Furhunters Hideout
A small cave near Whiterun, near the remains of the late alchemist. Ideal for hunting parties, outlaws, and travelers.
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About this mod Machine translation
The mod is copied from Oldrim, if you encounter any problems please let me know :)
Furhunters' Hideout - A cave for weary travelers (no loading screen).
A small cave near Whiterun, near the remains of the late alchemist. Ideal for hunting parties, outlaws, and travelers. There is a cooking pot, a tanning rack, two beds, a clear river, a warm stove, firewood for the stove and a shelter for the tired.
All my mods, this is also the work of FROSTFALL. Under my shelter you are protected from bad weather, rain and cold. If you're around a campfire, you'll eventually warm up. You won't get wet under the roof.
My other mods:
Dragonborn's Rift Watchtower
Provide shelter to the weak
Whiterun Thief's Hideout WIP
Cave of Exile
Furhunters Hideout
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Mod was duplicated from Oldrim, if you encounter any problem, let me know:)
Furhunters hideout -a cave (without loadingscreen) for the tired traveller.
A small cave near Whiterun, close to the remains of the expired alchemist. Ideal for hunting partys, outlaws, travellers. Has a cooking pot, a tanning rack, 2 beds, a clear river near it, warm fire, wood for the fire, and shelter for the tired.
All my mods, and this one too is works with FROSTFALL. You are secure under my shelters from harsh weather, rain and cold. You will eventually warm up, if you are near the campfire. You dont get wet under the roof.
My other mods:
Dragonborn's Riften Watchtower
Shelter for the weak
Whiterun Thief Hideout WIP
Cave of the Exile
Furhunters Hideout
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