Mhulchazn - Morrowind Dwemer Home

Mhulchazn is an ancient Dwemer ruin located high in Velothis, built in the Vvardenfell style of Dwemer architecture.

Mhulcazn - Resdayni Dwemer Tone Research Facility

Oh, what a discovery! The reports of looters are true! I had to retrace my steps back to the north, but it was definitely worth it when I saw the sun staring down at these majestic towers... I couldn't wait to see the look on Mathendis' face when I told her this! The ruins are built in the exact same style that we found in Morrowind. How strange!

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I'm back with another one and I'm back to E E P D E E D D Y Y E X P E R E E C E™!

Mhulchazn, the home of my series of knowledgeable players, is an ancient Dwemer ruin high in the northern reaches of Velothis, built in Morrowind style Dwemer architecture. It is located on a ridge above the hunting camp north of Narzulbur. Ostensibly a research facility, a ruin of underground energy - just enough to keep its halls cool against the cold mountains outside. Featuring a detailed backstory and great attention to detail for my other modes, once again great care has been taken to ensure maximum immersion and lore friendliness. Each object has its own story.

It's not entirely clear what the Dwemer of Morrowind were doing in Skyrim...but one of its last residents, a Telvanni researcher, made a discovery and compiled some notes that intrepid adventurers will discover, detailing the ruins' origins and purpose.

Mhulchazn not only features full crafting lanes - blacksmithing, smelting, tanning, enchanting (+staves), alchemy, cooking (+oven), and even spiders - but there's also a new spell that lets you discover random destruction that will teleport you to the depths. There's also an optional (breadcrumb, nothing special) quest to return to the previous inabitant's diary, as well as a few secrets. All containers should be stored securely, but if I've missed any please let me know.

Mhulcazn has various assets. The most obvious are the Morrowind Dwemer properties, but there are also some Dunmer properties and some gorgeous furniture that previous residents brought with them. This home is mainly for mage characters, but anyone will do it: it's not super themed like other homes.

Making Mhulchazn is a real challenge. The specific nature of the Morrowind style assets I used and their reluctance to visually contrast with vanilla Skyrim's assets allowed me to be more creative. I hope my hard work paid off and you enjoy this funky player.

Install

as usual. Install via any mod manager, place it anywhere in your load order.

I highly recommend you use DyndoLOD to regenerate the LOD after installation so you can get views like this (see that tower in front of that big mountain?)

uninstall

Uninstall via mod manager. You know the drill now, right?

If you make them for this it will also regenerate your LOD so they don't appear after the tower disappears.

compatibility

It will conflict with mods that edit the same area, such as Falmeroon or specifically Dragonborn of Legborn. Also, as usual, SMIM can cause some confusion (though much less than Dol Khazun). I don't use it myself so I can't really make a patch. If anything goes horribly wrong, just disable it via the console. However, it is absolutely safe to use.

Known issues

So far no. If you encounter any problems please let me know and be as descriptive as possible. It really helps me learn and bring better patterns to you guys.

No, I won't be making an Oldrim version. Converting an SSE mesh to Oldrim requires tone architecture and everyone who knows how to use it is lost.

Change log

Version 1.1

• Allows the oven to be used as an oven. Now we have full craft access!
• Added ESP for 1.0 users to facilitate updates.

Version 1.0

• Initial release

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Morrowind Dwemer Resources by David Brasher, converted by Enter_77

Morrowind Style Lanterns by Phitt by Phitt and Tamira

Stroti Kitchen Tools by Stroti and Tamira

Stroti resource pack for Stroti and Tamira

Modder resource …