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| Release Date | 20 March, 2006 |
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| Publisher | Bethesda Softworks |
| Pages | Varies on version |
| Game | Oblivion |
The Oblivion Game Manual is the instruction manual included with The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. The manual gives basic instructions to gameplay mechanics. It can be downloaded here.
Table of ContentsEdit
- Getting Started
- Gameplay Controls
- Introduction to Oblivion
- Installing the Game
/ Staring Shivering Isles and Knights of the Nine - Main Menu
- Gameplay Controls
- The Game Screen
- Compass and Activation Icons
- Journal and Stats Menu
- Stats Menu
- Inventory Menu
- Magic Menu
- Maps and Quests
- Races
- Attributes
- Derived Attributes
- Skills, Mastery Levels, and Skill Perks
- Classes
- Increasing your skills and leveling up
- The Arts of Combat
- The Arts of Magic
- The Arts of Stealth
- Crime and Punishment
- Dialogue
- Horses, Houses, Books, Containers
- Options and Preferences
- Xbox Live
The back cover of the manual is a copy of the Gameplay Controls page in the manual.
NotesEdit
- The PS3 version of the manual is slightly different; in its table of contents it categorises several subsections of the above table of contents as their own separate section.
- Varying versions of the manual, depending on each released version of Oblivion and their region, will have different back pages.
- The version of the manual that came with the Collector's Edition[verification needed — base retail release too?] had pages advertising Oblivion merchandise at the now defunct Oblivion Store website, the first edition of the Prima Game Guide, and the mobile version of Oblivion.
- The PC and Xbox versions of the manual that are available to download via the link above have a page advertising the GOTY Edition of the Prima Game Guide.
- The PS3 version of the manual available to download via the link above has a blank page used for taking notes.
- The Fifth Anniversary Edition of the manual is significantly shorter, excluding about 1/3 of the sections listed above.
- Screenshots in the manual shows the player-character is an Imperial named Bendu Olo.