Kimbras Breezehome
A large dwelling was added to the Blazer home in the basement with entrances both inside and outside.
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About this mod Machine translation
A large dwelling was added to the Blazer home in the basement with entrances both inside and outside.
A large living room was added to the basement of the Brazer home and has a separate exterior entrance. A copy of the Sanskmid Hall in the city of Solstheim was used. I added blades, alchemy, magic, and wood chopping to make this a complete, viable residence for dragon spawns. You can enter the addition from the inside or outside of Blazer's house. The trap door inside is just under the stairs. The outside trap door is to the left of Blazer's house as you face the house. Within the add-on, doors serve as entrances and exits into the Blessed home itself, or outside in Whiterun. I didn't replace the storage bins so now they are back. This is good for collecting items, not good for storing your own items. For now, please store your belongings at the Blaze home itself. I may change it in the future if I see a request for it. Access to the basement is possible even if you don't own the home.
There is also a female attendant of marriageable age who is very skilled in destruction. I regarded her as a follower and liked her very much. She is a Red Guard named Addama.
I hope you like the mod. I did it for myself because I've always loved Thirsk Mead Hall and, like many others, wanted more from the Blazers.
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