Before Enderal, there was Nehrim: a whole new adventure in The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion

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Before SureAI brought us Enderal, the team had already demonstrated just how far a determined group of modders could push a Bethesda RPG. Nehrim: At Fate's Edge takes the original The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion and turns it into an entirely different adventure, complete with a new world, original quests, and its own progression system. We're not talking about another province tucked away beyond Cyrodiil's borders. Nehrim is a separate setting with its own identity, stretching across forests, deserts, mountains, ruins, and underground spaces built for a full fantasy campaign.

SureAI replaced Oblivion's familiar use-based skill progression with experience earned from quests and combat, allowing players to spend learning points with teachers as they develop their characters. The free conversion requires the original Oblivion, not Oblivion Remastered, and the checked Steam installation uses a switcher to alternate between the two games. The supplied voice acting is German, with English text and subtitles available. Nehrim may be an older project, but its ambition is a reminder that some of the most remarkable adventures in modding aren't additions to a game at all. They're entire games built from what was already there.