A Day In The Life Of Your Character

[Aerin Morth]

Let's see, I'll just pick my Cute Elf Kiara.

 

She starts the day by killing people. Honestly, she's probably the most bloodthirsty character I've ever made and/or seen in a game. After she's done with her morning slaughter, she'll probably go shopping for clothes. I download way too many clothing mods, but they're all so pretty!

 

Then I'll pick a town or landmark for a photoshoot and take lots of pictures. Then I'll exit and fix them up in GIMP, then post them here, and then I'll go back and play her some more.

 

She likes exploring Ayleid ruins, but not caves. She also enjoys creeping through pirate ships for no reason, and dropping poisoned apples in noble's houses.

[nickdrwal]

First, I wake up to ask my maid (battlehorn castle mod, awesome!) to get me some strawberries, vension, and mead, Then, I gather a soldier, and check on the castle. I get the latest news, fight a little, then take a horse ride. I take a swim, and go to my wizard tower (mod) and chill out. (Ha, chill, lol). Then, I sell stuff, go grocery shopping for the men, and set up a camp. On rare occasions, i use player. placeatme cheat, and march north with the legion(s). Boring, fun? YOU decide. That's my life. 8) Chill out.

[darkcloud372]

My current character, a Dark Elf with blue hair, dosent really follow any quests in particular.

She dosent really care about others, so she does whatever she pleases.

Decorating the Sky Castle is always high on her to-do list.

Most of the time its finding rare crap, enchanting it, and selling it.

I'm thinking of joining the fighters guild, but i've done that on a previous character.

 

Hmm... Maybe its time to get another castle, you can never own just one!

[Varus Torvyn]

Why do all my topics become mod posts? :D

Because mods are what adds so much to Oblivion. You take the vanilla, open it up with the DLCs, expand it with SI, then you start thinking about adding mods to give you even more game-time (Lost Spires alone adds 15 hours).

 

Mods also increase the open-ended aspect of Oblivion. For my own version of Oblivion, my Battlemage decided he would continue Martin's dream of improving the quality of life in Tamriel. So he continues to look for new quests to fulfill. You do that by adding in new quest-mods.

 

My Battlemage enjoys a Fame of 186, and he hopes to break 200.

 

Once you activate your first quest-mod and finish it, you'll find out. Mods are like the Lay's Potato Chip slogan - nobody can install just one.

[myrmaad]

My character puts on her favorite outfit depending on what she has planned for the day.

 

She makes a bunch of custom spells and potions, rides her horse, and either goes to the market or to visit the nobility in which case she uses her Speechcraft arsenal of clothing. Or wears pretty much "hunting gear" which consists of an arsenal of custom chameleon/sneak outfits, or custom strength hunting clothes.

 

Almost every day she kicks a lot of bad-guy ass, but she most prefers using her custom-made soul-catching bow to trap evil souls.

 

She makes a very good living as an "arms dealer".

 

In her free time, she likes swimming and exploring.

[firefable]

Wake up, go to the most populated area of the IC, most likely Talos Plaza, save the game, get my scythe and black robes out, run around hacking a ppl and use midas's magic to defend myself from the guards. - in Tamriel....

 

Shivering Isles - Summon the big creature thingy from midas's magic (forgot wats it called, its like a big demon thats uncontrollable), summon my dragons and other creatures to fight the giant demon, sit back, relax and watch the show.

You should try it too, it really is entertaining.