Hotel - fully stocked
The store offers more food and drink options for 5 major hotels, including items from Hearthfire. All items have been added to be as friendly and balanced as possible.
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About this mod Machine translation
The store offers more food and drink options for 5 major hotels, including items from Hearthfire. All items have been added to be as friendly and balanced as possible.
The store offers more food and drink options for 5 major hotels, including items from Hearthfire. All items have been added to be as friendly and balanced as possible.
Is it really friendly?
yes. Regardless, cities will have more gold to spend on better goods. And there’s no reason to only keep so many items. Innkeepers should be able to make and sell the same thing. All purchasable items are also based on region and rarity.
Require:
Skyrim Special Edition
How to install:
*Install using Mod Manager:
- Add and activate archives
*Manual installation:
- Extract files
2.Put the extracted esp into the Skyrim Special Edition Data folder
- Enable the main file in Skyrim Special Edition Launcher
How to uninstall:
- Use the mod manager to uninstall the mod, or delete the esp manually
(Note: This only works with Skyrim Special Edition. Install the version you want, not both.)
Compatibility: (Applicable)
- This mod is made using the Unofficial Skyrim Special Edition patch
Therefore, it retains all vendor changes for this mod. It is required for USSEP releases, but not for major releases.
- Should also work with any town overhaul mod as long as they don't edit vendor inventory.
Compatibility: (does not work)
- Edit anything from the vendor inventory of The Bannered Mare, The Winking Skeever, Silver-Blood Inn, Candlehearth Hall or The Bee and Barb, without scripts or patches.
My other modifications to SSE:
- Gray Zone - Solstheim Import
Mods shown in screenshot:
- Rustic Clutter Collection - Special Edition
- Country Clothing - Special Edition
- Static Mesh Improvement Mod
- LC Land Lord Armor
- Skyrim Cloak
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This mod stocks the 5 major Inns with more food and drink, including goods from Hearthfire. All items were added to be as lore-friendly and balanced as possible.
Is it really lore-friendly?
Yes. The cities would have more gold for better goods anyway. And there is no reason to keep so many items as craft only. Innkeepers should be able to make and sell the same things you can. All purchasable items are also based on region and rarity.
REQUIREMENTS:
Skyrim Special Edition
HOW TO INSTALL:
*Installing with a Mod Manager:
- Add and activate the archives
*Manual Installation:
- Extract the files
- Put the extracted esp into your Skyrim Special Edition Data folder
- Enable the main file in your Skyrim Special Edition Launcher
HOW TO UNINSTALL:
- Uninstall the mod with your mod manager, or by removing the esp manually
(Notes: This is for Skyrim Special Edition only. Install the version you need, not both.)
Compatibility: (Works With)
- This mod was made with the Unofficial Skyrim Special Edition Patch
in mind, so it keeps all the vendor changes from that mod. It is required for the USSEP version, but not the main version.
- Should also work fine with any town overhaul mods, as long as they don't edit vendor inventories.
Compatibility: (Does Not Work With)
- Anything that edits the vendor inventories of The Bannered Mare, The Winking Skeever, The Silver-Blood Inn, Candlehearth Hall, or The Bee and Barb without a script or patch.
My Other Mods for SSE:
- Gray Quarter - Solstheim Imports
Mods Seen in Screenshots:
- Rustic Clutter Collection - Special Edition
- Rustic Clothing - Special Edition
- Static Mesh Improvement Mod
- LC Land Lord Armor
- Cloaks of Skyrim
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- 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.
- Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
- 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.