Planes of Oblivion

Planes of Oblivion is a video game location that appears in 4 games

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The realms of the Daedric gods. Each Daedric god's realm differs greatly from the others, some like Sheogorath's plane of Oblivion will be visited, some others player will get the chance to see.

The Planes of Oblivion is another realm in the Elder Scrolls universe. The sixteen daedric princes have their own plane of Oblivion, each different and suited to its daedric prince.

Mehrunes Dagon: Dagon's plane of Oblivion is the most hellish place the player will visit. In The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, portals called Oblivion Gates opened all over Cyrodiil. His realm is covered by an ocean of lava and scattered islands. There are buildings on the islands, mostly towers and in those towers are dark corridors where many daedric creatures, mainly dremora and lesser daedra, are waiting.

Sheogorath: The plane of the daedric prince of madness is the Madhouse, more commonly known as the Shivering Isles. It can be visited by the player in the expansion TESIV: Shivering Isles. It is divided in two halves. The left half is Mania, and shows the happy, manic side of Sheogorath's madness. The bottom is Dementia and shows the darker, demented side of Sheogorath's madness.

Mephala: Mephala's plane is inaccessable to any other mortal. Some say that the realm is intricate and woven as a web and that she rules over it.

Nocturnal: The realm of Nocturnal is believed to be a castle or stronghold which is inhabited by a species of daedra called Nocturnals. The biggest sronghold is called Shade Perilous.

Malacath: This realm is believed to be full of dusts and has palaces of smoke and many vaporous creatures. It is the hardest realm to reach and it's almost impossible to survive without levitation and magical breathing spells.

Boethiah: This realm was previously known as Snake Mount and is full of garden mazes and twisted towers. (The player are able to visit this realm in Boethiah's shrine quest.)

Molag Bal: This realm is one of the most dangerous for mortals and is full of charnel houses and slave pens. Any mortal found in this realm is captured.

Vaernima: Not much is known about this realm. Vaernima is the deadric prince of nightmare and torture. It is believed that this realm is a realm of nightmares and torture and is changing every few minutes by a lightning flash and a new horrifying vision.

Meridia: The Colored Rooms are a series of realms full of Aurorans (which can be seen in the expansion pack: Knight of the Nine).

Sanguine: Sanguine owns many, many realms, used mainly as pleasure pockets.

Hircine: This realm consist of a series of islands and is called the Hunting Grounds. Living here are many daedric creatures, some are Atronachs and Herne that usually hunt down any mortal that enter.

Clavicus Vile: His realm is a beautiful and trainquil countryside where dangerous, yellow-skinned daedra are said to live. His realm is visited briefly by the redguard Cyrus in The Elder Scrolls Adventure: Redguard.

Hermaeus Mora: This realm resembles a huge library full of forbidden knowledge. It is haunted by ghosts, all seeking the knowledge it contains.

Peryite: This is one of the few realms that can visited briefly in Peryite's shrine quest. It is located within the lowest reaches of Oblivion.

Azura: This realm is called Moonshadow and is a twilight realm of half-thoughts and shades. It resembles a giant garden that has roses and is so beautiful that it will make mortal half blind.

Namira: Not much is known except that her realm is called The Scuttling Void.

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Name	Platforms	Developer
The Elder Scrolls IV: Shivering Isles released on March 27, 2007	PC, PS3, X360, PSN, XBLM	Bethesda Softworks
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion released on March 20, 2006	PC, PS3, X360	Bethesda Softworks, 4J Studios
The Elder Scrolls Adventures: Redguard	PC	Bethesda Softworks
An Elder Scrolls Legend: Battlespire	PC	Bethesda Softworks