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oblivion remastered where to store items

In Oblivion Remastered , the safest ways to store items are permanent‑storage containers that don’t reset or respawn their contents. Below are the main options and how to use them.

Best permanent storage spots

  • Your owned homes
    Any chest or storage inside a house you purchase (like the Waterfront shack or later “My Imperial House”) is safe; items won’t disappear.
* Buy a home early (e.g., the 2,000‑gold shack in the Imperial City) for a central, reliable stash.
  • Jauffre’s chest at Weynon Priory
    After delivering the Amulet of Kings to Jauffre, ask him for “Assistance” and he’ll unlock a wooden chest.
* You can store your own gear here, but note this location may become inaccessible later in the main quest.
  • Hollowed‑out tree stump in Imperial City
    In the Market District, go down the alley to the right of Rindir’s Staffs into a small courtyard; the stump there acts as a permanent storage container.
* Great for quick, free storage near shops and guilds.
  • Any container named exactly “Sack”
    Any object labeled Sack (no extra words) will not reset its contents, even after 72 in‑game hours.
* There are hundreds of Sacks, so mark your chosen one on the map so you can find it again.

How to actually store items

  1. Interact with a safe container (chest, stump, or Sack).
  1. In the UI, select the “Search” option (often mapped to F on PC or the “Search” button on console).
  1. Move to your inventory on the left, select items, and transfer them into the container’s inventory on the right (or vice versa to retrieve).

Storage options at a glance

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Location / Method Cost Permanence Notes
Owned home chests Gold (buy house) Permanent Most reliable; good early base in Imperial City.
Jauffre’s chest (Weynon Priory) Free Permanent (until quest changes) Early access, but may lock off later.
Hollowed tree stump (Market District) Free Permanent Convenient central spot near shops.
Any container named “Sack” Free Permanent Must be exactly “Sack”; easy to forget where you put it.
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