The Lucky Skeever of Solitude

Tucked away behind and above the Winking Skeever, the house awaits a new tenant, but only after some investigation is completed. - This is a port of oldrim. This is an old favorite of mine and I thought maybe others would like to see it here too! enjoy your meal:)

Prior to his execution, Roggvir was a guard who watched over Solitude's main gates, and thus had considerable responsibility for ensuring that the city was secure against all possible intrusions and to stop escaping troublemakers.

However, Roggvir is a northerner and therefore proud of his people. Additionally, he saw Ulfric Stormcloak as a better ruler of Skyrim than High King Torygg, a belief that was further reinforced when the Aldmeri Dominion was defeated by the Empire but the Platinum Concord was exchanged for an uneasy peace. Suppress any form of Talos worship. For Rogweir, he sees this as complete reliability and a convenient excuse for Aldemiri to destroy any dissent to his rule in Tamriel.

In addition to his outing duties as a doorman, and as a reward for his secret loyalty to the Jarl, Roggvir also acquired the Lucky Skeever, secretly owned by Windhelm Jarl, as one of his several properties in the province, and used it as his residence in the city and lowlands.

Now, when you first enter the city, you quickly become a witness to Roggvir's execution, with all eyes on him as the ax is raised... and later on you realize that even the dead can speak, and obtaining the key means you must investigate around the seized property.

feature

Double bed, plus two additional beds for entourage

Kitchenette with a decent selection of meats, vegetables and spirits

Personal desk (including library, alchemy lab, and enchanting table)

Easy access to Solitude’s trade precinct

Weapon racks and display mannequins

Balcony offers city views

Vegetable and Herb Garden

Small heated bathroom

Extensive storage options

Bookshelf and collector mannequins

Can be used as a second-hand home for two fans (use My Home is Your Home)

Navmeshed

Clean with TES5edit

Script free

no god items

(New) Basement area (or as a player places it appropriately, a Mancave) for all types of crafting activities and further storage

Note: As per my requirement, a relaxing sofa set (from what I learned, in real life, some of them evolved from Greek and Roman chaise longues, men of those times would use them for leisure) may be anachronistic but what is important is the immense comfort at the end of the day, especially for the tired adventurers traveling through rugged countryside and mountains.

Note #2: This house is suitable for single/unmarried player characters as it is not intended for married couples.

(Moved from Oldrim) - Originally created by sa547.

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Prior to his execution, Roggvir was a guard assigned to watch over Solitude's main gate, and thus held considerable responsibility to ensure that the city is secured against all possible intrusions and to trap escaping troublemakers seeking to flee.

However, Roggvir was a Nord, and thus held a fierce sense of pride for his people. Furthermore, he saw Ulfric Stormcloak as a better ruler of Skyrim than the High King Torygg, and his convictions were further hardened when the Aldmeri Dominion, having been defeated by the Empire but with the White-Gold Concordat in exchange for an uneasy peace, sought to suppress any form of Talos worship. To Roggvir, he saw it as a complete travesity, a convenient excuse by the Aldmeri to destroy any dissent against its domination of all Tamriel.

In addition to his outward duties as a gate guard, and as a reward for his secret loyalty to the Jarl, Roggvir was given The Lucky Skeever, secretly owned by the Jarl of Windhelm as one of his several assets across the province, and used it as his residence when staying in the city and lying low.

Now as you enter the city for the first time, you quickly become witness to Roggvir's execution, all eyes on him as the …