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- Date added: April 20, 2008
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From Pxl Productions :Vampirism Obliviated in Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion erases all of the vampire spells and effects within Oblivion that act upon your character, and works whether or not you are currently a Vampire. Specifically, this mod erases the spells that make you into a vampire, such as vampirism25-100, the attack and defense bonuses, and sunlight damage, so that you can still become a vampire again if you disable this mod.
Installation: If you don't have earlier versions of this mod: Unzip the .esp file to the data folder located in the same folder as oblivion.exe. When you open oblivion click the data files button on the opening interface. Check the box labeled Vampirism Obliviated.esp. Compatibility: This mod should be compatible with any other mods that don't change any vampire settings. Has not been tested with OOO or any large mods like that. This version is the first release on CNET Download.com.
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Version: Vampirism Obliviated in Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion 1
"A great way to rid Oblivion of Vampirism"
Pros: This was really great, it got rid of the effects of Vampirism, like sun damage and all of the fortifies too.
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