Integration: The Stranded Light

Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion mod |

Integration: The Stranded Light includes more than 80 quests with a strong emphasis on thinking, character interaction, choices, consequences, and lore. It delivers a seamless integration of Cyrodiil and Shivering Isles along with other lore races. A new, joinable guild plays an important role in many of the quests, which are unlike any in Vanilla Oblivion: A bit thinking, often multiple solutions, quite heavy on social skills. It also reaches beyond the typical mold of quest mods, seeking to enrich the existing game world as whole. The quests in Integration: The Stranded Light don't all follow a single storyline. It's more like a collection of somewhat intertwined short stories than an epic novel.

Post news Report RSS Three addons, and the Completion of the Walkthrough videos

A pack with three minor gameplay affecting things, a graphical enhancement, and an alternate NPC looks plugin. Additionally the Main quest has been documented completely in the Video Walkthroughs.

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Some addons have been added here, and should hopefully be authorized soon. They are better Telvanni Normals by IshmaelTheForsakenOne. This one make the Telvanni Mushrooms included in the mod look better:

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Another is the Alternate Faces plugin by LazyMonk. This one offers alternate face structures, eyes, and/or hair on the NPCs for those of you that don't like the default appearances.

Lastly is a collection of three little edits made by Rylasasin. Two of them allow you to decorate the main guild outposts where you normally wouldn't be able to, and the third gets rid of a aesthetically pleasing animation that a NPC has in return for faster movements and her having an easier time getting around.

In other news, the Video Walkthrough series has reached it's end for the time being.The main quest line has been completed, and I don't have much time to continue it currently. Here's the most recent video:


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Elementalist
Elementalist - - 732 comments

Telvanni buildings never have looked like they adjusted well to being in the brightness of Oblivion. Morrowind was always dark, and they fit there. But you've got a pretty amazing mod going here. :)

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