

Oblivion Remastered’s story revolves around a Daedric Prince by the name of Mehrunes Dagon, but he isn’t the only one of his kind. In fact, there are sixteen Daedric Princes in the world of The Elder Scrolls.
Fifteen of those have their own shrines spread throughout Cyrodil for worshippers to pray at. You will want to find them to reap the valuable rewards. So here are all Daedric Shrine locations in Oblivion Remastered.
There is a specific player level threshold to interact with each Shrine. That level is noted ahead of the Shrine’s name in the respective headings.
Image credit: Bethesda Softworks. Screnshot captured by Blast.The first Daedric Shrine you should hunt for is the one of Azura. With a level requirement of 2, you can head here straight from the Imperial Sewer. Located above Cheydinhal, reaching this Shrine will be a bit of a trek, but worth it due to its excellent reward.
Image credit: Bethesda Softworks. Screnshot captured by Blast.The only other level 2 Daedric Shrine is the one dedicated to Sheogorath. It can be found between Bravil and Leyawiin, to the South of the Imperial City. Its reward isn’t amazing, but the offerings are quite easy to bump into even during the early game.
Image credit: Bethesda Softworks. Screnshot captured by Blast.Namira’s Shrine requires the player to be level 5 and starts an actual quest instead of a simple offering. You’ll find it east of Bruma, in the Jerall Mountains. It is quite close to the town, so you can fast travel to it and reach the Shrine quickly.
Image credit: Bethesda Softworks. Screnshot captured by Blast.Located in the Southwest of Cheydinhal, this level 5 Shrine requires quite a tricky offering, a Black Soul Gem. We’ve written an entire article on how you can find those, so check it out if you don’t have one. You’ll find Vaermina’s Shrine Southwest of Cheydinhal.
Image credit: Bethesda Softworks. Screnshot captured by Blast.Our first and only level 8 Shrine is quite close to Skingrad, to the Northwest of the city. It is a very easy one to complete, as it only requires one bottle of Cyrodilic Brandy. Unfortunately, the reward isn’t good at all.
Image credit: Bethesda Softworks. Screnshot captured by Blast.The first double-digit level Shrine in our list is definitely worth visiting. It only requires a simple offering and comes with a gorgeous reward. You’ll find Malacath’s Shrine to the West of Kvatch, by the edge of the map.
Image credit: Bethesda Softworks. Screnshot captured by Blast.The morbid offering will require some dungeon exploration, but it will be worth the effort, especially if you are into sneaking around undetected. You’ll find Meridia’s Shrine close to Skingrad, to the West.
Image credit: Bethesda Softworks. Screnshot captured by Blast.Located to the northeast of Leyawiin, the Shrine of Nocturnal will reward you with a precious item to assist you during the early game, especially if Security isn’t your strong suit. It also requires no offerings.
Image credit: Bethesda Softworks. Screnshot captured by Blast.Our fourth and final level 10 Shrine doesn’t require offerings either. You’ll find it to the East of Bravil, by the Silverfish River. Peryite0s Shrine does require you to head into the plane of Oblivion, though. But trust us, the reward is worth it.
Image credit: Bethesda Softworks. Screnshot captured by Blast.Heading closer into Oblivion Remastered’s mid-game daedric shrines we have Mephala’s. This one actually requires an offering, but that that you’ll likely already have by this point. It also comes with a pretty decent weapon to take down mages.
Image credit: Bethesda Softworks. Screnshot captured by Blast.You’ll find Hircine’s Shrine to the south of the Imperial City, in the Great Forest. The Daedric Prince of the Hunt’s statue features them and a wolf, and you’ll be able to interact with it from level 17 forwards. Doing so will kick the quest off, which can be completed instantly if you have the necessary offerings.
Image credit: Bethesda Softworks. Screnshot captured by Blast.Oblivion Remastered’s other level 17 Shrine is that of the Daedric Prince Molag Bal, which wants you to corrupt a do-gooder. Interacting with their Shrine will kick off a very interesting quest and completing it will award you with quite a good weapon. You’ll find Molag Bal’s Shrine directly West of the Imperial City, in the middle of the forest.
Image credit: Bethesda Softworks. Screnshot captured by Blast.And we’re at the highest level Daedric Shrines found in Oblivion Remastered. You have to be level 20 to interact with Boethia’s Shrine, which can be found in the Valus Mountain, to the Southeast of Cheydinhal. By this point in the game you should already have the offering the Daedric Prince requires, but you’ll also have to compete in a fun interplanar tournament. Good luck!
Image credit: Bethesda Softworks. Screnshot captured by Blast.A fairly easy Shrine to complete if you followed our guide on how to acquire Umbra early on. If you already have the cursed blade in your possession, you will be able to get Clavicus Vile’s Shrine’s reward instantly, and you can technically choose between two. You’ll find this Shrine to the Southwest of the Imperial City, relatively close to the shoreline.
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Image credit: Bethesda Softworks. Screnshot captured by Blast.Not only do you need to be level 20 to interact with this Daedric Shrine in Oblivion Remastered, you also need to have completed all other Daedric Shrine quests listed above. That already is a lot of work, but the quest associated with this Shrine is a lot more work than anything you’ve done prior to it. It is absolutely worth everything, though, with one of the best rewards in the game. You’ll find this Shrine to the West of Cloud Ruler Temple.





