В The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered Storing items in the inventory is not very convenient, since many of them weigh quite a lot, and it becomes difficult to search for something specific in a large list of items over time. With each trip to the dungeon, the hero's bag will become heavier, and soon he will face overload. You should also not put things in the first chest you come across, because due to the refresh timer, after a while all the items left in the box disappear.
Of course, you can immediately sell all valuable items and trophies, but you don’t want to part with a unique weapon or a set of armor. Special places designed for storing loot will help solve this problem. In the guide, we will tell you about all the ways to store things, including non-obvious and secret ones, and show the corresponding places on the map.
Where to Store Items in TES IV Remastered
When releasing into the open world, the game is in no hurry to give hints on what to do with the loot taken from the dungeons. This question becomes especially acute when during another sortie the hero gets overloaded and loses the ability to run and move quickly. But there are several options where you can safely store things without fear that they will disappear.
Private home
One of the most obvious ways to get to a safe chest is to get own home. Real estate is sold in each of the eight major cities. Once you have the living space at your disposal, you can store items in any container inside or just dump them on the floor - they will not disappear anywhere. To purchase a home, the seller:
- Vinicia Melissea at the Chamber of Imperial Commerce.
- Count Regulus Terentius in Bravil Castle.
- Velvin Benirus at the Earl's Arms Tavern.
- Count Marius Caro at Leyawiin Castle.
- Countess Narina Carvain at Bruma Castle.
- Count Andel Indarys at Cheydinhal Castle.
- Countess Arriana Valga in the Chorrol hamlet.
- The noise of the gro-Yarug in the castle of Skingrad.
After completing quest "Zero visibility", you can get a room with a bed and a chest in the settlement tavern ElswellTo start the quest, visit the village north of the Imperial City and wait for the dialogue with the residents to begin.
Quest "Knights of the White Stallion" also opens access to the White Stallion residence, where there are containers for safe storage of things. The only thing that can disappear from there is food, since Mazoga, who lives there, will not disdain to eat it. The quest can be taken from Count Marius Caro in Leyawiin.
In addition to the standard dwellings, the remaster includes shelters added as an addition to the original game:
- Smugglers' Cave.
- Cave of Deep Contempt.
- Frostcrag Spire.
- Battle Horn Castle.
Their advantage is that you don't need to save money to unlock them, you just need to visit the area and complete a short quest.
In most cases, a chest for storing things appears in the house only after purchagrades from a special NPC. Before the house is fully upgraded, you should not throw things on the floor, as they may disappear after purchasing another interior element.
Joffrey's Chest
As part of the first story quest after the prologue, the hero will find himself in Weynon Priory, where Brother Joffrey will offer to use the chest with equipment. This box is completely safe, and the items from it will not disappear.
Empty bags
Sometimes you can find open bags in cities. Unlike other containers, things do not disappear here, so they are great for temporary storage. You can find them, for example, in front of stores in the Imperial City's Shopping District.
Hollow stump
There's also a more interesting storage stash in the Market District - a hollow tree stump. It can be found in the courtyard behind Rindir's Staves and Edgar's Cheap Spells.
Jewelry box
An interesting container can be found at the very beginning, after completing the prologue and exiting the sewers. Swim across to the island with Ayleid ruins of Wilverin and find a small pier with a wooden box on it. Inside it is a small jewelry box, which is also a safe container.
Shellfish
Mollusk shells on the bottom of water bodies are one of the least obvious safe containers. Dive to the bottom of any body of water and find a shell. The main thing is not to forget its location, because it is much more difficult to navigate underwater.
Constant corpses
Sometimes in the open world and dungeons there are corpses left by the developers for the decoration of the scene, as an element of the environment. Often they are found during the exploration of locations and are needed to visually convey some story. They do not disappear after some time, and their inventory remains untouched. For example, the body of Prior Maborel and will remain lying at Weynon Priory after the Mythic Dawn attack.
We hope this guide helped you learn all the ways to store things in Oblivion Remastered, without fear that they will disappear over time. comments Share your tricks and found places to store valuable items. Look for more useful game guides in the corresponding section of our website.
