Lost Dwemer Repository - Player Home with Dwemer Displays

by CrazyFluke·v1.3·Updated 2019-10-29

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About this mod Machine translation

A long-lost Dwemer repository cube wedged between two majestic ice canyons in an unknown location. A small but feature-rich player house (and another house within it), as well as numerous placers for Dwemer-related items and related displays. Other features include decontamination showers, tons of named storage rooms, and even your own dead Thalmor!

So.. is it Kagrenac's name?

It's a small but well-equipped device that easily reaches (via its own teleportation spell) the player's home in the Dwemer Warehouse cube, in an unknown, desolate location with open glass windows embedded between two massive ice canyons. It has plenty of storage, named and unnamed - safe for storing projects. Plus, you can actually have a small mini-tower inside the repository. However, it's more than just a player home, it also has places to store the most cool Dwemer relics, weapons, armor, decorations, and more. The mod also gives new reasons to delve into those dangerous Dwemer ruins. This is the ideal house for anyone interested in or researching the Dwemer character.

feature:

Custom crafting station for smelting (almost) all dwemer items and creating new items added by this mod.

Collect Dwarven Ingots* (or smelly Dwarf junk) to craft small or large display schematics, Dwarven Ingot chests, armor sets, and more.

A working decontamination shower for healing illnesses and building stamina (just open the door, turn the shower on through the valve, and get in!)

Advanced Dwemer warp network system - allows teleportation to all capitals including Raven Rock

Display placeholders for most of the cool dwarven items in the game (including weapons, books, jars, and custom displays that you'll need schematics for)

Some monitors; Steam Centurion, Cross, Ball Cannon, full Dwemer armor set, astrolabe, telescope

The lighting is dynamic and changes depending on the time of day.

Teleports the spell to the repository, where it will return to its original location the next time it is used (ideal for when you're in the depths of a deepwater ruin filled with junk)

A miniature tower that you can shrink into and live in! Simply patch the mechanism next to the model tower to shrink it and access it. This is where the forging equipment is located. Your followers can also join you.

Alchemy Zone, Enchanting Zone, Smithing Zone, Storage Zone and Office - all storage zones have no respawns and are therefore safe to use.

Thalmor Justiciar yourself dead! (The body is removable) There is a journal next to it, and it seems that Thalmor has figured out how to access the repository. But it seems he never managed to send the report back to Thalmor headquarters...

  • = How to get an ingot as small as the schematic shown you may ask? The Dwemer crafting station in the center of the warehouse lets you smelt all the mundane items found in Dwemer ruins, including previously unsmeltable items (urns, pots, cutlery, etc.) - yes, now you have a reason to collect these. Even after completing the reveal, you can use the remaining ingots to create a Dwemer ingot chest, which will sell for more than the ingots themselves (which can be turned back into ingots if desired). You can now also create dwarven armor sets, cutlery sets, and decoration sets, which again sell for more than the price of their component parts (balance).

Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions

  1. Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
  2. There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
  3. Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
  4. Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.

Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.

File & checksum

Filename
Lost Dwemer Repository - Player Home with Dwemer D
File size
9.6 MiB