Factions in Oblivion Remastered feature deep and rewarding quest lines. Here are all factions in Oblivion Remastered.
Factions are as deep as the main story in The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered, if not more.
Joining one of these groups throws your headlong into the daily lives of Tamriel’s people — the good, the bad, and the normal — gives you some exclusive quests, and, depending on the guild, rewards you with a few excellent items you won’t find anywhere else.
This guide lists all factions in Oblivion Remastered and how to join them. Bear in mind it’s a work in progress as we continue to verify that the methods from the original Oblivion are still accurate in the remaster. We’ll update in the coming days with details about how to join more factions.Table of ContentsAll factions you can join in Oblivion Remastered
Oblivion Remastered features 13 factions you can join. Each faction has an associated questline, some with quite a lot of Tamriel lore attached to them, and while not every guild has exclusive items on offer as rewards, you do get perks of some sort for signing up. Joining the Thieves Guild, for example, lets you sell stolen goods for a decent profit, while the Mages Guild makes it easier to work with enchanted items.
The major factions that you can join in Oblivion Remastered are as follows:
You can’t permanently join Mythic Dawn or Blackwood Company, but you can team up with them for a few quests.Non-joinable factions in Oblivion Remastered
Oblivion Remastered features several additional factions that you can’t join, though some of them still have questlines to complete or hideouts to plunder. One of the Crimson Scars’ strongholds, for example, is filled with poisons and has a loot chest with items that Scars members stole from their victims.Can you join multiple factions in Oblivion Remastered?
You can join every major faction in Oblivion Remastered, even when it seems like there’s a conflict of interests. It doesn’t matter if, for example, you start assassinating people with the Dark Brotherhood while you’re part of the no-crimes-allowed Fighters Guild.
