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A small player home in the Reach, barely east of Markarth.
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A small player home in the Reach, barely east of Markarth. This is my first player home, and there could potentially be issues, so please excuse any problems you encounter. I'd love to fix the issues if someone would like to get in touch with me. I think this release is solid, but I haven't really had testers. There aren't any conflicts that I'm aware of, but I am new at this, so please inform me if there are any issues. Everything is vanilla assets minus a single texture.
Currently, you gain access to the home immediately. I have yet to decide whether I'm going to attach a quest to it or not. Stay tuned!
As for a detailed description of what you get with this mod:
-There are several safe containers inside the house as well as a bookshelf
-Bed
-Alchemy Table
-Armor Workbench
-Anvil
-Cooking Spit
-It contains a fast travel marker as soon as you gain access to the map, making for an easy start as the marker is already unlocked from the beginning.
Markarth is where I personally began my Skyrim tale and I thought it fitting to make a house in the Reach, where there aren't many houses, to begin with!
Simplicity is something I value over houses of extreme complexity, and I didn't want to take the journey out of Skyrim. Should you need more, you can use Hearthfire or purchase a hold house. This is very much geared towards a simple playstyle and/or a beginner home, and do not expect overflowing containers of ingredients or really much in the way of freebies. This was done by design. I do plan on decorating the interior more, as there is plenty of space to work with, but again, I think simple can be the best. This is not meant to be the ultimate home for the Dragonborn, just a forgotten home from a long-gone individual.
Current issues that I am aware of (1/17/20):
-Book Typo (corrected, but I don't think it warrants a new version release on its own.)
-Cell Teleport trouble (It appears that you often face the wrong direction or sometimes end up in a slightly wrong location, and it seems that followers can force you to end up back in the house)
I am actively working on improving things when I can, and I appreciate the feedback! This has come after only roughly 12 hours of people playing it, so any sort of constructive criticism/bug reports are much appreciated! Thank you for trying my little mod.
Currently, you gain access to the home immediately. I have yet to decide whether I'm going to attach a quest to it or not. Stay tuned!
As for a detailed description of what you get with this mod:
-There are several safe containers inside the house as well as a bookshelf
-Bed
-Alchemy Table
-Armor Workbench
-Anvil
-Cooking Spit
-It contains a fast travel marker as soon as you gain access to the map, making for an easy start as the marker is already unlocked from the beginning.
Markarth is where I personally began my Skyrim tale and I thought it fitting to make a house in the Reach, where there aren't many houses, to begin with!
Simplicity is something I value over houses of extreme complexity, and I didn't want to take the journey out of Skyrim. Should you need more, you can use Hearthfire or purchase a hold house. This is very much geared towards a simple playstyle and/or a beginner home, and do not expect overflowing containers of ingredients or really much in the way of freebies. This was done by design. I do plan on decorating the interior more, as there is plenty of space to work with, but again, I think simple can be the best. This is not meant to be the ultimate home for the Dragonborn, just a forgotten home from a long-gone individual.
Current issues that I am aware of (1/17/20):
-Book Typo (corrected, but I don't think it warrants a new version release on its own.)
-Cell Teleport trouble (It appears that you often face the wrong direction or sometimes end up in a slightly wrong location, and it seems that followers can force you to end up back in the house)
I am actively working on improving things when I can, and I appreciate the feedback! This has come after only roughly 12 hours of people playing it, so any sort of constructive criticism/bug reports are much appreciated! Thank you for trying my little mod.