Love Oblivion Remastered’s Dark Brotherhood missions? This Mod Expands with a Massive Radiant Contract System and Unique Morrowindy Gacha Mechanics

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Okay, so here’s the deal. If you’re as obsessed with the Elder Scrolls: Oblivion’s Dark Brotherhood quests as I secretly am – and trust me, it’s a whole gig – I’ve got something wild to share. There’s this crazy-great mod for Oblivion Remastered that just pumps life into the whole assassin vibe. They jazzed it up with a, I kid you not, radiant contract system. Yeah, 100 brand spanking new targets are now waiting for you. Dive into that assassin lifestyle like there’s no tomorrow!

Anyway, not to go on too much of a tangent, but these mods seem like a way to shake things up a bit, instead of always being the valiant hero. Let’s be honest, sometimes you just wanna be the one on the hunt, not the one running for your life, right?

So, this is all thanks to ColdTyrant’s mod called ‘Dark Brotherhood – Infinitum’ – a name that sounds like it was concocted in a brainstorm of ultimate evil genius. Previously, folks went a bit darker with the Mythic Dawn or dabbled in necromancy, but now, sticking to those sinister vibes, we’ve got something new. Basically, you’ve got 100 new kill contracts built into a radiant quest system. Perfect for getting a little extra thrill (and cash – or should I say gold?). It’s nice that they’ve kept the original quests intact; you can just switch it up whenever boredom strikes.

You’ll bump into characters with names like “Diligent Father” (I mean, why that name? It’s a thing), so no stress about depopulating Cyrodiil village by village. Yup, headed to the Cheydinhal Sanctuary to pick your missions, you’ll spot Creeper the scamp from Morrowind. Who thought he’d become the poster child for killing assignments and rewards?

Funny twist, in addition to 500 gold per contract, they throw “Dark Tokens” at you. Kinda like a “spin to win” roulette game – gacha style. Tokens get you random stuff like weapons, armor, maybe some scrolls, or a Pandora’s box of potions. Gotta love how it meshes the merciless world of Oblivion with that addictive little element called chance.

I’m kinda secretly hoping my gear-loving friends finally find a balance with their gacha addiction through this. Seriously, if you plan on diving in, you’ll need some mod magic – that’s Oblivion Remastered’s UE4SS and all that jazz.

Feel free to dive into more Oblivion chaos in our other pieces, like that chat with the modder who remixed the world a day after its official release. Chaos, my friends.

Good luck, happy assassining, or something like that.