About this mod
Safely store your items in a chest labeled \"Storage Chest\", located in the living quarters of every guild hall.
- Permissions and credits
- Mirrors
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Requirements:
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Oblivion 1.2.416
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Description:
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Every single containers in the guild halls are not "safe" and if you place your items in them, their content will vanish within a few days.
This mod adds a chest to each guild halls in which you can store your items without fearing of losing them. In other words, a "safe" chest that will not get its content erased or that NPCs will take items from.
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Details:
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Look for an exquisite looking chest labeled "Storage Chest". They are located in the living areas of each guild halls of every guild, except the Thieves Guild since the grandmaster already has his own "safe" storage containers.
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Installation
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1. Extract this archive to Oblivion\Data
folder.
2. Start Oblivion Launcher, click Data Files, and enable the Cliff_PersonalGuildStorageChest.esp file.
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Un-Installation:
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1. Start Oblivion Launcher, click Data Files, uncheck the .esp file(s).
2. Delete Cliff_PersonalGuildStorageChest.esp along with the readme file.
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Incompatibility:
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None. This mod does not change actual content.
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Known Issues:
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None
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History:
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2009-10-13-Version 1.0: Initial Release
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Contact:
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By PM on the Nexus, TES Alliance or Bethesda's Official Forums.
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Credits:
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Thanks to InsanitySorrow for his ReadMe Generator this file is based on.
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Tools Used:
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The Elderscrolls Construction Set.
Insanity's ReadMe Generator.
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Licensing/Legal:
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You may use this as you wish but you must credit me for my work.
Feel free to host it anywhere, as long as my name is there as original author.
This file may not be used for money purposes, such as being featured in CDs provided by magazines.
Requirements:
=================
Oblivion 1.2.416
=================
Description:
=================
Every single containers in the guild halls are not "safe" and if you place your items in them, their content will vanish within a few days.
This mod adds a chest to each guild halls in which you can store your items without fearing of losing them. In other words, a "safe" chest that will not get its content erased or that NPCs will take items from.
=================
Details:
=================
Look for an exquisite looking chest labeled "Storage Chest". They are located in the living areas of each guild halls of every guild, except the Thieves Guild since the grandmaster already has his own "safe" storage containers.
=================
Installation
=================
1. Extract this archive to Oblivion\Data
folder.
2. Start Oblivion Launcher, click Data Files, and enable the Cliff_PersonalGuildStorageChest.esp file.
=================
Un-Installation:
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1. Start Oblivion Launcher, click Data Files, uncheck the .esp file(s).
2. Delete Cliff_PersonalGuildStorageChest.esp along with the readme file.
=================
Incompatibility:
=================
None. This mod does not change actual content.
=================
Known Issues:
=================
None
=================
History:
=================
2009-10-13-Version 1.0: Initial Release
=================
Contact:
=================
By PM on the Nexus, TES Alliance or Bethesda's Official Forums.
=================
Credits:
=================
Thanks to InsanitySorrow for his ReadMe Generator this file is based on.
=================
Tools Used:
=================
The Elderscrolls Construction Set.
Insanity's ReadMe Generator.
=================
Licensing/Legal:
=================
You may use this as you wish but you must credit me for my work.
Feel free to host it anywhere, as long as my name is there as original author.
This file may not be used for money purposes, such as being featured in CDs provided by magazines.