From Dark Elves to Khajiits, here are the best races for a new player in The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered.

The overhaul to Oblivion brings the game beyond even Skyrim's visuals ... infiltrating areas they're really not meant to enter. Wood Elves are usually going to be better in stealth combat than ...

Magic is a huge part of the Elder Scrolls world, but what does each school of magic actually do, and which is the strongest?

While Bretons and Orcs come with strong starting advantages, stealth enthusiasts can prefer Wood Elves or Khajiit and Dark Elves for versatility. Read through to find your best choice for the game.

to kit it out with armor. Snak gra-Bura can kit your chosen horse out with either Steel armor or Elven armor for 500 Gold.

Relighting Skyrim entirely reprograms the game's light sources, ensuring light beams come out from fires and stars only and not from planks of wood ... 55 new sets of armor to the game is what ...

You would get +5 to all Combat skills off the bat (that’s Blade, Blunt, Hand-to-Hand, Armorer, Block, Heavy Armor, and Athletics ... The Shadow birthsign and Wood Elf for an excellent build.

Train with Alix Lencolia in Chorrol. Wear leather armor to move fast and stay safe. Get hit by goblins in Fort Ash, west of Cheydinhal, to level up. Train with Ahdarji in Leyawiin. Cast spells ...

If you opt for a Spellsword, the best races for this are Dumer (Dark Elves) with Vvardenfell origin, or Breton with Systres origin, thanks to their good Magic and Melee skills. Spellswords have ...

The new elven expansions for 'The One Ring' and its 5E counterpart, 'Lord of the Rings Roleplaying', promise power enough for ...