A fallen King has been unchained from the darkness of Oblivion to seek vengeance upon the Gods who banished him. Only a champion pure of heart can vanquish the evil that has been released upon the land. You must heed the call, reclaim the lost relics of the Divine Crusader, and return the Nine to glory.

This expansion pack to the RPG epic features new dungeons, characters, quests, and mysteries as you reclaim the glory of the Knights of the Nine, traversing the far reaches of Cyrodill across an epic quest line. Battle new foes and discover unique items on your quest. Also included are previously available content, including the Wizard's Tower, Thieves Den, Vile Lair, and Horse Armor.

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The Elder Scrolls IV: Knights of the Nine

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Critic Reviews

4 Reviews

8.45

Video Gamer

9.00

Lesley Smith—Dec 11, 2006

Given your avatar's snazzy new wardrobe, base of operations, minions and the righteous euphoria associated with being a force for good, The Knights of the Nine is well worth the 800 Microsoft points or bargain price on the PC. This quest line is the biggest yet and keeps you hooked right to the end. While the dungeons are not as big or as maze-like as the previous expansions, the chance to really explore Cyrodiil really makes this quest much more effective and allows for a greater appreciation of the graphical tweaks and new locations.

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Game Zone

8.50

jkdmedia—Dec 09, 2006

As far as downloadable content goes, Knights of the Nine is a nice little package that adds a worthwhile quest and more action to this already remarkable game. Yes, it’s a bit on the short side but it’s a compelling quest with all the things we love about the many sub-quests found in the game. Trust me … this one is well worth the money to download.

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8.00

GamesRadar UK—Jan 18, 2007

There are no extra lands to explore here (boo!), but you do get to roam Cyrodiil in search of Wayshrines, meet with Pelinal Whitestrake and reinstate a legendary religious order before banishing dark sorcerer Umaril back into the abyss. There’s also a dangerous new foe in the shape of the Aurorans and some sweet new weaponry and armor. Knights of the Nine isn’t in the same league as stellar Morrowind add-ons like Tribunal and Bloodmoon but any fresh reason to revisit the world of Oblivion once again is all right by us…

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