Oblivion is full of items both magical and mundane. The articles listed here provide information on all of the items that can be found in the game.

• 1Finding Items

Finding Items[edit]

Depending upon whether you are looking for a specific item or just browsing for general information, there are several different ways to navigate through the many item-related pages.

Search[edit]

It's a weight reduction. The game doesn't subtract the weight reduction from the weight you're carrying, but adds it to your Encumbrance instead, which is confusing to say the least. Example 1: You're carrying 200/300 and cast Feather 100. You see 200/400 but it's actually 100/300 (200 weight reduced by 100). Since the maximum carry weight is derived from a character's basic statistics, changing them using the game's console will give your character a higher maximum carry weight. Open the 'Oblivion' installation directory on your hard drive.

If you know the exact name of the specific item you want to find, type its name into the search box at the left-hand side of the page and press the Enter key on your keyboard.

Categories[edit]

Within the category Oblivion-Items are many subcategories listing nearly every item in the game by function. If you don't know the exact spelling of a specific item, browsing through one of the categories may help you to find it.

General Articles on Items[edit]

Most of these articles provide general information on various types of items, and also include lists of the mundane (non-enchanted and widely available) varieties of the items.

• Ammunition: All arrows, magical and non-magical
• Armor: Base unenchanted armor
• The Black Horse Courier: Cyrodiil's only newspaper
• Books: All books in the game
• Clothing: Base unenchanted clothing and jewelry
• Ingredients: A complete list of alchemical ingredients
• Keys: A listing of all keys in the game
• Notes: Random notes and letters found in the game
• Potions: All potions, beverages, and poisons
• Specialty Gear: Items used only in special cases, such as guard uniforms, arena gear, etc.
• Weapons: Base unenchanted weapons
• Miscellaneous Items: Includes tools (alchemy apparatus, soul gems, repair hammers), gems, minor quest items, etc.
• Quest Items: Items that are marked as Quest Items at some point or other during the game.

Oblivion Console Commands Carry Weight Scales

Articles on Enchanted Items[edit]

These articles provide lists of all the enchanted items available in the game, organized according to how you are likely to find or obtain the item.

• Magic Items: General information about magic items
• Artifacts: Truly legendary items unlike anything else in appearance or attributes
• Generic Magic Weapons: All enchanted weapons that can be found in random loot
• Generic Staves: Staves with generic enchantments that can be found in random loot
• Generic Magic Apparel: All enchanted armor, clothing, and jewelry that can be found in random loot
• Leveled Items: Items obtained as quest rewards whose attributes depend on your level when you obtain them
• Scrolls: All magic scrolls in the game
• Staves: All non-generic staves (mages staff, leveled staves, and unique magical staves)
• Unique Items: Unique items with fixed attributes that are only found in one place

Articles Recommending Items[edit]

These articles provide recommendations on the best available items, depending upon your circumstances.

• Best Non-leveled Items: The best items for level 1 characters to obtain
• Best High Level Items: The best items for high-level characters to obtain and how to combine items for the ultimate character
• Magic Items with Guaranteed Locations: Enchanted items that can be found in guaranteed places

Creating Custom Items[edit]

• Alchemy: Create your own custom potions.
• Enchanting: Use the enchanting altar to create enchanted armor and weapons.
• Sigil Stones: Use sigil stones to create enchanted armor and weapons.

Official Downloads[edit]

Oblivion Console Commands Carry Weight Limit

Five of the official downloads add enough items that they are listed on their own pages:

• Knights of the Nine Items New items added by the Knights of the Nine download.
• Battlehorn Castle Items: New items added by the Fighter's Stronghold download.
• Deepscorn Hollow Items: New items added by the Vile Lair download.
• Dunbarrow Cove Items: New items added by the Thieves Den download.
• Mehrunes' Razor Items: New items added by the Mehrunes Razor download.

Object ID[edit]

All of the item listing include the item's Object ID (or Form ID), which can be used on the PC version to obtain the item using the PC Console command additem. To add an item to your inventory:

1. Open the console with the ` key (the key to the left of the 1 key). The legend of the key varies from country to country. For example, the North European keyboard has a § sign there.
2. Type: player.additem <ObjectID> <Quantity> (ex. player.additem 0004788D 1)
3. Hit <Enter> (or <Return>)
4. Close the console by pressing the ` key (or equivalent) again.

It is not necessary to type the zeroes (0) before the natural numbers or letters when adding an item to your inventory.

• The Object ID for gold is 0000000F, so to give yourself 10000 gold the command is player.additem F 10000
• For items from official downloads, the provided Object IDs all start with 'xx'. The 'xx' needs to be replaced by the number assigned to that download on your computer, which depends upon the number of downloads you are loading and their load order. See In Game Formid for details.
• For items from official downloads, it is not necessary to enter the first '0' in front of the number which denotes the load order (the 'xx').