PushTheWinButton

A complete re-implementation of Harvest Containers' animated containers, with drastically reduced scripting, greater compatibility, and removal of save-bloat.

A small balance tweak that makes the Skeleton Key only provide a bonus to Security when carried, and not act as an unbreakable lockpick.

Makes Mysticism increase the power of soul gems when recharging enchantments, and some other soul gem-related changes.

Adds an arrow de-nock feature by pressing the sheath weapon key, just like in Skyrim. Uses xOBSE events to optimise the script.

Adds balanced cloaks and backpacks that can be worn together.

Adds simple and balanced bonuses for eating, drinking, and sleeping regularly. Encourages roleplaying, without the burdening you with negative effects if you don't.

Adds skill bonuses for wearing a matching set of light or heavy armour. Supports enchanted and mod-added items.

Weapons enchantments will gain a slow and balanced recharge over time, and Azura's Star must be regenerated at Dawn or Dusk to be reused.

A plugin replacer for Oblivion Character Overhaul that removes all dirty edits and ITM records. Optionally restores vanilla hairs.

Adds back scabbards for all claymore swords.

Adds simple, vanilla-friendly saddlebags to all vanilla and DLC horses and follow/wait commands.

A beginner-friendly modding guide that brings the spirit of vanilla plus all the way to the lands of Cyrodiil!

A streamlined replacement for the original Oblivion Character Overhaul plugin with all the NPC and hair changes removed, making it far more compatible and vanilla-friendly without losing the new race visuals.

A lightweight mod that automatically creates saves at customisable intervals and when you level up. Replaces the buggy vanilla autosave system.

Renames all Iron and Steel bows to more logical wooden names. Affects all Iron and Steel bows, including those added by Shivering Isles.

A highly optimised alternative to the original Shield on Back plugins, completely rebuilt with heavily reduced scripting. Shields will be displaced from the players arm to the back whenever weapons are sheathed.

Removes level scaling from all leveled quest rewards and items, instead giving them balanced stats more like how artefacts are handled in Skyrim.

A fix for an engine bug which affects all chance-based creature spawns.

An immersive overhaul true to the feel of the original game. Rare loot is actually rare, high level enemies only spawn at boss-level spawn points, low level enemies and items can spawn regardless of level, and a tonne of other balance tweaks for almost every aspect of the game. Oblivion, as it was meant to be!

Attempting to harvest an ingredient will automatically harvest all plants of the same type in a small radius at once. Saves you repeatedly pressing on each plant in a patch.

Fixes Mercantile experience gains in the simplest available method. Nothing more, nothing less. Just vanilla—fixed.

Adds customisable magnitude caps for all the exploitable 100% magic effects. For those with no self control.

Adds a customisable cost to using vanilla fast travel, to simulate costs for carriage and inns, etc, during your journey.

Removes the infamy reset from completing the pilgrimage added by Knights of the Nine, whilst exactly preserving all other infamy-related features of the DLC and base game.

Makes unused training sessions rollover into the next level, and training costs are now dependent on the trainer's disposition and skill.