#Oblivion how to level up full#
#Oblivion how to level up mods#
#Oblivion how to level up plus#

Alchemy raises when you make potions, which is easy but somewhat tedious (lots of ingredient gathering and inventory management is required). Based on Mysticism, Alchemy and Conjuration skills. One of the only ways to add to your magicka pool is to raise INT which makes it crucial for casters.

#Oblivion how to level up plus#

Intellect - controls total magicka points (your magicka pool is INTx2, plus any birthsigns, racial bonuses or items you carry - you never get more magicka from levelling). Overall this stat is medium difficulty to raise. Restoration goes up quite a bit more slowly than Alteration. You can chain cast spells for easy skillups. The other two go up when you cast a buff type spell (any cheap Fortify Attribute is good for Restoration, and a cheap shield spell like Protect is good for Alteration). Destruction goes up only when you damage an opponent and is hard to raise. Based on Destruction, Restoration and Alteration skills. If you do a lot of melee fighting your endurance stats will go up fast. Armorer goes up automatically as you repair gear, Heavy Armor goes up when you get hit while wearing heavy armor and Block goes up when you block. Based on Armorer, Heavy Armor and Block skills. If you want to be a melee brute and raise STR, you will need to alternate weapon types as you fight, or purchase training (usually available at the Fighters Guild).Д®ndurance - controls fatigue and health per level. These skills require a lot of fighting to raise, which makes raising STR a chore. These 3 skills only raise when you damage an opponent with that type of weapon (swinging at air doesnt give skillups). Based on Blade, Blunt and Hand to Hand skills. Strength - controls damage with close combat weapons, and every point of STR gives you 5 pounds of carrying capacity.

#Oblivion how to level up full#

Try to spread out your skillups amongst the skills based on 3 different stats so you get the full +5x3 per level. You should have at most one skill per stat as a major skill (you need a couple of skills as minors that you can spam skillups on without levelling). Raising Stats & Skills: The key concept is to decide which stats you need, and then raise the skills which will give you 10 skillups (+5 to the stat) each level. I prefer option 1 as more natural and less gamey. This is the most hardcore method: raise your minor combat skills insanely high early against easy opposition, and then raise your garbage skills to level in a controlled fashion. Method 2 is to fill out your entire 7 picks with garbage skills and rely on minor skills to fight with. Just make sure your garbage skills are ones that you will not use and that will not go up automatically. Any combination of weapon, armor and useful magic can work.

The primary combat skills should be the skills you plan on using to fight with: as you gain skill in them you will level, but you will get stronger and should keep pace with the enemy. My preferred way is to select 2 or 3 вЂњprimary combatвЂќ skills as major skills, and then fill out your 7 major picks with 4 or 5 вЂњgarbageвЂќ skills which you dont plan to use. There are two basic ways to build a character. You can have a very viable character who relies mostly or entirely on minor skills rather than majors. Both have the same cap (100) and although majors raise a little faster, the difference is not that large. Also, there is very little difference in major vs minor skills. In creating a character, avoid selecting major skills which will go up automatically. Also some skills will go up unavoidably as you do the common activies in the game, so you can get uncontrolled skill gains which can level you too fast. Some skills are easy to raise (which makes their associated stats easy to raise) and some are hard to raise. Unless you can match that pace, you will fall behind the enemies and get your hat handed to you at higher levels. However, the enemies are designed to level at what I would consider a moderate to hardcore min/max pace: I estimate they gain almost all of their 10 skill points in combat skills and get roughly +3 to +4 in 3 stats, per level. Your level controls the levels of your opposition: every level you gain, they gain. Each level adds health equal to 10% of your Endurance stat, and gives you the chance to raise up to 3 stats to a max of +5 each (you get +1 to a stat for raising the skills associated with that stat by 2).

Level goes up when you gain 10 points in any combination of major skills.

#Oblivion how to level up mods#

No mods needed and only a modicum of cheesy tactics suggested :). Another Oblivion thread - how to build a character in game to avoid вЂњgimpingвЂќ yourself as you level and how to make a strong min/max character, within the game engine.