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Houses targeted by thieves/assassins.
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About this mod Machine translation
Houses targeted by thieves/assassins.
Note: This mod was originally uploaded to Bethesda.net, but due to the overwhelmingly positive (and unexpected) feedback, I finally decided to upload it. If you want to check it out, XBOX VERSION is also available.
Thanks to Bethesda.net for inviting me to participate in May Featured Mods!
This player's home was given as a gift to a dear friend. It's primarily targeted at the home of a thief/assassin character.
describe
The entrance to the mod can be found in the Solitude Market. The door is a manhole cover, somewhat hidden. Inside there are several stairs and vents to create the feeling of a sewer where someone is coming home. My goal was to make it cozy, but also feel like it was an assassin's hideout.
There is plenty of room for storage in this home. All empty wardrobes, bookcases, boxes and bags can be safely used as any storage space you want. There is an alchemy station that you can use, as well as a growing corner. There is also a corner for weapon sharpening and storage.
Almost everything in the home is stationary to avoid flying around when the door is opened.
Considering the name of the home, "The Foxhole," there are two ways to go. Manhole cover in the market, the other is lonely. This can also be used to escape guards.
Unfortunately, followers cannot enter the home, but should be able to reach the player if they leave in a different way, although they will have to go through the lonely gate. This also means that adopted children cannot be sent to this home.
compatibility
There are no custom items used in this mod other than converting movable objects to static objects. No items in the game should be permanently changed. No items from dlcs are used.
Thank you, RYANT1UM
Thanks, Hoditon
Hope you like my mod. enjoy your meal!
〜CaffeinePainter〜
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NOTE: This mod was originally uploaded to Bethesda.net, but because of the overwhelmingly positive (and unexpected) feedback, I finally decided to upload it here. There's also an XBOX VERSION available if you wish to check that out.
Thank you, Bethesda.net for featuring me for May Featured Mods!
This player home was made as a gift for a dear friend. It's mainly a home aimed at thief/assassin characters.
DESCRIPTION
The entrance to the mod can be found by the Solitude marketplace. The door is a manhole cover, a little hidden. Inside there are several stairs and vents to create the feeling of a sewer that someone made their home. I aimed to make it homely, but also create a feeling of this being a hideout for an assassin.
There are loads of places for storage in this home. All wardrobes, bookcases, chests and bags that are empty are safe to use as storage for whatever you would like. There is an alchemy station ready to be used, as well as a corner for ingredients to grow. There's also a corner for weapon sharpening and storage.
Almost all items in the home are static to avoid things flying around when simply opening doors.
Considering the name of the home, "The Foxhole", there are two ways out. The manhole cover at the marketplace, and the other leads out of Solitude. This can also be used to escape guards.
Followers unfortunately can't enter the home, but should be able to get to the player if exiting a different way than going in, though they have to go through the gate of Solitude. This also means that adopted children can't be sent to this home.
COMPATIBILITY
No custom items have been used in this mod, other than converting movable objects to static ones. There should be no permanent changes to any items in the game. No items from dlcs have been used.
Thank you, RYANT1UM
Thank you, hodilton
Hope you like my mod. Enjoy!
~CaffeinePainter~
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
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Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.