Bravil Caught in the Hunt The Forlorn Watchman Through A Nightmare, Darkly Bruma A Brotherhood Betrayed Buying a house in Bruma Lifting the Vale Two Sides of the Coin Cheydinhal A Brush with Death Buying a house in Cheydinhal Corruption and Conscience The Sword of the Crusader The Wayward Knight Chorrol A Shadow over Hackdirt Buying a house in Chorrol Canvas the Castle Separated at Birth (Legacy Lost and Sins of the Father) The Killing Field Inns and smaller Settlements A Venerable Vintage (Weye) Bear Seasons (Shardock) Go Fish (Weye) Goblin Trouble (Crestbridge Camp) No Stone Unturned (Imperial Bridge Inn) Origin of the Gray Prince Revenge Served Cold (Harm's Folly) The Arena The Gravefinder's Repose (Roxey Inn) The Potato Snatcher (Faregyl Inn) The Sunken One (Shetcombe Farm) When the Vow Breaks (Whitmond Farm) Zero Visibility (Aleswell) Kvatch Breaking the Siege of Kvatch The Battle for Castle Kvatch A Wound In Time Saving Time Itself Leyawiin Buying a house in Leyawiin Knights of the White Stallion Mazoga the Orc Raid of Greyland Tears of the Saviour Whom Gods Annoy Skingrad Buying a house in Skingrad Helping Hands Paranoia Seeking Your Roots The Rosethorn Cache The Imperial City An Unexpected Voyage Burning Trail Buy a house in the Imperial City Imperial Corruption Order of the Virtuous Blood Origin of the Gray Prince The Collector (Nothing You Can Possess and Secrets of the Ayleids) Unfriendly Competition Vampire Cure All Guild Quests in Oblivion Remastered There are four different guilds available in the game: Dark Brotherhood, Fighters, Mages, and Thieves. In the below table you'll find all their respective quests. Dark Brotherhood Fighters Mages Thieves A Knife in the Dark A Rat Problem Anvil Recommendation Ahdarji's Heirloom A Watery Grave Amelion's Debt A Mage's Staff Arrow of Extrication Accidents Happen Azani Blackheart A Plot Revealed Boots of Springheel Jak Affairs of a Wizard Drunk and Disorderly Ambush Lost Histories A Matter of Honor Information Gathering Alchemy Acquisitions Finding the Thieves Guild A Kiss Before Dying Infiltration Bravil Recommendation May the Best Thief Win A Dark Exile Mystery at Harlun's Watch Bruma Recommendation Misdirection Another Dark Exile More Unfinished Business Cheydinhal Recommendation Independent Thievery Bad Medicine The Unfortunate Shopkeeper Den of Thieves Chorrol Recommendation The Elven Maiden Broken Vows The Desolate Mine Confront the King Taking Care of Lex Darkness Eternal The Wandering Scholar Join the Mages Guild Turning a Blind Eye Eternal Exile The Stone of St. Alessia Leyawiin Recommendation The Ultimate Heist Following a Lead The Desolate Mine Liberation or Apprehension Cast out of the Thieves Guild Final Justice The Fugitives Information at a Price Honor Thy Mother The Noble's Daughter Skingrad Recommendation Next of Kin The Master's Son The Necromancer's Amulet Permanent Retirement Trol

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Oblivion Remastered walkthrough – Full quest list

Oblivion Remastered has a huge number of quests to complete, and it takes a significant amount of time if you're looking to finish all of them.

A vast chunk of your time will go towards completing the main quests, which are part of the central lore. Completing these quests will help you finish your campaign quicker (if you played the OG 2006 version, you'll know what you're in for). But the main campaign isn't the only area worth your attention, as there are plenty of optional quests that will keep you busy.

All main quests in Oblivion Remastered

Here's the complete list of all the missions in the main questline. You can't skip these quests since the game will remain incomplete if you do so. It will take you longer to complete them if you're putting extra effort into completing the side missions.

Bottle of Shadowbanish Wine in Oblivion Remastered. — Screenshot by Destructoid

Tutorial
Deliver the Amulet
Find the Heir
Breaking the Siege of Kvatch
Weynon Priory
The Path of Dawn
Dagon Shrine
Spies
Blood of the Daedra
Blood of the Divines
Miscarcand
Bruma Gate
Allies of Bruma
Defense of Bruma
Great Gate
Paradise
Light the Dragonfires
Imperial Dragon Armor (Epilogue)

The main quests should take you around 35-40 hours to complete (depending on your chosen level of difficulty). However, the required hours stack up as you spend more time on the side quests.

All Side Quests in Oblivion Remastered

There are plenty of side quests to complete between the main missions. These quests are available across every region you explore on the map. While completing these quests isn't necessary, it's better to take on as many as you can. You'll be able to level up your character and unlock important rewards in the process.

Here are all the side quests in each town.

Anvil

Pilgrimage
The Ghost Ship of Anvil
The Siren's Deception
Where Spirits Have Lease

Bravil

Buying a house in Bravil
Caught in the Hunt
The Forlorn Watchman
Through A Nightmare, Darkly

Bruma

A Brotherhood Betrayed
Buying a house in Bruma
Lifting the Vale
Two Sides of the Coin

Cheydinhal

A Brush with Death
Buying a house in Cheydinhal
Corruption and Conscience
The Sword of the Crusader
The Wayward Knight

Chorrol

A Shadow over Hackdirt
Buying a house in Chorrol
Canvas the Castle
Separated at Birth (Legacy Lost and Sins of the Father)
The Killing Field

Inns and smaller Settlements

A Venerable Vintage (Weye)
Bear Seasons (Shardock)
Go Fish (Weye)
Goblin Trouble (Crestbridge Camp)
No Stone Unturned (Imperial Bridge Inn)
Origin of the Gray Prince
Revenge Served Cold (Harm's Folly)
The Arena
The Gravefinder's Repose (Roxey Inn)
The Potato Snatcher (Faregyl Inn)
The Sunken One (Shetcombe Farm)
When the Vow Breaks (Whitmond Farm)
Zero Visibility (Aleswell)

Kvatch

Breaking the Siege of Kvatch
The Battle for Castle Kvatch
A Wound In Time
Saving Time Itself

Leyawiin

Buying a house in Leyawiin
Knights of the White Stallion
Mazoga the Orc
Raid of Greyland
Tears of the Saviour
Whom Gods Annoy

Skingrad

Buying a house in Skingrad
Helping Hands
Paranoia
Seeking Your Roots
The Rosethorn Cache

The Imperial City

An Unexpected Voyage
Burning Trail
Buy a house in the Imperial City
Imperial Corruption
Order of the Virtuous Blood
Origin of the Gray Prince
The Collector (Nothing You Can Possess and Secrets of the Ayleids)
Unfriendly Competition
Vampire Cure

All Guild Quests in Oblivion Remastered

There are four different guilds available in the game: Dark Brotherhood, Fighters, Mages, and Thieves. In the below table you'll find all their respective quests.

Dark Brotherhood	Fighters	Mages	Thieves
A Knife in the Dark	A Rat Problem	Anvil Recommendation	Ahdarji's Heirloom
A Watery Grave	Amelion's Debt	A Mage's Staff	Arrow of Extrication
Accidents Happen	Azani Blackheart	A Plot Revealed	Boots of Springheel Jak
Affairs of a Wizard	Drunk and Disorderly	Ambush	Lost Histories
A Matter of Honor	Information Gathering	Alchemy Acquisitions	Finding the Thieves Guild
A Kiss Before Dying	Infiltration	Bravil Recommendation	May the Best Thief Win
A Dark Exile	Mystery at Harlun's Watch	Bruma Recommendation	Misdirection
Another Dark Exile	More Unfinished Business	Cheydinhal Recommendation	Independent Thievery
Bad Medicine	The Unfortunate Shopkeeper Den of Thieves	Chorrol Recommendation	The Elven Maiden
Broken Vows	The Desolate Mine	Confront the King	Taking Care of Lex
Darkness Eternal	The Wandering Scholar	Join the Mages Guild	Turning a Blind Eye
Eternal Exile	The Stone of St. Alessia	Leyawiin Recommendation	The Ultimate Heist
Following a Lead	The Desolate Mine	Liberation or Apprehension	Cast out of the Thieves Guild
Final Justice	The Fugitives	Information at a Price
Honor Thy Mother	The Noble's Daughter	Skingrad Recommendation
Next of Kin	The Master's Son	The Necromancer's Amulet
Permanent Retirement	Trolls of Forsaken Mine	The Bloodworm Helm
Scheduled for Execution	The Hist	Ulterior Motives
The Assassinated Man	Expelled from the Fighters Guild	Vahtacen's Secret
The Lonely Wanderer		Mages Guild Suspension
The Purification
The Coldest Sleep
The Renegade Shadowscale
Whodunit?
Whispers of Death

And that's all the quests, side quests, and main quests in Oblivion Remastered. For more on this fantastic recreation, here's how to level up your sneak stat, quickly and easily.

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