RPG Sheets for Oblivion RE

Remember those table-top games? Remember filling out those character sheets? It was a bit tedious, I know.

However, it allowed one to not only create the character, but shape it into something you cared about.

That was the fun part,or at least I thought so.

This was inspired by the Dungeons and Dragons, Fallout, and other table-top games.

This is not a mod to be installed in your game. It is a tool to help with

the game. This is a collection of many checklists on several tabs. If

you are familiar with those table-top games, then you should have no

problem with this. However, there is a sheet with instructions for

those who love to read instructions or people just staring out with

This was created to help me. With this I can see where I am in the game

and to see what items have been collected and what still needs to be

done. It acts as a bit of a guide to help in the completion of the

Most of this information was taken from The Unofficial Elder Scrolls Page

wikki. I combined that with my experiences in the game and created

this set of lists. This covers the original and remastered edition.

Requirements: No hard requirements. Soft requirements: a working

Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion game and a way to open and edit

spreadsheets. Excel or any other program will do. None of the DLC is

required to use this.

In the folder are three files. Two of the files are the blank trackers.

One is in open office format and the other is in Excel format. Excel

should be able to read and open both formats. The third file is an

example workbook with sheets partially filled in so there is a visual

reference for those who need it.

Installation:

Download the file. Extract