[rewrite of title] Wish Oblivion Remastered’s Dark Brotherhood Missions Never Ended? This Mod Introduces a Massive New Radiant Contract System with Morrowindy-Style Gacha Mechanics

Alright, let’s dive into this. Oblivion, right? You gotta love it. If the Dark Brotherhood’s your jam, there’s this whole thing now with Oblivion Remastered. Some genius went out and cooked up a radiant contract system, so you can just keep whacking new targets — like, a hundred new ones. Yeah, really going for the “live the assassin life with flair” vibe here.

Anyway, instead of the usual hero stuff, you can flip it and be the one everyone’s scared of. Other mods are cool and all, but this just spices things up. Oh, and if you’re wondering what Darth Vader would approve, check out ColdTyrant’s masterpiece, ‘Dark Brotherhood – Infinitum.’ Seriously, these folks are on a roll with evil-themed contents. Mythic Dawn? Necromancy? All covered.

But back to the point — this latest thing is all about extra contracts. A hundred of them. They’re wrapped up in this radiant quest system, meaning fun times and extra coin, whenever you fancy. The original questline? Untouched. Thank goodness, right?

And they tossed in all sorts of new NPCs, names like ‘Diligent Father’ — gotta love those. So breathe easy, Cyrodiil won’t become a ghost town by your hand. Hit up the Cheydinhal Sanctuary, and you’ll find none other than Creeper the scamp, ready to send you on your merry murderous way.

Now here’s the kicker — apart from pocket change, they’ve thrown in this gacha thing. Win or lose, who knows? Spin the wheel for weapons, armor, maybe a fancy ring, or a box of scrolls if you’re lucky. Personally, I can’t handle gacha — it’s like gambling, but more addictive.

So, if this sounds like your cup of tea, check the essentials: Oblivion Remastered’s techy stuff — UE4SS and that other thing with a long name. Hope you get the thrill of the kill and the occasional jackpot. Oh, and don’t miss our other mod stories — some guy even fiddled with the game’s world right after it came out. Crazy, right?