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TalentedElder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remasteredplayers online are sharing their great recreations of theBaldur’s Gate 3companions in the recent remaster. These awesomeOblivion Remasteredcharacters create a unique crossover between the lands of Cyrodiil and Faerûn.
When theOblivion Remasterwas shadow dropped, many players hopped straight into the character creator to see what was possible in the game. Gamers who played the originalOblivionwill know that creating ugly characters was almost a guarantee in the set of 2006 tools, so it wasn’t clear how much would be changed for the new release. WhileOblivion Remasteredfans were quick to create monsters, the new game was the best of both worlds, allowing players to actually create good-looking characters if they wanted to.
Some players online have been usingOblivion Remastered’s powerful character creator toolsto bringBaldur’s Gate 3’s companions to life in the game. User ChimesInTheWind showcased their awesome Lae’zel recreation, turning the Githyanki companion into anOblivion RemasteredHigh Elf. Despite the change in race, it’s instantly clear who they’re supposed to resemble - the sign of a solid effort from the player. Meanwhile, Redditor Emergency-Resist224 transformed their Dark Elf character into Minthara, with others in both threads asking for the sliders to use these impressive creations for themselves.
Lae’zel and Minthara Recreated in Oblivion Remastered
As one of the most popular games of the last few years, it was obvious that at some point, gamers would begin to recreateBaldur’s Gate 3companionsinOblivion Remastered. The versatility of the character creator tools means that players are now able to bring these characters to life with stunning accuracy, and it’s only a matter of time before more gamers online create the rest of theBaldur’s Gate 3cast.
Oblivion Remasteredcould be the perfect way for Bethesda to bridge the gap beforeThe Elder Scrolls 6is released. Bethesda recently confirmed thatdevelopment ofThe Elder Scrolls 6is on track, but the developer has been shy about offering up concrete details about the title, which was first revealed back in 2018 with a cinematic trailer. No one quite knows what to expect fromThe Elder Scrolls 6at this point, but players are in for a treat if it’s even half as excellent asOblivion Remastered.
