So, without further ado, allow me to take you through a select twenty-five secret quests hidden throughout The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. And with a game as expansive as this one, players could dedicate every waking hour for an entire week to exploring each and every pixel of land throughout the game and still not have made a sizable dent in the game's content. I believe you also get the chance to pickpocket the cell key when the guard talks to Jorundr, so you may get out without losing any. For this quest you'd want the minimum to get you jailed.

When games cost as much as they do, it is best to flesh them out to their maximum abilities and get the most bang for that valuable and coveted buck. The points lost depend on the bounty - so with 1000 bounty you'd lose 10 points. And why would you? Especially when considering that the main quest does not contain unicorns. And don’t worry still, few players dedicate themselves to the main quest alone. The main story will be waiting for you whenever you so choose to return to it. The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion is chalk full of hidden locations, items, and quests which players can choose from and embark on at any point. However, sticking to the beaten path is just not the sort of thing which can satisfy each and every player especially with a game which is designed to encourage exploration and going off on one’s own such as this one.

Let’s be honest, if a player solely stuck to the main quest in The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, they would have their hands filled with an incredibly long series of arguably difficult and arduous tasks.

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