Ebongrove - Recall and Teleport

The player's home in the volcanic Eastmarch, its plants flourishing under the harsh sunlight. Teleport to all major cities and be recalled at any time thanks to the magic experiments of previous owners. All the usual features of the house, plus some Dunmer knowledge. (A rework of Grim Redoran Grove)

Player's home located between the Eldergleam reserve and the ruins of Mzulft.

The name Ebongrove comes from its dark basalt formations and lush, sun-drenched flora.

Function

Recall Spell • Teleport Shrine • All crafting stations (except spiders) • Crafting

Crafted Book (increases your skill by 1) • Up to 8 beds • No mannequin version

Plaque • Custom Storage • Fertile Soil • Dadra Shrine for Healing and Addition



Compatibility

Ebongrove is a vividly detailed version of my old Redoran Grove.

They are compatible, but they are not the same mod. I wanted to recreate it with what I know now.

To maintain the dark/golden atmosphere (and avoid a cluttered look), please note that other mods do not affect the trees or basalt rock formations. However, shrubs and furniture may still be affected. and open city

Compatible: You will be teleported outside the city, so NPCs will not see you anywhere. With Project AHO

compatible.

Already cleaned using xEdit. Requires all DLC.

It is recommended to load it after editing the horizontal mod.

There is no adoption support, but any author is welcome to make patches. I'll add it to the page.

Fish, butterflies, jazbay and juniper will not respawn, so be careful if you need them.

Special Edition 

XB1



Redoran Grove is located in Solstheim and looks dull compared to Ebongrove. I suppose its lifeless appearance complements Solstheim's scenery, but the difference is more than just an aesthetic enhancement. In Ebongrove I fixed the unit data, added new projects and scripts, and generally made sure it was bright, comfortable, and technically sound. enjoy your meal!

Several years ago, several Dunmer refugees deeply missed the fate of Raven Rock. In fact, after the death of its Ebony Mines, the Eastern Empire Company abandoned the settlement and its people. When Ravys failed to regain contact with the merchant, his wife Vatya crafted a spell that allowed supplies to be transported to Raven Rock. However, for some reason she was unable to function on Solstheim, so she set out to investigate. After arriving on the island, Vatya conducted experiments that resulted in several gray caves appearing in the cave, but she was unable to return them. As an Ienth, Ravys knew how to make use of the ashes in the urn. He planted plants and trees around the cave, enduring his wife's absence as the warm sunlight made the process easier.

As the months passed, Ravis discovered the benefits of a power that could take him anywhere at any time...but instead of using magic for his own gain, he took care of the cave, making it habitable and beautiful for his wife to return to. Eventually, he receives a suspicious letter from her in which she mentions using dark powers contained in a dangerous book. He immediately set out to meet her, leaving Ebongrove unguarded. (I know Skyrim came out a few years ago, but I'll let you guess what's going on to avoid spoilers on the Dragonborn DLC.)