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The Daedric Princes and the Aedra are the divine entities that preside over Tamriel in the lore ofThe Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered. One of the recurring themes inThe Elder Scrollsgames is Daedric Shrines, places of worship for these Daedric Princes, where people can seek blessings unique to these entities.
InOblivion Remastered, these shrines also serve as the starting points for special quests that are the only way toobtain Daedric Artifacts, powerful weapons and armor with unique enchantments. Here are all their locations.
All Daedric Shrines & Artifacts in Oblivion Remastered
In total, there are 16 Daedric Shrines inOblivion Remastered, scattered across Cyrodiil. With the exception of Dagon’s Shrine, all Daedric Shrines have an associated quest that will trigger when an appropriate offering is placed at the shrine, rewarding the player with an exclusive Daedric Artifact associated with that Daedric Prince.
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Azura’s Shrine Location in Oblivion Remastered
Azura’s Shrine can be found directly north of Cheydinhal. From Cheydinhal’s east entrance, follow the road north until you reach Lord Rudgumph’s Estate. Then, use the narrow path between the mountains heading northwest to reach Azura’s Shrine.
Boethia’s Shrine Location in Oblivion Remastered
Boethia’s Shrine is located at a high peak in the Valus Mountains. The easiest way to reach it is to first head to a particular spot in the Niben Basin (marked above), then head east to Fort Facian, then climb the mountain that’s directly behind the fort (east), and then turn northeast and climb the second mountain to the shrine.
Clavicus Vile’s Shrine Location in Oblivion Remastered
Clavicus Vile’s Shrine can be found southwest of the Imperial City, near the Gold Road. From the Imperial City’s western exit, head straight south, and you’ll run straight into this Shrine after passing Fort Virtue.
Hircine’s Shrine Location in Oblivion Remastered
Hircine’s Shrine can be found directly south of the Imperial City, in the Nibenay Valley. From the Imperial City’s western exit, turn south and follow the road as it turns east. Eventually, you will find Sweetwater Camp by the side of the road. Hircine’s Shrine can be found just a little way to the south.
Malacath’s Shrine Location in Oblivion Remastered
Malacath’s Shrine can be found directly north of Anvil. From Anvil’s Main Gate, head north until you reach Lord Drad’s Estate. Then, turn northwest to find the shrine.
Mephala’s Shrine Location in Oblivion Remastered
Mephala’s Shrine can be found northeast of the Imperial City, in the Heartlands. From Fort Chalman, which is located along the northeastern section of the road surrounding the Imperial City, head north until you find the shrine.
Meridia’s Shrine Location in Oblivion Remastered
Meridia’s Shrine can be found directly west of Skingrad. From the Skingrad western gate, continue heading west along the road until you reach Fyrelight Cave. Then, turn north, and the shrine will be straight ahead.
Molag Bal’s Shrine Location in Oblivion Remastered
Molag Bal’s Shrine can be found directly west of the Imperial City, in the Great Forest. From the Imperial City western gate, continue heading west until you reach Breakneck Cave. Then, turn southwest to reach the shrine.
Namira’s Shrine Location in Oblivion Remastered
Namira’s Shrine can be found east of Bruma, near a mountain peak. Take the road heading south out of Bruma until you reach Toadstool Hollow. Then, turn east and climb up the mountain to reach the shrine.
Nocturnal’s Shrine Location in Oblivion Remastered
Nocturnal’s Shrine can be found northeast of Leyawiin, along the road leading to the Niben Bay. From Leyawiin’s western exit, follow the road north until you reach Blankenmarch. The shrine is directly to the north.
Peryite’s Shrine Location in Oblivion Remastered
Peryite’s Shrine can be found east of Bravil, along the Silverfish River’s bank. Swim across the Niben Bay east of Bravil until you reach land. Continue east and you’ll find the Imperial Bridge Inn. The shrine is just to its east.
Sheogorath’s Shrine Location in Oblivion Remastered
Sheogorath’s Shrine can be found between Bravil and Leyawiin. Follow the road leading south out of Bravil until you come across Fort Nomore. The shrine is to the southwest.
Shrine of Sanguine Location in Oblivion Remastered
The Shrine of Sanguine can be found north of Skingrad, in the wilderness. From Skingrad’s western gate, head north until you reach Bleak Flats Cave. Then, turn northwest to find the shrine.
Vaermina’s Shrine Location in Oblivion Remastered
Vaermina’s Shrine can be found southwest of Cheydinhal, at the edge of a small lake. From Cheydinhal, follow the road south to Harlun’s Watch, then take the dirt path up the mountain heading southwest to reach the shrine.
Hermaeus Mora’s Shrine Location in Oblivion Remastered
Hermaeus Mora’s Shrine can be found west of Bruma and northeast of Chorrol, near the edge of the map. From Chorrol’s northern gate, follow the road heading northeast until you reach Shadow’s Rest Cavern, then head north to find a large fort named Sacre Tor. To the east are the Ninendava Ayleid Ruins, and just behind is A Gate to Oblivion. Behind the Oblivion Gate is a narrow dirt path heading west. Follow this path to the top of the mountain to reach the shrine.
Dagon’s Shrine Location in Oblivion Remastered
Dagon’s Shrine can be found in Lake Arrius Caverns, north of Cheyindal. Reaching Dagon’s Shrine requires a key that can only be obtained during the main quest “The Path of Dawn.” Since there are no extra rewards or associated Daedric quests for Mehrunes Dagon at this shrine, there is no reason to seek it out like the other shrines. The Daedric Artifact of Dagon,Mehrunes' Razor, is available inOblivion Remastered, but the quest is unrelated to this shrine.
