Citadel of Insanity is a 25-hour mini-campaign for The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion. The mod’s creator Lariatius first uploaded Citadel of Insanity in 2013, nevertheless it’s taken over a decade for an English translation to change into accessible (thanks, PCGamer).
Vorians has translated over 3,000 traces of dialogue from Russian to English, importing the completed product to Nexus Mods. As you’ll have gleaned from the title, Citadel of Insanity is a companion to the Shivering Isles enlargement, which is required to play the mod.
Citadel of Insanity provides a floating metropolis above the Shivering Isles, and ties in with the lore of Sheogorath’s realm. In line with the mod description, there is a huge fortress, a metropolis and two villages. The mod provides over 180 new interiors and incorporates a important quest line related in size to the search traces of Cyrodill’s guilds.
The narrative hook of Citadel of Insanity is that Sheogorath commissioned the creation of a floating fortress to guard his lands from Jyggalag, and mentioned fortress has now been attacked. The Hero of Kvatch might want to resolve this disaster, as tends to be the case.
The outline guarantees new bosses and says the Knights of Order (Jyggalag’s foot troopers) are “removed from the strongest.” I shudder to think about the monsters the Daedric Prince of Order might have of their arsenal.
Whereas there are restricted Russian voice traces, the interpretation (understandably) has no voice appearing. It is really helpful that the participant be not less than degree 18 earlier than initiating Citadel of Insanity, which might be finished at a watchtower north of New Sheoth.
The mod might be put in by way of Nexus, coming in at a complete of 900MB. From a cursory look on the photos on Nexus, there are some… attention-grabbing creatures on show on this mod. Better of luck in your return to the Shivering Isles.
