I know there's one on ModDB for vanilla body types ( ) and one for if you use OCO v2 ( ). Fans of the mod have developed patches to address these choices and bring the mod more in-line with the rest of the game- "integrate" it, if you will. The designer's characters certainly look different from those in vanilla Oblivion, with a strong hint of anime influences. It was famous for its hot springs, had a mage's guild, and may or may not have been devastated due to the actions of one of its mages of the story, "Pala," is to be believed. The mod also re-adds the city of Mir Corrup, a town mentioned at least twice to be in Cyrodiil but nowhere to be found in. An unaccompanied Daedroth should be concerning even without the Oblivion Crisis though, which one of the Golden Saints in the mod points out (she blends in as a High Elf as best she can). Their appearance is odd but not unheard of, and even farmers have seen the occasional summoner call forth a Seducer, etc. The sudden appearance of new species is explained by their still being relatively uncommon. There was also new lore created that suggested a racist law of some sort had helped to drive out many of them. The mod does a good job of addressing the absence of some of the Kahjiit subspecies by relying on the fact that Ohmes can appear human and thus have blended in. I haven't played through the entire mod, mind you, but I dabbled in it at the time of release.
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