Oblivion talk:Skull of Corruption

Reflection?Edit

What happens if Corruption is reflected? --66.23.133.52 18:47, 19 February 2007 (EST)

Interesting thought - I think it turns into the scene from Army of Darkness - Evil Dead III with Good Ash and Bad Ash - Good..bad...i'm the guy with the gun... :) --MacFodder 18:56, 19 February 2007 (EST)

It looks like the answer is incredibly boring: nothing. The corruption script will not work on anyone who possesses the Skull of Corruption. As part of its general sanity checks before corrupting someone (the same place where it checks that the target is a NPC and isn't already corrupted) it has a check to make sure that the target is not carrying the Skull of Corruption. So the developers seem to have closed that potential loophole/source of chaos. --Nephele 02:45, 22 February 2007 (EST)

Poop. Although, it should be possible to drop the SoC and let a hostile NPC pick it up and blast you, shouldn't it? I'll try to test this myself if I get the chance. --68.110.235.31 00:45, 25 February 2007 (EST)

Uhhh... yes it can! Just make a custom spell on target for spell reflection,cast it then use the skull.

Well, If you drop the skull before impact, you end up fighting yourself, much like during the SI quest "Symbols of Office"

Interesting, I used the Skull on my clone from the SI "Symbols of Office" quest and it created another clone (3rd instance of me) despite the fact that the first clone has the Skull in his inventory. I guess that clone's inventory is different somehow so the Skull's script doesn't see the other Skull there? --darkcow6695 18:30, 18 June 2011 (PT)

GRAY FOXEdit

Can I get the gray cowl by using this???

i don't think so but i'm not sure but why would you need 2 ones anyway?GUM!!! 19:14, 15 March 2010 (UTC)

Simple: So that the player can have one, and the Gray Fox can have one. 76.230.208.195 03:55, 12 January 2012 (UTC)

Reanimating and clonesEdit

This staff provides much entertainment when combined with the Staff of Worms and Glarthir's dead body. Just equip Glathir's corpse with the equipment you'd like him to use and then re-animate his dead body, clone him with the Skull of Corruption and watch the ensuing battle. --McGrude 22:11, 22 July 2007 (EDT)

Ok this is strange. I've managed to duplicate a Greater Staff of Ruin using the above. Interestingly the staff shows the red hand indicating that it'll be a stolen item if I pick it up. Glarthir's body contained a Greater Staff of Ruin and had previously equipped it during previous re-animations. After re-animating Glarthir I cloned him. The re-animated Glarthir immediately invokes the Greater Staff of Ruin on his clone, thus destroying the clone's copy of the staff. The clone then drops the Greater Staff of Ruin on the floor and equips another weapon. After the fight the clone's Greater Staff of Ruin remained on the floor. I believe this was after the second or third battle I staged between the re-animated Glarthir and his clone. I wonder if it is possible to clone other objects in a similar manner. --McGrude 22:29, 22 July 2007 (EDT)

Essential NPCsEdit

I used the staff on Countess Alessia Caro and a few guards came to the countess' aid and knocked the clone unconscious. So I'm guessing that the clone of an essential NPC is also essential, of course it still disappears in 30 secs, so it may/may not be significant enough to add. --Sundaroct131088 12:25, 21 August 2007 (EDT)

Well, while it may not be much, I believe that it could be added as a small note. It's worthwhile enough to mention.

ClonesEdit

When the Skull of Corruption is used on the player, does the clone use the player's classes's favourites? Translation: If you are a warrior, will it only use weapons, or if you are a mage etc. --Merco 12:07, 26 August 2007 (EDT)

It depends on what your equiped with when you were hit, if you were using fist's, then it will stay using fist. --Umbacano 08:14, 24 February 2008 (EST)

Not necessarily. If you exit a room and the clone follows, the clone may change weapons and armor. --Draenoch 08:58, 12 October 2008 (EDT)

Comment moved from main articleEdit

(added by Colidien) I have used this staff on the PS3 version of oblivion and have not had the formentioned effect occur at all , on any enemy what so ever, all that happens is a red cloud ring surronds the target and then disapears, and nothing else happens — Unsigned comment by 142.163.74.67 (talk)

well there are a NPCs that are not affected by it (such as garuds)GUM!!! 19:17, 15 March 2010 (UTC)

Who Should One Corrupt?Edit

So I just got this baby, and so far I've wreaked a little havoc in the IC Market District (and revealed a Mythic Dawn agent in the process), but I'm wondering who the best NPCs are to corrupt. Anybody have favorites? Anyone who guarantees hilarity and/or lots of violence? IWon'tFightUndead 17:56, 19 September 2007 (EDT)

I haven't had a chance but I'd love to try it on mehrunes dagon in the last quest. He's affected by the wabbajack and sanguine rose so theres hopes for this dadreic staff too :D

By gofre

I'm afraid you can't corrupt Mehrunes Dagon, because he is classified as a creature. The script for the Skull of Corruption only works on humans. C_Garrison 16:57, 21 November 2007 (EST)

And lizards and cats. =) IWon'tFightUndead 01:51, 22 November 2007 (EST)

How about the Adoring Fan? --Debatra 03:46, 21 June 2008 (EDT) I find Glarthir is hilarious. Kill him, equip his corpse whit whatever you want, revive him, and then corrupt him. 184.77.194.254 20:57, 17 July 2010 (UTC)

Quest item duplicateEdit

Im wondering if its possible to drop the skull of corruption let someone else pick it up, use it on you, and the clone would have the same items?(including quest items)... im trying to get the bloodworm helm and necromancers amulet.

From the article: It is possible to drop the staff and attack an unarmed NPC. They will pick it up and use it against you, creating a clone of yourself which will attempt to kill you. Your clone may equip your best items (not taking into account enchantments), and seems to be not able to use your custom spells. If you are involved in/head of any factions, the clone will shout lines about that faction whilst fighting you. That said, I don't know if you can get those quest items from them. =) IWon'tFightUndead 21:05, 16 February 2008 (EST)

The clone will have duplicates of all of the target's equipment with only a few exceptions, namely the Skull of Corruption, Umbra, and Wabbajack. These three artifacts are explicitly removed from the clone's equipment. Im pretty sure that you can duplicate the Bloodworm helm then because its listed as artifact. --Umbacano 08:10, 24 February 2008 (EST)

Will the Sanguine Rose be duplicated? --Debatra 15:54, 21 June 2008 (EDT)

Yes, but the Oghma Infinium won't be; sorry to those who want easy level-ups.--Draenoch 11:04, 16 July 2008 (EDT)

Some items, like the honor blade of chorrol, can be duplicated but not permanently. When one loads a save that has the item, then one will lose it.--86.5.147.6 12:17, 4 April 2013 (GMT)

I can't loot corrupted bodies!Edit

After killing a corrupt clone, the body just vanishes. I can see the container icon but no matter how many times I bash the use key in the limited seconds before it dissappears, I can't get anything. I guess the article should be changed so it says that only the staff of ruin (Or any other weapon with a "Damage weapon" enchantment) can be duplicated. 60.50.76.61 04:39, 5 March 2008 (EST)

Save while the clone is falling, unpuase, repause, then reloa the save you made, and you can loot the clone. Infact, that should added. 77BeTa77 19:23, 22 March 2008 (EDT)

If you kill the clone with the Deadric Bashing effect on Mehrunes Razor then the corpse will not immediately vanish, and after saving/reloading you are able to loot it; however the body still vanishes after the spell is over. Killing my clone with Deadric Bashing also caused me to get expelled from the Mages and Thieves Guilds, but I was able to avoid that another time by saving/reloading before the expelled quest was added. --Shalley303 21:23, 30 March 2008 (EDT)

Missing NameEdit

If you do the trick above and loot a corrupted body, the corpse will have several "missing name" items with a large green square as an icon. These items can't be used or equiped, and if you try to drop them the game crashes.

not necessarily. I got one and tried equiping it. I was able to shoot it out of a bow, so it must have been an arrow or something. didn't crash my game, it was just non-existent. the look on the gladiators face... 'OMG A BOW... What did he fire?'

On the Xbox 360 version when you find the <Missing Name> item it shows as a green box as the item's icon and it has no value, it has no weight, it pretty has no statistics, when you drop it your Xbox 360 crashes, on the PS3 or PC it has no icon and again, has no statistics, when dropped it appears as a giant yellow diamond with a black exclamation point in the middle if the diamond shape, it pretty much is a missing mesh, there is no reason why it's in the Clone's Inventory, I guess Bethesda thought that the Player would not be able to access the Clone's Iventory so they just left the meshes/<Missing Name> items there. --Dremora Lord 20:43, 5 June 2010 (UTC)

Quick Guide to Cloning YourselfEdit

Most experienced players will know how to do this, so this is more for anyone wanting to follow a quick guide to duplicate their items. This should only be used to duplicate items that cannot be duplicated with the scroll trick since that is much easier to accomplish. Items that cannot be duplicated with the scroll trick are any items with scripts attached to them, any quest item you cannot drop, any unique weapon, armor, or clothing item that you cannot obtain more than one copy of, and gold.

The trick to this is basically finding any sleeping NPC, but you don't want to do this in town and have to deal with guards running to aid the NPC. You can also do this with any unarmed NPC, but need to get them away from guards to make this hassle free. I picked Walker Camp for this guide because the thugs respawn, and take turns sleeping making it pretty easy to pull off any time you want to. This is a little better than using the Staff of Worms trick since you can duplicate your quest items and gold which you cannot put on a corpse.

1. Go to Walker Camp.
2. Wait until one of the two thugs goes to sleep (10am to 4pm, Midnight to 8am).
3. Kill the thug that isn't asleep.
4. Cast charm 100 on the other thug now attacking you, and then yield to them.
5. When they go back to sleep make sure that charm 100 is still active (recast if needed).
6. Pick-pocket all of their weapons. If you cannot steal their weapons you will have three chances to do so before the thug wakes up (because they have 100 disposition to you). Once the thug wakes up they will stand up, but will not equip their gear or attack you. While in sneak cast paralyze on them, and then do the same keystrokes for you would to yield. This will open their inventory and allow you to take all of their weapons. It works the same way as looting unconscious essential NPCs.
7. Drop the Skull of Corruption on the ground.
8. The thug will come out of paralysis, pick up the staff, and begin using it on you.
9. Kill your clone with the Deadric Bashing effect from Mehrunes Razor. You don't need to do it this way, but it makes it much easier to loot the corpse if they die from the instant death effect rather than from weapon damage.
10. Once your clone dies immediately save and reload your game. This is important because you may get kicked out of the Mages and Thieves Guilds if you don't save quickly enough.
11. Loot the corpse, wait for the clone to vanish, let the thug hit you with the staff again, and repeat.
12. Once the staff is used up the thug will come attack you with his fists. Charm, yield, and paralyze him to take the staff back, or just kill him.

I was able to kill five clones before the thug had to go to hand-to-hand combat. Be careful if you decide to do this as the thugs will run from you if you damage them too much. During one testing a thug ran all the way to Rugdumph's house, and as soon as he entered the house his inventory respawned which caused the staff to be lost.

This was all done on the 360 with all patches and mods applied, so it should work on the PS3 as well. Unfortunately on the PS3 you will not have Mehrunes Razor, making it more difficult to get the timing right for saving and reloading so that you can loot your corpse. --Shalley303 14:12, 31 March 2008 (EDT)

Perma-Cloning YourselfEdit

I am not sure if this belongs on this page or the glitches page, but you can make a permanent clone of yourself by following these steps:

1. Find a cave with a non-archer NPC at the beginning. I use Capstone Cave. IMPORTANT NOTE: You will not be able to return to this cave, or clone will disappear.
2. Kill all enemies in the cave except your NPC at the start. 100% Chameleon greatly helps here.
3. Move all dropped weapons into a storage container or dead bodies.
4. Drop the Skull near the NPC at the start. Save here in case something goes wrong.
5. Initiate combat with him and Disintegrate or disarm his weapon. If you disarm it, you must pick it up before he does.
6. He should now pick up the Skull and hit you with it.
7. Kill the NPC quickly.
8. Pick up and drop the Skull so it won't disappear.
9. Run out of the cave before the Corruption effect wears off. Your clone should follow you outside, he is now permanent. As long as you never return to the cave and you followed step 8, he will always be there.

If you want to kill your clone, you must use poison or you will get kicked out of all of your guilds. Your clone's body will last forever, making him the perfect minion to lead around with the Staff of Worms.

In order to loot your clone, you must save and reload in the same cell. All items except Umbra, the Oghma Infinium, Wabbajack and scrolls will be duplicated.

If you do not want to kill your clone, casting a custom Command Humanoid spell at him, fast-traveling away and walking back manually will permanently pacify him. --66.183.229.164 15:25, 25 May 2008 (EDT)

This seems too interesting to be true. Anyone care to try this out? --Darth NANAME 20:49, 8 June 2008 (EDT)

Okay, I've tried this out, but I'm getting inconsistent results, namely my clone won't follow me out of the cave.

I posted this before I made this account, and I have always been able to pull it off. Are you sure that the Corruption effect hasn't worn off? And make sure the bandit is dead before you run out.--Xyntfos 16:04, 15 June 2008 (EDT)

I didn't actually discover this trick, I just put it up here. The original trick is found here if you are interested. This is also where people discovered how to get the Emporer's Robes and other things.--Xyntfos 17:34, 15 June 2008 (EDT)

The clone chases me, but he doesn't follow me out of the cave, and the moment I walk back in, he's standing at the door, pacified, wearing riduculous clothing (Red Silk Hood with the Deciever's Finery, neither of which I wear anymore), and he disappears right after. I'm going to try again with Command Humanoid before I announce it's debunk'd-ness.--Darth NANAME 01:56, 16 June 2008 (EDT)

What cave are you using? Sometimes the clone won't chase you out the cave, and I'm not sure why. But Capstone cave works 100% of the time. And make sure you wait 20 seconds (manually) before announcing it's a failure.--Xyntfos 14:39, 16 June 2008 (EDT)

I've finally got him out of the cave, and yes, he appears to be permenant. I used Barren Cave, and I'm using the GOTY PS3 version of Oblivion. Might be worth mentioning this glitch somewhere on the wiki here. --Darth NANAME 15:33, 1 July 2008 (EDT)

Killing your own clone will get you expelled from all the guilds your part of (exept the dark brotherhood if your past the The Purification quest).--VergilSparda 17:22, 12 September 2009 (UTC)

I tried doing this (Yeah just found this post, so it's pretty old). Got it to work like a charm. Only problem is, all the Clone wants to do is attack me. Since he is my speed and my spells, it was extremely hard to outrun him. But I did it, he calmed down, and I walked back up to him. Now all he does is insult my character and stand in one place. How do I get him to follow me? I tried to use the Calm and Command spells, but nothing happens. By the way, I am level 51, so that means he is level 51, if that makes any difference. I know Calm and Command say they only go up to level 25, but this is not actually true. From what I remember reading, each "point" is actually a range of levels, four I think? So at "Level 25" it actually should work up to Combat Level 100. Either way, all the Clone does is stand around with his thumb up his ass and insult my character, lol. Any suggestions?

Save and reloadEdit

For the duping glitch with the Skull of Corruption, I've noticed and heard other people say that you have to save and reload for the corrupted clone's body to become lootable. However, this is not mentioned in the article. Before I/someone else add/s it, I'd like to make sure it isn't just a few games being wierd. — Unsigned comment by 70.253.99.2 (talk)

I believe that if you repeatedly tap the activate key as you are killing it, you can access the clone's inventory immediatly upon its death. Otherwise, you must save and reload.--Xyntfos 20:26, 30 May 2008 (EDT)

Another Way To Clone YourselfEdit

This is also on youtube if you want to watch it first summon a creature give them reflect spell and use the staff of corruption you may need to do it more times if you gave them just 1 to 99 percent reflect spell

I don't see why not this wouldn't work, maybe I'll try to verify it. --Darth NANAME 20:50, 8 June 2008 (EDT)

I guess it helps if I read the beginning of the page first. It seems the Skull has a script on it to check if the target has the Skull. If so, then they won't get corrupted. The person in the video I guess must have a modded copy.--Darth NANAME 20:52, 8 June 2008 (EDT)

You could drop the skull before it hits the creature, then it might work. --Xyntfos 16:01, 15 June 2008 (EDT)

Possible, but I doubt it.--Darth NANAME 01:51, 16 June 2008 (EDT)

Actually, I watched that video and that's exactly what he did. He summoned a zombie, paralyzed it so it wouldn't move and cast 100% reflect on it. He then backed up and fired. He went and dropped the skull before the spell hit, and it cloned him.--Xyntfos 17:52, 17 June 2008 (EDT)

Azura's StarEdit

Something odd I noticed, when Azura's Star is cloned, by emptying one, you also empty the other. So if you had two Stars with grand souls in them, using one Star will make the other empty as well. NIL 09:36, 10 July 2008 (EDT)

This problem can be solved by seperating them before you use it. If you put one in a container and use the other you can drop the one you used and use the second one. Afterwards pick the dropped one up.

Clean-up TagEdit

I've gone over this and done what I believe is a good clean-up based off of Rpeh's comment on what was wrong, but seeing as how I'm both new here and the only one who has edited this page since then, I think I need a second opinion before I just remove it. --Xyntfos 18:40, 12 July 2008 (EDT)

Perma-Cloning in SIEdit

Yeah, this is really weird. I cloned using a Grummite. I reasoned, well since Grummites are so civilized to carry weapons, why won't they react like any other NPC and pick up the Skull. Well, I went to Blackroot lair and tried it.

I followed step 1-5 from the Perma-Cloning guide above. Then he picked up the Skull; it got a bit glitchy because he's not meant to carry it. However he used it on me. (It takes him a couple of seconds so stay calm and don't move).

I then finished and made my clone. Woot. But I still can't bring my clone in SI back to the main world. He's really good at helping me fight in SI though.

On a side note, if you want your clone to be on fire, this a funny little glitch. Go inside and do steps 1-8. However, DO NOT USE A COMMAND SPELL ON THE CLONE. Once you're out wait a couple seconds, go back inside and quickly use the command spell on the clone before exiting again. When you're outside, turn around to find your clone on fire. If you fast travel away, he'll extinguish himself.--Tau434 01:51, 17 January 2009 (EST)

ArchersEdit

Everytime I clone an Archer-NPC, whether it be a Bandit Bowman or a Marauder Archer (there are probably more), their clone just stands still. The clone does not equip the bow and (therefore) does not attack their original, neither does the target NPC attack their copy. Am I the only one who experiences this, or is it a frequent occurrence? Wolok gro-Barok 13:45, 9 July 2009 (UTC)

I tested this. The archers do attack each other for me. However, they use daggers instead of bows. This may require sometesting under different circumstances though; When i tested it, the archer first detected me and started attacking (drawing his dagger), before i used the skull. After using the skull, i had to use invisibility on myself and wait for a few seconds before the archers started attacking each other. If it's of any value to know, the clone attacked the first, and sometimes had to strike several times before the original archer responded.

--78.69.109.203 16:06, 17 September 2009 (UTC)

After testing this, I have found that Archer-NPCs do, in fact, attack each other. The clone will occasionally use its bow, however it seems they are more likely to use a dagger. -- Ad Intellige Mecum loqui 23:14, 2 April 2013 (GMT)

Items that can be clonedEdit

Are the three artifacts (umbra, skull of corruption and wabbajack) that are listed on the article page the only items that cannot be clone or can you not clone items like the Oghma Infinium 79.78.106.121 08:28, 24 July 2009 (UTC)

Umbra can be cloned using the scroll duplication glitch as long as its health is a 100 or less. --VergilSparda 20:12, 19 August 2009 (UTC)

PS3 user here -- what about MYTHIC DAWN COMMENTARIES, VOL. 1? I've tried to clone this book via the scroll method (failed) and the arrow method (failed again). When I use the staff of worms and skull of corruption, on both Baurus and Glarthir, I save the game as the corrupt clone is dying, but when I attempt to reload, it's a corrupt save every time, and the game crashes. Is it because of the book? The PS3? Any feedback? (I'll post the same question in the duplication glitch talk page). I'll say it again: PS3 user. 71.224.13.163 17:39, 24 February 2010 (UTC)Marcus

See my reply here --SerCenKing ^Talk 17:54, 24 February 2010 (UTC)

Thanks. I'll reply there.71.224.13.163 21:27, 24 February 2010 (UTC)Marcus

So, you cant dupe the Skull of corruption even with the arrow or scroll glitch? I really wanted to decorate my house with Daedric artifacts.75.85.240.138 23:46, 4 April 2010 (UTC)

Shadowmere and the Mages and Thieves GuildsEdit

This doesn't make any sense. If I use the skull on SHADOWMERE, I get expelled from the MAGES and THIEVES guilds? I thought Shadowmere was property of the Dark Brotherhood.70.178.75.61 11:08, 10 September 2009 (UTC)

I think that might be the horse ownership bug causing that. If you attack a horse, it counts as theft from the horse's owner, which in that case is you, so basically the game thought you were stealing from yourself, and you are a member of those guilds so it causes you to get kicked out. That problem should be fixed in patched versions of the game, though. So it may be another bug if you have the latest patches. Griffinsong 11:28, 10 September 2009 (UTC)

Do not leave any valuable weapons on the ground when summoning a cloneEdit

If you create a clone of an unarmed enemy, the clone will pick up a weapon from the ground. When it disappears, the weapon will disappear as well. I once dropped Mehrunes Razor on the ground, because I didn't want the clone to attack bare-handed. It picked up the weapon, sure, but after killing the enemy, it sheathed the Razor and disappeared, taking the weapon with him. So pick up any valuable weapons from the ground prior to cloning an unarmed enemy. WRFan 16:08, 6 October 2009 (UTC)

Spell reflection and spell absorptionEdit

Just tested the staff on an NPC wearing the Mundane Ring (spell reflection). The spell cast by the Skull can be reflected, in which case the charge is wasted, but NO clone of the player character is created. I think it's because the script underlying the staff enchantment specifically excludes anybody wielding the staff from cloning. If you were to cast the spell on an enemy with spell reflection and then quickly drop the staff on the ground before the spell reaches the enemy, and if the spell is then reflected, it may create a clone of the player character, but I'm unsure if this is the case. WRFan 16:01, 9 October 2009 (UTC)

Disappearing Skull of CorruptionEdit

Discussion moved from User talk:TheRealLurlock--S'drassa ^•T2M 00:24, 1 February 2010 (UTC)

I got the Skull of Corruption then bought Benirus Manor, I put the Skull of Corruption in knocked over drawers to the right of the fireplace,when I finished the Benirus Manor quest I put another staff into the now standing upright drawers and could not find the Skull of Corruption.Do you think I will be amble to get it back?207.190.74.239 00:01, 1 February 2010 (UTC)

Well I think there are 2 different drawers after you "fix" the house so I think the skull is gone. Sorry.--Corevette789 00:36, 1 February 2010 (UTC)

MovedEdit

Moved from Main Page

• If you use the Skull of Corruption on a guard while wearing the Grey Cowl of Nocturnal and then take off the Cowl, the guard will reject your yields intill [sic] the full 30 seconds are up.

I don't have any suitable save so could someone check this? It seems strange but it is possible so...--TheAlbinoOrc^{any_questions?} 16:36, 18 July 2010 (UTC)

Duplicate the Elder ScrollEdit

I was doing the Thieves Guild Quest "the Ultimate heist" and i thought hmmm... the elder scroll looks awesome. So i thought could i get another elder scroll by using the skull of corruption? my questions is Could I? and if i could would i be able to put it down, read it, pick it up, or move it? because it would look SWEET on display in some places. — Unsigned comment by Critias (talk • contribs) at 06:43 on 27 August 2010

No, the scroll cannot be dropped therefore, cannot be duplicated.--^Corevette₇₈₉ 16:07, 27 August 2010 (UTC)

Not quite Corevette. Duping with the Skull doesn't require dropping anything. See the relevant glitch.--TheAlbinoOrc^{any_questions?} 16:27, 27 August 2010 (UTC)

I tried to dulicate iton the 360 but it didnt appear in my clones inventory — Unsigned comment by Critias (talk • contribs) at 17:52 on 28 August 2010

Off-hand, I see no reason it wouldn't have worked using the Permanently Clone Yourself exploit. I did the console version of what the Skull of Corruption does, and my clone had a copy of the Elder Scroll, but since that's not guaranteed to be the same as actually following the entire exploit through, that could use confirmation. I don't have a character handy that could easily follow the instructions outlined in the exploit or I'd test it myself (and setting up such a character would involve a lot of console work, which basically invalidates whether or not it could be done in the real game). – Robin Hood↝talk 23:41, 23 September 2010 (UTC)

Reflection?Edit

If you cloned youself and killed your clone wouldn't you be kicked out of every guild seeing as you killed a member of the guild aka yourself--Candc4 18:10, 19 April 2011 (UTC)

Yes. See information about self-cloning here. --DKong27 ^{Talk Cont} 21:02, 20 April 2011 (UTC)

Befriending your clone?Edit

Is it possible to get your clone (clone of the player) to be your friend/passive? Killing him and then using Staff of Worms works, but is incredibly inconvenient because it only lasts 30 seconds, and he can't go through doors/fast travel.

Any way to get skull before quest?Edit

is there any way to get skull before quest — Unsigned comment by 66.169.154.191 (talk) at 01:48 on 22 July 2011 (GMT)

No. --Legoless 00:54, 22 July 2011 (UTC)

Using the SoC to finish quests where you have to kill someoneEdit

If for a quest you need to murder a character, if you duplicate the character and then kill their clone, would the quest advance or does the console know the difference between the clone and the original? In particular I'm wondering if you could duplicate the characters in the cheydinhal sanctuary during the Dark Brotherhood quest "The Purification" and then kill the clones to avoid having to kill the actual characters in the sanctuary.

Items that Can't be Cloned (and more)Edit

!! How do I add a line break without adding a full paragraph space? !!

-Items that Can't be Cloned (and more)-

I'm putting this here because I imagine it'll be quite incomplete for awhile. This could be copied to the Oblivion:Exploitable Glitches page also...

I have the item in question listed first, with details in brackets. Some items in this game show up multiple, different times during play, some items exist in the code multiple times [so they're technically not the same item), and some items can exist without their expected enchantments on them, which is what the brackets are for noting.

Items Not [Yet Found] Cloneable

-Mysterium Xarxes [as retrieved during the Dagon Shrine quest]

-Skull of Corruption [add details here]

-Staff of Worms [add details here]

-Umbra [add details here]

-Wabbajack [add details here]

-Oghma Infinium [add details here]

Items Sometimes Cloneable

-Amulet of Kings [as retrieved during the tutorial, notes below]

Unique/Special Items Cloneable -blank

Notes: Amulet of Kings - A wearable copy is asserted to be obtainable via Mankar Cameron by using the staff on him in Paradise [from a comment on His or the Amulet's talk page]

Misc- Exp. Glitches page states "the Elder Scroll from the Ultimate Heist" is not cloneable, but I have seen a description of how to do it somewhere... on this talk page or another.

--65.24.255.80 18:43, 25 November 2014 (GMT)just_bob

Weapons from clone disappearEdit

When I kill the clone, I take the weapon left. But after a while, the weapon just disappears! Is there any way to avoid this? Pacingpal (talk) 19:12, 16 January 2022 (UTC)