Custom Spell Icons

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Custom Spell Icons replaces the generic spell icons in Oblivion with unique icons for modded spells, particularly from Midas Magic and LAME. With over 2,000 endorsements and 110,000 downloads, it's a popular quality-of-life mod for magic-heavy players. Last updated in 2010, it remains a staple for those seeking visual distinction.

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Syntax

Gameplay Effects and Changes

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Downloads: 110,499 | Endorsements: 2,093

💡 Notes

By statttis | v3.1 | 2,093 endorsements

🎯 Tips & Tricks

Make sure to install after your magic mods so the icon files

Make sure to install after your magic mods so the icon files overwrite correctly.

Check the mod's file structure—if it uses a

Check the mod's file structure—if it uses a .esp, place it in your Data folder and activate it in the launcher.

If you use a mod manager like OBMM, use it to install to avo

If you use a mod manager like OBMM, use it to install to avoid overwriting issues.

🔧 Troubleshooting

Mod not working

Check load order and required dependencies. Read the full mod description.

⚠️ Common Mistakes

Installing multiple mods that modify the same files without checking compatibility

👍 Pros

Community favorite with 2,093 endorsements and 110k downloads—clearly fills a real need.
Instantly makes your spell list readable when you're running 30+ modded spells.
Works with the big magic mods everyone uses, so it's practical for most players.

👎 Cons

Last updated in 2010—might not cover newer magic mods that came out after.
Only changes icons, so no gameplay impact—skip if you want actual spell tweaks.
Requires manual installation and might conflict with other icon mods if you're not careful.

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