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I suggest adding the I created that includes things from quest fixes to tips to multiple install instructions.

Added a new installation guide and Mr Oblivion's bundle.

Hello,

You should add a link to DaggerfallSetup, because it is the most simple installer for a "Ready to play" Daggerfall (Same comment for ArenaSetup in the Arena DosBox guide Topic).

Can I suggest using 7zip instead. It's completely free, so you won't run into any issues once the trial runs out.

oh thanks.. good idea. great work.

I think DaggerfallSetup should be at the top of this list

http://theelderscrolls.wiwiland.net/?ti ... llSetup_EN

I have chanced to come across a recent announcement that might prove of interest to Daggerfall players.
Interkarma, the creator of utilities for Daggerfall modding, has launched a new mod titled Ruins of Hill Deep, which is a total conversion of Daggerfall within the TES Universe. Among its features are: a renewed graphic engine with smoothed pixels, a prolonged main quest, hand-made dungeons, many new monsters and loot.
For more information, see the mod's website:
http://www.ruinsofhilldeep.com/faq/

Hey all. I just downloaded all 9 files under the Official patches and Utilities section at http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Daggerfall:Files

WinRar reported damaged or unknown file types for all of them. I tried downloading to different drives, renaming .zip to .rar, and extracting them with WinZip itself, but always get the damaged/unknown error message. Are they still kosher, or am I having a Fail moment here?

Ah ha, that's interesting. I didn't realise the self-contained alt setup file had all the goodies built-in! I skipped past reading about it at the top there because I've already got a DF install in place; however, this looks much better. Plus, I'd like to try out DXL, so this could be just the thing. For the record, I'm on WinRar 3.61 (I think).

Anyway, I assume it's a problem at my end, so I'll try messing around here and report back when/if I resolve it. Thanks again for the tip!

There used to be quite a few dedicated Daggerfall websites, but many of them are no longer maintained. However some have been preserved by the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine:












Some are still online:



[Edit] Forgot that Bethesda also had some useful stuff:

Here's another site:


Apparently, it was hosted by Bethesda and has a certain degree of officialdom.

A couple more sites available through the Wayback Machine:
http://web.archive.org/web/199707140337 ... es/tes.htm
http://web.archive.org/web/199706190521 ... rfall.html

It's sad looking back at some of Daggerfall, watching how some of the old parts of this community have turned to dust. We could have gone the way of any of those sites, if a few people had less passion. Never forget that!

One more relatively intact fan site:

Hello !

I think that it's time to refresh the links toward the DaggerfallSetup page.
In English:
In French:
In Deutsch:

For those who don't know, DaggerfallSetup is the best way today to install Daggerfall with all the main official and non official patches and fixes, DOSBOX all configured and the game in four available languages: English, French, German and Russian.

The Wayback Machine has preserved a Nuke/Computer Gaming Review feature article about Daggerfall dated 21 June 1996:


It's got some nice screenshots and also NPC animations, some appear in higher quality than what was eventually used in the game.

On another note, Mark Jones recently updated his website, including Daggerfall pages:

A small fan page with some official screenshots (not preserved at Bethesda's site by the Wayback Machine):

Another fan site accessible via the Wayback Machine: