Title: Never Want Oblivion Remastered’s Dark Brotherhood Missions to End? This Mod Introduces an Expansive New Radiant Contract System with Morrowind-Style Gacha Mechanics

Alright, so get this. You’re into Oblivion, right? And you love the Dark Brotherhood stuff? Oh man, you’re in for a wild ride. There’s this thing called Oblivion Remastered. Now, one of the mods—can’t recall who exactly decided this, but genius move really—introduced this insane radiant contract system for the Dark Brotherhood. A whopping 100 new targets! Yep, you can just keep going. Live that Black Hand life to its fullest potential, if you get what I mean.

Now, switch gears with me—honestly, I sometimes wonder why I get so sidetracked. Anyway, it’s your chance to become the hunter instead of just some hero who’s always defending. Some of those other mods folks are playing around with in the remaster? Yeah, they’re doing crazy stuff too, but this one? Chef’s kiss.

Okay, so there’s this mod—something about the Sithis stamp of approval or whatever. I’m talking about ColdTyrant’s brainchild: ‘Dark Brotherhood – Infinitum’. They’ve been on this evil vibe for a while, letting players dive into the madness of Mythic Dawn and necromancy. Pretty wild stuff if you ask me.

And… back to where I was, right. This new addition gives you endless contracts. You know, like a killing spree but make it official with rewards and all. You won’t just wipe out Cyrodiil’s folks totally—don’t worry, these are random NPCs like ‘Diligent Father’. You start this mischief by heading over to the Cheydinhal Sanctuary. Creeper the scamp, that weirdo merchant from Morrowind, is your guy for assignments and rewards. How cool, right?

Here’s the kicker—500 gold per successful hit. Plus, these Dark Tokens. You gamble them in this super weird “Creeper’s Reward gacha Roulette.” Not kidding. It’s like spinning for a new weapon or some random armor. Maybe even a quiver of arrows or a box of scrolls. Quite a mix really.

To wrap it up, if this sounds like your jam—grabbing the mod means sorting out Oblivion Remastered’s UE4SS and that complex-sounding TesSyncMapInjector thingy. Happy spinning and… what else was I thinking? Oh, yeah, if you want more Oblivion mods, check out our chats with modders. They’ve been busy, like hacking into the game in record time. Fun stuff, I swear.