Paarthurnax SSE

A big player at the throat of the world. Then clean up.

Many ages came and went under the watchful eye of wise old Paarthurnax, and during all this time the ancient great man was not idle; he was watching, waiting, preparing, and witnessing the end of too many things. To ensure that his knowledge would not be lost to time, he carved a great library on the highest mountain in the sky, and Graybeard has been hoarding its treasures for centuries. Over the past few years, its auditorium has seen pilgrims from all walks of life, from kings to Bithian monks. But times became increasingly dangerous, and as Greybeard became more reclusive, all memory of the library was lost to the people of Skyrim.

If Paarthurnax is still alive, ��

Paarthurnax needs a librarian, someone trustworthy and meticulous, someone who can browse bookstores in solitude and delve into cellars in search of lost texts. �Or just someone who doesn't mind the smell of dust and musty books.

If Paarthurnax dies, ��

With no challenger willing to climb the mountain's brutal heights, all of the elder dragon's possessions are now yours. �His legacy is in your hands.

There are two doors: � One is right at the entrance to Hrothgar, it has no map marker as it is directly above the HH map marker. �At the Throat of the World, it does have a map marker; if you can't find it, see the screenshot.

The key is on the ground in front of the throat door to the house.

There are no requirements or conversations to acquire the house; you just pick up the key and the library is yours. However, getting the key requires you to walk through the Throat of the World, meaning you won't be able to enter the house unless the main quest sends you there. If you haven't met Parcenax, it won't make much sense to you to be in charge of Parcenax's library!

Amenities

script? ��Yeah, but they're both lightweight (they're simple, they only activate when you do something like a flip switch) and you don't need ��.

Loading screen? ��Minimum

Follower/spouse friendly? �Yes!

Kid-friendly? no:(

Beds/Bedrooms: 1 master bedroom, 2 smaller bedrooms with 2 adult beds each, utility room next to the kitchen with 6 more beds + 6 bedrooms. �

Artisan station? �Everything. �There's even a GEM, although you need to find a key in the library to access it.

�1600 bookshelf. �� doesn’t mean a winter-style bookcase that doesn’t actually show off your books (libraries have plenty of those too, but I don’t count them); I mean actual bookshelves. �There aren't that many books in the whole vanilla game�� including spelling books and letters� so. You can just grab some mods that add more books and become a packer! �I�� has little labels on the top of some bookshelves (like �Maps��, �Alchemy��, etc.) to help you organize your stuff, but you can ignore or delete them if you don't like them.

A large number of storage containers, both safe and unsafe. �Some containers have names to help you decide what to store (��Food��, ��, etc.), but these names are just cosmetics and you can store anything you want in any container. �.

There are 17 human models, 9 dagger display cases, 9 large display cases, 7 shields, and 4 weapon cards.

��There is also a hidden exhibition room with 5 mannequins, 8 shields, 20 weapon plaques and 18 weapon racks, as well as several flat tables used to display MISC items.

A seller of general merchandise of 30,000 grams

Bookseller with rare scrolls, books, recipes and 10,000 G

Teleporter for fast travel within the library

There are lots of hidden goodies to discover! �Authentic versions of iconic armor, hidden rooms, rare books and more. �No�� items (nothing is as powerful as vanilla gear), but if you find them at a low level, something will be conquered.

All 9 temples, scattered throughout the library.

There are four items that are the four most popular standing stones: Lord, �, Atronach, and Steed. �They don't look like standing stones, but they work exactly like them. �Should be compatible with any mode o …