Ok, so I’m a bit of a hoarder in real life, and that transfers to my RPGs.

Anything that I got in Oblivion, either by defeating enemies, or completing quests that was interesting, or had a good story behind it, got stored in my trusty locker in the Bruma house.

I was also trying to collect full sets of the various suits of armour, but realised the problem was that I was continually having to dig through the cupboard in Bruma to see what I did and didn’t have. And with the Mannequins mod installed it made more sense to display the different suits, and then it would be more obvious which parts I was missing.

Of course, as those who’ve played the game will know, the Bruma house is quite cozy, and not really setup to have loads of mannequins on display. So I started scouting out the other houses in the game, when I had a better idea.

I love the RP aspects of these games, and will usually (in my head at least) have my character fairly figured out. I suddenly remembered about the Bravil Sea Domes mod I had installed. Perfect I thought: my character has his main Bruma house where he stores his main equipment he uses all the time, but keeps an armory secured underwater where no one can get at it.

So, here’s the result. I added 8 mannequins into the main room of the Sea Domes, and equiped them with some of the armour and weapons I had collected. Some of the weapons that I had collected could also be stored in the display cabinets as a bonus.

Figured out what the problem was. There was an option in my theme to automatically handle long links (that would otherwise stretch the page). Enabling it was what had broken the javascript, which in turn broke anything else on the page which required javascript. Sorted now.

Wasn’t a huge issue, but just something that was annoying me