Guardian's Neglect - Unloaded Door

Guardians' Overlook is a rustic cabin overlooking the Guardian Stones, with a basement treasure hall. The upstairs houses crafting, storage, and some display areas, while the downstairs (loading door entrance) provides display space for every item in the game, allowing your NPCs to protect your treasures.

The Guardian's View

Loading door free cabin at top, trophy room below

I hate load zones. But I'm also slightly dissatisfied with all the houses that don't have loading zones (like the now legendary Riverside Shack, which was part of the inspiration for this mod). They either don't have enough room to display the goodies I want to show off, or they have a crappy view (I mean, views are the best part about being out in Skyrim), or both. I'd also like a collector's museum, but just everything from Skyrim and the DLC without having to complete a bunch of buggy missions (I love Dragonborn's Legacy, but am not always a fan of the variety of missions it contains)

So I built the guardian's overlook.

This is a beautifully situated cottage overlooking Inleta Lake and Riverwood. With every production workstation you really need in or around the cabin, plenty of storage and some very handy features, the cabin has everything you need for the majority of your gameplay.

The hut was built over a treasure chamber designed by the prophetic monks under the orders of Emperor Pelagius IV (3E 314 - 3E 368) to house a host of powerful artifacts for adventurers to later collect to aid the last of the dragons in the battle against Alduin, the World-Eater. This treasure room can house every attraction from Skyrim, Drabonborn, and Dawnguard, including a carpenter's table for crafting replicas, a massive library, and even a guard room for your fans.

It's also the least solvable, hopelessly friendly explanation for the cabin/treasure combination I can think of.

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All DLC (Dragonborn, Dawnguard, Hearthfire)

SKSE (Skyrim Script Extension) - Darkfox127 has a great installation tutorial!

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No-load zone cabin features

Simple mission is to fight the bad guys and take over the house

Create various workstations

Smithing Anvil (visited by Skaal, Dawnguard and Skyforge)

Wooden chopping board (woodcutter’s ax stand)

Grinding Wheel, Armorer's Table, Tanning Stand

Cooking pot (with ladle hanger)

alchemist's laboratory

Sorcerer's Table (Guardian's Overlook Enchantment Ring, adds +100 to your enchanting abilities - see below for details)

Staff Crafting Station (option to build your own staves and hearts)

Display - Display points (see below), weapon cards, shields, banners and 3 bookshelves

Item Repair Kit - (see details below)

Storage - Armor, weapons, ammo, ingredients, potions, food, plates and dishes, magic items, jewelry, staff crafting items, bookshelves, safes and more!

Storage Features - Configure storage to accept new items, quickly grab just an iron ingot on your display rack, automatically store (see below)

Mountable Trophies and Maps (Make your own trophies on Tanning Rack and mount them in your wheelhouse - see below)

Nearby Trader (Mad Jack the Fur Trader - just steps away from the crossroads sign)

Working window blinds (to protect against dragons, or to take in glorious views)

Lanterns, forges and nightstand candles can all put out fires - for those nights you don't want to be out on the road

basement features

Shows every unique item and DLC in the game

Library - Provides shelf space for every book in the game

Thieves Guild Exhibition Hall

Master's College Exhibition Hall

Armory - display of weapons and armor

Daedric Hall - Display of all daedric artifacts

Guard Barracks - for your fans

Weapon plaques and displays customizable in flaxen color (8 colors available)

Loom and carpenter's table - for making banners, maps and replicas

Item Repair Kit - (see details below)

Cooking Oven - provides food for your followers, plus some custom meals because I lov …