Wondering if you should join the Blades in Oblivion Remastered? Here’s why it’s a no-brainer — plus how to get free loot, weapons, and a safe place to rest!
There are a ton of factions scattered all across Cyrodiil — some get along, some hate each other’s guts. Joining up usually means running a few quests for them, but the rewards are almost always worth it.
Today, let’s talk about the Blades — and why you should 100% sign up in Oblivion Remastered.
Should You Join the Blades in Oblivion Remastered?
Short answer: YES, absolutely.
Becoming a member of the Blades is ridiculously easy, and honestly, there’s zero downside.
Here’s the deal:
- You can join even if you’re already a member of other factions.
- You get free gear — including the Akaviri Katana, which is awesome.
- You unlock full access to Cloud Ruler Temple, where you can sleep for free and loot all the chests.
- You can snag a full set of Blades armor and other random goodies lying around.
Bonus Tip: Even if you don’t plan on using the Blades’ gear, it sells for a decent chunk of gold early game!
So, when the offer pops up to join the Blades? Don’t even hesitate — it’s basically free rewards.
How to Join the Blades in Oblivion Remastered
Joining the Blades is way simpler than joining most other factions. You don’t need to grind out a bunch of missions or prove yourself — just follow the main story until you naturally get the option.
Here’s how it works:
- Play through the main quests until you reach the one called Weynon Priory.
- During this quest, you’ll help escort Martin Septim back to the Priory.
- After you finish the quest, you’ll head to Cloud Ruler Temple.
- Find Jauffre inside and talk to him.
- Make sure to cycle through all the dialogue options — one of them will be the invitation to join the Blades.
Once you say yes, boom — you’re officially part of the Emperor’s elite bodyguards!
You’ll also immediately get access to the Temple’s gear and beds, no extra work needed.
And don’t worry — the Blades don’t have any additional faction quests to bog you down. It’s purely free perks and roleplay flavor from here on out.
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