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Mizranda Chateau Quest Items Included The lovely and illustrious Mizranda Chateau is your birthright. Your dear great aunt, Mizranda Darx, promised to bequeath it to you, remember? No matter one way or another. It is yours now. Claim it. *****INSTALLATION***** Unzip MizrandaChateauQuestItemsIncluded.esp and the ‘Meshes and Textures’ fo
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Mizranda Chateau Quest Items Included
The lovely and illustrious Mizranda Chateau is your birthright. Your dear great aunt, Mizranda Darx, promised to bequeath it to you, remember? No matter one way or another. It is yours now. Claim it.
*****INSTALLATION*****
Unzip MizrandaChateauQuestItemsIncluded.esp and the ‘Meshes and Textures’ folder to the ‘Data’ folder in the Oblivion installation directory, which should be found at: c:/Program Files/Bethesda Softworks/Oblivion/Data.
Start Oblivion, select ‘Data Files’ and check ‘MizrandaChateauQuestItemsIncluded.esp’ and ‘ingredientjars.esm.’
*****DISCLAIMER*****
This house contains items that might be considered ‘cheats.’ Every type of (unenchanted) armor is included, as well as every skill book, as well as lots of gold and jewels. Having all of this for free is pretty overpowered, so if you don’t want to ‘cheat’ I’d suggest not using that stuff. ^.^
THIS HOUSE CONTAINS QUEST ITEMS! In fact, it contains just about every quest item. Some of them are really cool and can’t be kept otherwise in the game (like the Elder Scroll, the Staff of EverScamp, and the Amulet of Kings). They are copied versions, which makes them ‘safe’ to pick up and put down, as in they won’t stick in your inventory, but they WILL MESS UP YOUR QUEST LINES. If you go in the Champion’s Trophy Room and pick up the Imperial Dragonscale Armor, and you haven’t completed the main quest, you WILL mess up your main quest. If this is something that bothers you, you can (1) be very very careful about what you pick up, or (2) download ‘Mizranda Chateau (NO Quest Items),’ which is a very nice version of this house that includes everything except the items you can only get during or through quests.
DO NOT RUN BOTH MODS AT ONCE! Bad things will happen. Pick either ‘Mizranda Chateau (Quest Items Included)’ or ‘Mizranda Chateau (NO Quest Items)’ but do not run both at the same time. If you download one and later decide to switch to the other, make sure you back up your game first.
You’ve been warned!
All of the containers in and around this house are safe for keeping things in.
I don’t suggest you attack the pussycat in the library unless you wish to come to a very unfortunate and humiliating end.
*****DESCRIPTION*****
Mizranda Chateau was built with the simple intention of having a home in which to display everything in the game, prettily and tastefully. There are many secrets in this house.
The chateau sits on it’s own island north of Leyawiin and south of Bravil. It is complete with bridge and sheep yard, and boasts twelve rooms (all separated to reduce lag) each with a specific theme and purpose.
The Entrance Hall is filled with rare and beautiful statues of the Daedric Gods, and corresponding display cases and tables on which you can find displayed the various treasures they have presented you.
The Dining Room is always kept well stocked with delicious and exotic foods and wines.
The Mage’s Study is decorated in a style to befit an esteemed member of the Mage’s Guild. It is complete with fungi garden, storage for all your potions, scrolls, and ingredients, and an oversized display case perfect for displaying staves.
The Champion’s Trophy Room is fit only for the Champion of Cyrodiil, and boasts a décor suited to such a highly advanced member of the blades.
The Library is a charming study filled with books gathered by a very persistent collector.
The Bedroom is a cozy escape located at the top of the manor. This lovely bedroom suite comes complete with attached privy (indoors!) and lavish dressing room.
In the Basement, you will find a display room, filled with various display cases, which showcase odd but wonderful treasures that didn’t seem to fit anywhere else.
The Bath is a one-of-a-kind feature, a place where world-weary adventurers can take a … bath. This room is built on top of a natural hot spring, making it the perfect spot for a relaxing soak.
The Fighter’s Keep is decorated with the esteemed fighter in mind, and is supplied with every type of armor and weapon ever crafted. Included is a nook for displaying the treasures of a venerated member of the Fighter’s Guild.
Attached is a training room, for keeping fighting and adventuring skills sharp. In this area, you will find a nook dedicated to the Arena, and a similar nook dedicated to the various different guard armors of Tamriel.
The Thief’s Den is to be enjoyed by a skilled, industrious thief. In this room, you will find several display areas, and a secret.
A clever adventurer might find the darkest secret of the manor: The Lair. This room was built to appeal to life’s more vile occupations, and connects to an escape route which leads outside.
The lovely and illustrious Mizranda Chateau is your birthright. Your dear great aunt, Mizranda Darx, promised to bequeath it to you, remember? No matter one way or another. It is yours now. Claim it.
*****INSTALLATION*****
Unzip MizrandaChateauQuestItemsIncluded.esp and the ‘Meshes and Textures’ folder to the ‘Data’ folder in the Oblivion installation directory, which should be found at: c:/Program Files/Bethesda Softworks/Oblivion/Data.
Start Oblivion, select ‘Data Files’ and check ‘MizrandaChateauQuestItemsIncluded.esp’ and ‘ingredientjars.esm.’
*****DISCLAIMER*****
This house contains items that might be considered ‘cheats.’ Every type of (unenchanted) armor is included, as well as every skill book, as well as lots of gold and jewels. Having all of this for free is pretty overpowered, so if you don’t want to ‘cheat’ I’d suggest not using that stuff. ^.^
THIS HOUSE CONTAINS QUEST ITEMS! In fact, it contains just about every quest item. Some of them are really cool and can’t be kept otherwise in the game (like the Elder Scroll, the Staff of EverScamp, and the Amulet of Kings). They are copied versions, which makes them ‘safe’ to pick up and put down, as in they won’t stick in your inventory, but they WILL MESS UP YOUR QUEST LINES. If you go in the Champion’s Trophy Room and pick up the Imperial Dragonscale Armor, and you haven’t completed the main quest, you WILL mess up your main quest. If this is something that bothers you, you can (1) be very very careful about what you pick up, or (2) download ‘Mizranda Chateau (NO Quest Items),’ which is a very nice version of this house that includes everything except the items you can only get during or through quests.
DO NOT RUN BOTH MODS AT ONCE! Bad things will happen. Pick either ‘Mizranda Chateau (Quest Items Included)’ or ‘Mizranda Chateau (NO Quest Items)’ but do not run both at the same time. If you download one and later decide to switch to the other, make sure you back up your game first.
You’ve been warned!
All of the containers in and around this house are safe for keeping things in.
I don’t suggest you attack the pussycat in the library unless you wish to come to a very unfortunate and humiliating end.
*****DESCRIPTION*****
Mizranda Chateau was built with the simple intention of having a home in which to display everything in the game, prettily and tastefully. There are many secrets in this house.
The chateau sits on it’s own island north of Leyawiin and south of Bravil. It is complete with bridge and sheep yard, and boasts twelve rooms (all separated to reduce lag) each with a specific theme and purpose.
The Entrance Hall is filled with rare and beautiful statues of the Daedric Gods, and corresponding display cases and tables on which you can find displayed the various treasures they have presented you.
The Dining Room is always kept well stocked with delicious and exotic foods and wines.
The Mage’s Study is decorated in a style to befit an esteemed member of the Mage’s Guild. It is complete with fungi garden, storage for all your potions, scrolls, and ingredients, and an oversized display case perfect for displaying staves.
The Champion’s Trophy Room is fit only for the Champion of Cyrodiil, and boasts a décor suited to such a highly advanced member of the blades.
The Library is a charming study filled with books gathered by a very persistent collector.
The Bedroom is a cozy escape located at the top of the manor. This lovely bedroom suite comes complete with attached privy (indoors!) and lavish dressing room.
In the Basement, you will find a display room, filled with various display cases, which showcase odd but wonderful treasures that didn’t seem to fit anywhere else.
The Bath is a one-of-a-kind feature, a place where world-weary adventurers can take a … bath. This room is built on top of a natural hot spring, making it the perfect spot for a relaxing soak.
The Fighter’s Keep is decorated with the esteemed fighter in mind, and is supplied with every type of armor and weapon ever crafted. Included is a nook for displaying the treasures of a venerated member of the Fighter’s Guild.
Attached is a training room, for keeping fighting and adventuring skills sharp. In this area, you will find a nook dedicated to the Arena, and a similar nook dedicated to the various different guard armors of Tamriel.
The Thief’s Den is to be enjoyed by a skilled, industrious thief. In this room, you will find several display areas, and a secret.
A clever adventurer might find the darkest secret of the manor: The Lair. This room was built to appeal to life’s more vile occupations, and connects to an escape route which leads outside.