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The Fantasy Art of Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion - Dark Brotherhood Sanctuary
| Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion is a first-person perspective fantasy computer role-playing game set in a vast 3D world with an open-ended storyline that allows the player the freedom to pursue the main quest, side quests, or simply explore the world. The game is set in a different geographic location from the previous in the series (Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind) and in general the architecture and wildlife is more medieval and real-world. The fantasy game art is vastly improved, however, and at the time of its release wowed the world with its realism and attention to physics in its interactivity. | This Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion fantasy art / game art page has images from a graphically modified game. For an overview of the major changes, click here. The Unofficial Elder Scrolls Pages has detailed information on Dark Brotherhood Sanctuary. |
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The mentally deviant assassins in the sanctuary pictures above have been customized by the CNRP (Cyrodiil NPCs Remodelling Project). Combined with the custom armours, the assassins look considerably more interesting than the original as well as the player, who is still issued an original Dark Brotherhood uniform -- little more than a brownish bodysuit classed as Light Armor in the game. Although the overall effect might be considered overdone, the fantasy artwork, especially for the armour, is excellent. Worth mentioning is DB Shadow Armor Elite, a much more conservative than CNRP's Dark Brotherhood. This mod simply retextures the uniform from dark brown fabric to a glossy leather black and makes it available for the player (only). Some might find the final look too "plastic" looking, however. |
The Dark Brotherhood also existed in Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind (Tribunal expansion), and had the best light armor in the game and a helmet with an interesting optical device that made them look like snipers. |
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