past that you'd become a bit overpowered IMO, unless you consciously restrain/sabotage yourself on some level ups (like, f.e., adding points to a stat that is of no use to your combat skills every so and so levels.)ĮDIT: Ofc. most of the world leveling overhails don't require altering the character leveling, since they "fix" the vanilla problems in their own ways.Īs for the character leveling mods you've listed, the +5 attr one is the simplest and risk free way, but it works best if you avoid leveling up too much. Instead of using a character leveling you could just use a world leveling overhaul. I'd just like to hear the thoughts of people who have used these mods long term and what the outcome will look like on a play through late game. It seems a bit too complicated for my liking but I could be persuaded either way. Realistic Leveling also seems to be used by a ton of people who swear by it and I'm curious as to why anyone would pick that over Galerion or just having +5 to all attributes. Also, I can't seem to get the console commands for customizing it to work, but that's not a deal breaker because it seems pretty well balanced the way it is. Galerion would be my second choice, and seems to be the favorite of a lot of people, but I'm curious as to how over or under powered a late game character would look like with this system in place. However, I fear that my character may become too overpowered from getting such high bonuses each level. With +5 Al Attribute Modifiers, it's a simple mod that is as close to the Vanilla game as possible, except without all the micromanaging of efficient leveling. You’ll have to help Brusef’s daugher, a kind gal named Biene, to retrieve the armor from her father’s tomb so she can pay off some of her debts.I'm currently torn between a few different leveling mods. You can get this after completing the quest Amelion’s Debt. How To Get: Find copies of this all throughout Amelion’s Tomb.īrusef Amelion’s Armor is a set of light armor with an enchanted shield and cuirass. Unique pieces of equipment collide with common but powerful sets – all in one place! 15. I’ve cast aside incomplete sets or individual pieces of equipment, so those of you who value aesthetical appearance should keep reading. However, it wasn’t as easy as I thought to find entire quality sets of armor in Oblivion… but alas, I’ve managed to compile this ranking and I do hope it helps on your playthrough!
Oblivion offered some of the finest armor in the TES franchise, which means there’s bound to be something in this list that you’ll like. Daedric, Imperial, Crusader… there were so many armor types before the days of Skyrim that we tend to forget.
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