Oblivion:Agility

Agility is the governing attribute for Marksman, Security, and Sneak. It affects:

• Chance to avoid being 'staggered' by enemy attacks.
• Damage delivered by bows (see The Complete Damage Formula).
• Fatigue = Agility + Endurance + Strength + Willpower

In-game Description: Affects your ability to maneuver and balance, your total Fatigue, and damage done by bows. Governs the skills of Security, Sneak, and Marksman.

Character CreationEdit

• The Races page provides a table summarizing the initial Agility for each race and gender.
• An initial +10 Agility bonus is possible by selecting Thief as your birthsign.
• The following standard classes have Agility as a class attribute (initial +5 bonus):
  • Acrobat, Agent, Archer, Monk, Thief, Witchhunter
• Or any custom class can select Agility as one of its two attributes.

NotesEdit

• Increasing your Agility past 100 continues to increase your fatigue and decrease your chances of being staggered. However, bow damage is capped at 100.

See alsoEdit

• Increasing Attributes: Tips on how to increase Agility
• Magic Items: There are multiple generic items with that fortify Agility.
• Unique Items: A list of unique items, of which several fortify Agility. These do not include Leveled Items such as those received from quests, or Artifacts.

Unique items include:

• Quicksilver Boots: Obtained from Palonirya at Divine Elegance, these light boots fortify Agility by 10 points. You must have a Mercantile skill of at least 50, as Palonirya does not sell armor otherwise.
• Birthright of Astalon: Obtained from Claudette Perrick at The Gilded Carafe, this light cuirass fortifies Agility by 5 points and Magicka by 50 points. You must have a Mercantile skill of at least 50, as Claudette does not sell armor otherwise.
• Circlet of Omnipotence: Obtained from the non-journal quest A Ring of Keys, this ring fortifies all attributes, except Luck, Personality, and Intelligence, by 3 points.