Thanks to the old-school, open-ended RPG mechanics of Oblivion Remastered, there are some truly wacky builds players can put together if they focus on building specific stats. The 100% Reflect Damage build in Oblivion Remastered requires some rare items, but becoming immune to damage and reflecting all incoming damage is worth the effort.
This guide explains what the Reflect Damage effects are, recommends a variety of Reflect Damage items and spells to raise your Reflect Damage to 100%, and lists Reflect Damage ingredients you can combine to make Reflect Damage Potions.
What Does Reflect Damage Do In Oblivion Remastered?
The Oblivion Remastered Reflect Damage effect does two things: it reduces your incoming physical damage, and deals a percentage of damage back to the attacker. If you combine items to create a 100% Reflect Damage build in Oblivion Remastered, you will essentially become both immune to physical damage and reflect 100% of all incoming physical damage to the attacker.
This does not reduce incoming Spell damage, as one would assume, but it also does not reduce damage taken from Arrows, fall damage, or trap damage.
To find your current Reflect Damage stat value, go to the Active Effects tab on the far right of the Spells screen and scroll down to the "Reflect Damage" listing. The strength of your current Reflect Damage effect is represented by the number in the far right column – this is the percentage of damage that will be reflected.
If you go above 100% Reflect Damage, the damage you reflect back to attackers is multiplied by that percentage instead. So, if you have 125% Reflect Damage, you will deal about 25% more damage back to your attacker than they dealt.
How To Get 100% Reflect Damage In Oblivion Remastered
Oblivion Remastered Reflect Damage Equipment
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Ring of the Iron Fist: Random Loot
- Grants 33% Reflect Damage
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Ring of Namira: Reward for completing the Namira's Shrine Daedric Artifact quest
- Grants 12% Reflect Damage
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Necklace of Swords: Random Loot
- Grants 33% Reflect Damage
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Mankar Camoran's Robe: Found on Mankar Camoran's body during the Oblivion main quest, Paradise
- Grants 10% Reflect Damage
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Escutcheon of Chorrol: Reward for completing the Sins of the Father quest
- Grants 10% to 30% Reflect Damage, depending on what level you complete Sins of the Father
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Mirror Shield: Random loot
- Grants 8% Reflect Damage
Oblivion Remastered: Best Side Quests To Play First
The best Oblivion Remastered side quests give players multiple avenues to complete them, or offer a unique experience seen nowhere else in the game.
Oblivion Remastered Reflect Damage Spells
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Tower Warden: Greater Power – exclusive to those born under the Tower birthsign
- Grants 5 points of Reflect Damage for two minutes
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The Gatekeeper: Greater Power – Hidden ability that is one of the many possible rewards for completing the Rebuilding the Gatekeeper quest in the Shivering Isles DLC
- Requires you to recover and slot the Heart of Wound Sharing when prompted to choose a Heart for the new Gatekeeper during the quest
- Grants 20 points of Reflect Damage for 30 seconds
It's a bit of a limited list when it comes to all Reflect Damage spells in Oblivion Remastered. Because the game features custom spellmaking, as long as you have one of these two powers, you can make a custom Reflect Damage spell at the Arcane University.
If you did not choose the Tower birthsign, you must enter the Shivering Isles and progress through Sheogorath's questline until you get the Rebuilding the Gatekeeper quest, then follow the instructions listed above to activate the Reflect Damage effect. You must go to the Arcane University and create a custom spell with the Reflect Damage effect while it is active to permanently add it to your list of custom spell effects.
Reflect Damage Potion In Oblivion Remastered
Some Alchemy ingredients in Oblivion Remastered have the Reflect Damage trait. When you combine at least two ingredients with the Reflect Damage effect, you will create a Reflect Damage Potion. The following ingredients have Reflect Damage amongst their many traits, but you must become an Expert Alchemist (level 75) to see all four traits of these ingredients:
- Daedra Venin
- Flour
- Green Stain Cup Cap
- Human Skin
- Scamp Skin
- Strawberry
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered
- Released
- April 22, 2025
- ESRB
- Mature 17+ // Blood and Gore, Sexual Themes, Violence
- Publisher(s)
- Bethesda
- Engine
- Unreal Engine 5
- Franchise
- The Elder Scrolls
- Genre(s)
- Action, RPG, Open-World, Adventure
- Platform(s)
- Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, PlayStation 5, PC