Oblivion
0 of 0

File information

Last updated

Original upload

Created by

Guinefort1

Uploaded by

Guinefort1

Virus scan

Safe to use

Documentation

Readme

View as plain text

Name: More Skooma Dealers
Version: 1.0
Date:
Author: Guinefort1

Description
===========

Adds skooma dealers to the inns of major cities

Details
=======

Skooma's lack of significant presence in Oblivion was always something of a baffling annoyance for me. If Skooma is supposed to be illegal and subject to a lively black market trade, then where are all of the drug dealers? To this end, a skooma dealer has been added to the low class/disreputable inn in each of the major cities with the exception of Bravil. Bravil was excluded since it already has its own skooma dealer. A second dealer has been added to the Imperial City as well, since while Shady Sam sells skooma just outside of the Imperial City, a city as large as the capital could stand to have two resident drug dealers, right?

Requirements
============

Oblivion Version 1.2.0416

Installation Instructions
=========================

Copy contents into your Oblivion data folder

Uninstallation Instructions
===========================

Delete the esp

Incompatability
===============

Should be compatible with just about everything. However, any mods that alter the interiors of the lower class inns in the major cities will likely be incompatible. Mods that alter the skooma in any way should be compatible.

Known Issues
============

None at the moment

Troubleshooting
===============

Feel free to come to me with questions or issues and I will help as best as I can. That said, please bear in mind that I am a novice modder and may not be able to offer much in the way of assistance.

Credits
=======

Thanks to:

Bethesda Softworks
TES Nexus
LHammonds - Readme Generator
Nifskope

Licensing
=========

I am making this mod open to revision by the public. If you have any ideas of how to expand or improve upon this mod, then go ahead. No permission needed. All I ask is that you give me proper credit.