Oblivion Remastered: How To Cure Vampirism

In Oblivion Remastered, finding yourself unexpectedly undead? This guide outlines how to cure vampirism, a lengthy process not immediately apparent in the game. If you're curious about becoming a vampire, we have a separate guide, but if sun sensitivity and ghastly looks aren't your style, read on.

First, let's address Porphyric Hemophilia, the precursor to vampirism. Fortunately, curing this early stage is simple. Use a Cure Disease spell, potion, pray at a shrine, temple, or wayshrine, or consume a Mandrake Root.

How to Cure Vampirism in Oblivion Remastered

The quest to cure vampirism, aptly named "Vampire Cure," requires a series of steps.

The Cure Vampirism Recipe

To craft the cure, gather five ingredients: Ashes of a Powerful Vampire, Argonian Blood, Bloodgrass, Garlic, and Nightshade.

• Ashes of a Powerful Vampire: You need Hindaril's ashes from Redwater Slough (Melisande will mark it on your map). Be warned: Hindaril is a formidable foe, guarded by other vampires.
• Argonian Blood: Use the provided knife to obtain blood from any Argonian—killing them isn't necessary.
• Bloodgrass: Found in Oblivion Gates, Crypt of the Night Mother (during the Dark Brotherhood questline), Fathin Aren's Tower, or randomly from vendors.
• Garlic and Nightshade: Readily available throughout the game world.

Once you have all ingredients, give them to Melisande. Wait 24 hours, return, and she'll provide the cure.

The Vile Lair Alternative

Oblivion Remastered (including the Standard Edition) offers a faster solution: Vile Lair. Deepscorn Hollow, within Vile Lair, houses a Font of Renewal that cures vampirism. However, obtaining access to Deepscorn Hollow currently appears to involve overhearing information from NPCs; the key isn't automatically provided as in the original game. We'll update this guide with precise details as they become available.

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