The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion PC Give Item Codes

The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion is the fourth installment in The Elder Scrolls video game series by Bethesda Softworks. It first launched on PC and Xbox 360 in 2006. Below is an index of cheat codes that can spawn any item in the game, along with instructions on how to use these cheat codes.

How to Enter Oblivion Give Item Codes

The codes listed below are used in conjunction with the player.additem cheat code. The syntax for any code is entered as player.additem ITEMCODE 1.

Below is an example of how to enter one of these codes using the Dark Green Shirt item code. First, press the tilde key (~), then enter this text:

player.additem 000229AA 1

Oblivion Alchemy Item Codes

Alchemy is one of the seven magical arts skills in Oblivion. Use it to make potions and poisons. However, the strength of your creations and the price for making them depend on your skill level.

Use Oblivion Alchemy codes to create any potion, elixir, or poison in the game. Here are some examples:

Oblivion Apparati Item Codes

An Apparatus is a tool used to make potions in Oblivion. There are five quality levels called Novice, Apprentice, Journeyman, Expert, and Master.

Here are some Oblivion Apparti codes you can use:

Oblivion Armor Item Codes

Light armor and heavy armor are the two types you can wear in-game. The Lifewire Oblivion Armor Code includsive list contains a huge number of codes. Here are some examples:

Oblivion Arrow Item Codes

Arrow damage in Oblivion is determined by the quality of the arrow and bow being used, the amount of power put into the launch of the arrow, and the player character's Marksman level. Some arrows can be retrieved if they bounce off a creature, or they can be looted from an enemy's corpse.

These are the types of arrows you can use in Oblivion, in order of damage (from lowest to highest): Dremora Field, Iron, Steel, Silver, Dwarven, Dremora Barbed, Elven, Glass, Ebony, and Daedric.

Here are some arrow codes that work with this game:

Oblivion Book and Scroll Item Codes

There are over one hundred books in Oblivion and some grant a certain skill or quest, while others teach a spell or add a new map location. Others simply exist for enjoyment. Magic scrolls, on the other hand, are like spells that work just once.

Here are two Oblivion book codes followed by two magic scroll codes:

Oblivion Ingredient Item Codes

Check out the Lifewire list of Oblivion Ingredient codes to see how you can get items for making potions. These ingredients are used with Alchemy apparatuses or they can be eaten. You can also buy them from vendors or loot them from plants or dead animals.

Here are some examples:

Oblivion Key Item Codes

The Oblivion key codes open any door or chest in the game. Here are some examples:

Oblivion Rings, Amulets, and Clothing Codes

Rings and amulets are part of your gear in Oblivion. Clothing is any apparel that doesn't have an armor rating and is therefore labeled as 0 (zero). Amulets are worn around the neck and might be found in ruins or chests, or on bandits.

Oblivion Soul Gem Item Codes

This type of magic stone can store the "soul" of a creature. They're also used to recharge magical weapons and create new enchantments. Find Soul Gems by looting mages and necromancers or purchase Soul Gems from various merchants.

Oblivion Weapon Item Codes

Weapons in Oblivion are made from steel, glass, and other materials. The damage and speed of a weapon are determined by the material it's made out of, its weight, its strength, and the character's skill.

Here are three weapon codes you can use, taken from the list of Oblivion weapon codes:

Oblivion Misc. Item Codes

The cheat codes in the Lifewire list of miscellaneous Oblivion codes do not fall under any of the other categories. Here are a few examples:

Shivering Isles Codes

These item codes are for the Shivering Isles expansion pack. It expands the realm of Cyrodiil into three parts called Mania, Dementia, and The Fringe.