Released in 2006, Oblivion allowed players to re-enter the world of the Elder Scrolls on a new generation of gaming hardware. Building on series staples of wide open explorable worlds, and free-form RPG gameplay, Oblivion launched to a wave of critical reception.

I designed and built over sixty dungeons using pre-existing art assets for the core product. Responsibilities included AI scripting, AI scheduling, layout, building, lighting, cluttering, trap placement, encounters, trap and activator scripting and AI path building. I also created and polished more than 100 dungeon exteriors and modeled, textured, and animated numerous in-game assets including world props, doors, containers, traps, furniture, and town buildings.

Several downloadable content packs were released for Oblivion; I created playable spaces and art assets for two of these: Thieves Den and Knights of the Nine.

For Oblivion's expansion Shivering Isles I designed and constructed several key dungeons for the game's main plot line. I also created several exterior locations and generated art assets for dungeon exteriors.