The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion - Miscellaneous Scenes

Fantasy game art from The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion.

Charus Valga, Count of Chorrol: During the quest "Canvas the Castle", the player/protagonist is tasked to discover who stole this painting. However, an oversight in coding means that the painting does not reappear in the Countess's chambers. This bug is fixed by the Unofficial Oblivion Patch.

K'sharra Prophecy: According to Ri'Bassa, village shaman of Borderwatch, they are doomed to a prophecy involving three signs. The daedric prince Sheogorath tasks the player/protagonist to make the first two signs appear, after which he takes care of the third, which up to this point is kept a mystery to the player.

As part of the main quest to save all of Tamriel from the demonic invasion of Mehrunes Dagon, the protagonist / player travels to "Paradise", a miniature world created by the villanous mastermind Mankar Camoran. The following slides and short video clip show the process of opening the one-way portal. Paradise itself is a sylvan forest on a large island, and not particularly special. The Universitas Arcanarum mod adapts this worldspace for its use, and though on a smaller scale, the look and feel are very similar.

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Titan Quest - Alternate Hero Skins (AllSkins Mod)

Fantasy game art from Titan Quest . An art book, The Art of Titan Quest , is also available. This post showcases the AllSkins mod (now included in the unofficial fan patch ). Normally, Titan Quest has only two hero models with no variation: Male and Female caucasian. The AllSkins mod is a free third-party mod that lets players choose from hundreds of fantasy "skins" for their character. Here are two basic Titan Quest models in their "underwear" (when a character is wearing no armour). Incidentally, it took two years before someone managed a game modification to remove the skirt . Here are two characters modified with the AllSkins mod (now included in the unofficial fan patch ). AllSkins Mod version 0.7

Heroes of Might and Magic IV

Fantasy game art from Heroes of Might and Magic IV . Play Heroes of Might and Magic IV risk-free with money-back guarantee from Good Old Games.

The Bard's Tale - Dun Ailinne Treasure Map

Fantasy art from The Bard's Tale fantasy role playing game. This cutscene features dialogue from the Houton blacksmith concerning his treasure map. Although the Bard being scammed is entirely in keeping with the overall tone of the game world, the treasure map was in fact a good one, as Dun Ailinne hides, among other things, the Golden Spyglass, which increases all future treasure finds by 10%.

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