Enderal-Ark Player Home 1.1

Makes changes to Enderal's two official player houses. The cheaper one on the market had only minor modifications and the replacement of furniture, but the expensive one in the Noble Quarter was rebuilt from scratch to give it structural corrections and added functionality and clutter. Four price options are available.

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As much as I love everything about Enderal, I'm a little disappointed with both of the homes available. The Marketplace houses have weird furniture and no cooking utensils, and the Nobles Quarter houses look nice but don't have any storage aside from safe lockers and some bookshelves - even though all those static buckets, lockers and sacks serve as containers. Additionally, its interior layout simply doesn't match the exterior.

So I changed the Marketplace house slightly (time taken: ~5 hours) to make it more logical and functional, and I completely rebuilt the Nobles Quarter house, mostly because I wanted to. As a result, it is now somewhat structurally correct (i.e., the interior matches the exterior as closely as the building kit allows, including windows), and also has a lot of detail. I've added literally thousands of clutter and tons of storage options, both generic and named. Check the image tag for some impressions.

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• Four price options for the entire mod - download the one you feel most comfortable with, but don't use more than one at once (the last one installed takes precedence). The overall price of the "cheapest" is still slightly more expensive than the price of the "vanilla" interior, the "expensive" market house is about 10,000, and the house in the aristocratic area is about 48K (high rhetoric will slightly reduce the price of the house, but not the furnishings). I chose the "expensive" option because I like sinking gold into the game (even having expensive Master skill books in Enderal).

-Navmeshed interior (because... I don't know, no normal NPC ever comes into your house, but maybe you have a follower mod).

-Build mode is still available in both houses. This can help you shorten the time between when you first put the contract on the home and when you can actually afford to furnish it, especially with more expensive options.

Marketplace Home Page

NOTE: I've released this as a separate mod some time ago. This mod is now obsolete as it is included here - do not use both at the same time!

All old crafting stations (alchemy, enchantment, workbench) as well as cooking pots

A table where you can actually eat

More storage space, especially upstairs

For more confusion, immerse yourself in the daily life of the Prophet

No more display cases. I hate display cases without activators (Hearthfire style).

There are no models. If you want one, make a placeable one and place it next to your bedroom door.

The appearance remains unchanged and has everything needed for forging.

Residence in aristocratic area

Purchase the interior decoration option divided into three parts: Ground Floor - Top Floor - Craft Wing. This is because you may not have enough cash to afford everything right away. Use build mode to place some storage or crafting stations until you can afford proper furnishings, but make sure to remove all placeable items before purchasing. Otherwise, there will definitely be overlapping objects because there will be clutter everywhere.

Ground floor: entrance, study, kitchen, dining room with fireplace.

Top floor: master bedroom, lounge with reading area, bathroom.

Wing: blacksmith shop, library, shrine, drawing room, alchemy, fascinating architecture. More weapon racks and plaques. Functional bookshelves are just like in Vanilla (I had to re-add them because the tags were removed from Enderal). There is no Phasmalist workbench! If you need one, use Build Mode to place one near the stairs in the blacksmith's shop.

Home Improvement Guide, designed to give you an immersive in-game explanation of what you'll get when you upgrade.

Light switches turn the lights in the Ground Floor …