Oblivion Remastered Fans Discuss The Best Ways To Make Money, Other Than The Duplication Glitch

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Summary

  • If you want to get rich quick in Oblivion Remastered, fans have a few suggestions.
  • You can hoard alchemy ingredients from local farms, make potions, and sell them en masse, or you can become a vampire hunter and pawn dozens of dust.
  • Failing that, you could always just raid the market district at the Imperial City.

The Septims are what keep Nirn running smoothly, but at times, rummaging through barrels for small change and tackling simple tasks can feel disheartening, particularly during the initial stages of gameplay. Fortunately, the Oblivion Remastered community has shared some strategies to boost your funds.

You can always duplicate high-value loot and sell it, but that’s hardly in the spirit of things.

User Cryptic_Archon initiated a conversation in the game’s subreddit, suggesting players rush towards the first Ayelid Ruin found after exiting the sewers. They suggested picking up the statue there, selling it, and then beginning the Collector quest. After completing this rather lengthy and somewhat ridiculous quest, the character will reward you with a substantial amount of gold. Once done, retrieve the statues, sell them to a fence (which also involves joining the Thieves’ Guild), and earn a nice profit.

It’s more beneficial to farm outside Skingrad and Chorrol, create potions from the resources, and then sell them. The resources replenish in approximately 2-3 days. This strategy not only boosts your alchemy and merchant skills but also provides you with a basic mortar and pestle during the tutorial.

“No Cheese Methods”

If alchemy doesn’t interest you, perhaps you might consider becoming a vendor of cursed apples instead. After all, the Wicked Queen needs to acquire her stock from somewhere, right? “Head over to Fort Farragut,” as u/Isakd123 suggested. “There, within a large tree stump, you’ll find a crate. Inside that crate, you can obtain 10 poisoned apples. Each one fetches 200 gold pieces. They regenerate every three days, but remember to travel to another location and wait before returning.

Transform into someone who is known as a ‘low-quality elixir peddler’. Gather all sorts of alchemy materials that you can find. Create numerous subpar potions, or what I would call ‘garbage juice’, and sell them to naive patrons at the Merchant’s Inn.

A commonly recommended approach is to become part of the vampire hunter group in the Imperial City and collect dust, valued approximately 250 septims per piece when returned to them. However, this requires reaching level ten, which isn’t early in the game. As an alternative, as mentioned by u/Hannibaal09, you can steal from the arena winnings box at night, earning around 500 septims. Later, as suggested by u/Valuable_Ad9554, consider joining the Thieves’ Guild and pilfering shops in the market district.

If you find the intricacies of the craft too overwhelming, and yearn to rekindle the joy of brewing enchanting potions, u/RedKite008 recommends joining the esteemed Mages’ Guild. Instead of relying on the repetitive cycle of farming, this path offers a more rewarding supply. You’ll need to put in some extra effort, but the valuable alchemy kits and books you’ll acquire will make it all worthwhile.

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2025-05-26 14:05