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A small home in another realm for religious playthroughs.
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Translations
- French
First time building a home!
Made this for my paladin character and figured I'd share since I've gotten good feedback on other stuff I made for my paladin. :)
A small church/chapel type building located in its own small world so there no incompatibilities. You'll exit the return portal into the same place you originally cast a portal to enter.
Classic Version Here.
What's inside?
How to get there:
ENB used in screenshots: Natural Lighting and Atmospherics
Made this for my paladin character and figured I'd share since I've gotten good feedback on other stuff I made for my paladin. :)
A small church/chapel type building located in its own small world so there no incompatibilities. You'll exit the return portal into the same place you originally cast a portal to enter.
Classic Version Here.
What's inside?
- Inside you'll find a small kitchen, enchanting & alchemy stations, some storage, a bed, and a bath. You'll also find 10 crystal balls near the door that allow you to choose a divine. Each crystal ball will install a shrine and some small decorations dedicated to that divine.
- Cloud storage courtesy of General Stores. Master storage can be found as a barrel outside betweent he portal and the house or inside just to the right of the door.
- Trapdoor to a storage room is by the bed.
- Outside you'll find some storage, a workbench, tanning rack, forge, chopping block, smelter, various ore deposits, a fish hatchery in a small pond, 9 plots of fertile soil, 3 apiaries, and a portal that leads back to the place you came from. (wherever that may be)
How to get there:
- There's a spell tome on the floor to the left of the shrines in the Temple of the Divines in Solitude. Learn the spell. Conjure a portal. Head on over to Reverent Grove.
- Followers can follow you through the portal now!
- Extra beds
- Fancy display cases
- Daedra worship.
- Yadayadayada. It's small. It's relatively simple.
ENB used in screenshots: Natural Lighting and Atmospherics