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 Posted: Wed Apr 11, 2007 10:58 pm
The Hegemon Frostcrag Spire. It has everything you could possibly need, alchemy garden, alchemy table, FREE enchanting alters, nice library, portals to the mages guild, a good view, a vault, Atronach minions bound to eternal servitude, and last but not least, an astonishing lack of magical running water. However I remedied this by downloading the Frostcrag spire extension mod which adds an empty trophy room and a study with a well. Frostcrag is great. I hate the Kvatch portal. Doesn't work. WHEN WILL THE MAKE KVATCH REBUILT! I'd like that to be a quest at least. 3nodding Frostcrag is where I usually go. I go a Storm Atronach guarding the entrance inside, decorated my altar custom so they look FABULOUS! I when Dragonfall is available, that will become my new home base.
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Posted: Fri Apr 13, 2007 1:09 pm
well i live in the thieves guildmaster room
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Posted: Thu May 03, 2007 2:05 pm
I switch off between frostcrag, dunbarrow, and the vampy lair (forgot the name)
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Posted: Fri May 04, 2007 8:57 am
Wind Range Camp and Hidden Camp.
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Posted: Sat May 05, 2007 4:15 pm
I can't remember if I already posted...my current house is the one you can get in Anvil. 3nodding Of course I do have Frostcrag, which is where I store all my crap. I chose the Anvil house because it was easier to get money wise, I like the town of Anvil, and the house looked cool and wasn't a dump. ^_^
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Posted: Sat May 05, 2007 5:26 pm
Cheydinhal is where its at mrgreen
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Posted: Sat May 05, 2007 6:46 pm
I have my Khajiit warrior/thief hybrid always travelling, so I normally stay at inns with him.
My altmer necromancer has made residence in Little Boy Cave.
My ayleid-based altmer mage/warrior has made Nenalata his home.
Aaaand finally, my Argonian martial arts expert lives underwater, in the area where the Giant Slaughterfish is, in the court wizard's grotto.
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Posted: Tue May 08, 2007 10:03 pm
I live in the Priory Of The Nine, wake up every morning, pray to the Divines at the chapels, and take a knight with me to fight the undead. By the end of the day me and my knight return to the priory and go to sleep.
I try to play as realistically as possible, so I NEVER fast travel.
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Posted: Tue May 08, 2007 10:46 pm
JonVomitOi I live in the Priory Of The Nine, wake up every morning, pray to the Divines at the chapels, and take a knight with me to fight the undead. By the end of the day me and my knight return to the priory and go to sleep. I try to play as realistically as possible, so I NEVER fast travel. I tried to quit fast travel cold turkey, but it's just so damn hard when you're in Anvil, and someone from the Fighter's Guild tells you to go to Cheydinhal.
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Posted: Wed May 09, 2007 1:47 am
Arch Daemon JonVomitOi I live in the Priory Of The Nine, wake up every morning, pray to the Divines at the chapels, and take a knight with me to fight the undead. By the end of the day me and my knight return to the priory and go to sleep. I try to play as realistically as possible, so I NEVER fast travel. I tried to quit fast travel cold turkey, but it's just so damn hard when you're in Anvil, and someone from the Fighter's Guild tells you to go to Cheydinhal. I'm actually doing that right now, my lower level character, Drizzt, is traveling from Anvil after the thieves den quest to go to Cheydinhal to talk to Burzh Gro Kash, I love walking as opposed to fast travel because it gives you time to actually role play and make a story instead of "I went to cheydinhal" it's more like "I was on a journey to Cheydinhal and ALONG the way this or that happened" Yanno?
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Posted: Wed May 09, 2007 5:22 am
In my last game before I restarted, I lived everywhere. In all of the cities, except Kvatch and I lived in FrostSpire, Dunbarrow, and DeepScorn. All were fully furnished.
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Posted: Wed May 09, 2007 9:26 am
I had every house with my level 53 character before I deleted him, but that was only cuz of the money I made from item duping, when I installed the updates I could no longer do that, so my new low level character (level 10) I couldn't make much money, so I just live in the Priory.
I deleted my level 53 cuz I contracted vamprism after completing the main quest so there was the bloodgrass glitch that I couldn't talk to the woman right, the patch fixed that problem...but only after I deleted my character, depressing, but all is well, I like how my new character looks more anyways, my old character had a super ugly face.
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Posted: Thu May 10, 2007 4:04 pm
I have every home you can buy (fully furnished) without using any glitches. [I get most of my gold from making and selling postions, stolen goods, and armor/weapons]
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Posted: Fri May 11, 2007 7:37 am
I sell everything I get but for my armor and my sword, because I believe in living simple. I live with the clothes on my back, a horse between my legs, and a sword on my hip. Other than that I carry little except for books and scrolls. I rarely heal with potions.
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Posted: Sat May 12, 2007 5:47 pm
I live in three places, first: Bravil, above the river. Fully-furnished. It's a shabby little place, and the description the guy gave me after I'd bought it was something like: it doesn't smell too good in there, but don't worry, you'll be distracted by the smell of the sewage from below.
Second: Bruma. Half-furnished. I'm saving for the rest of the stuff now. It's a medium class house, cost me a fair bit too.
Third: Anvil. The manor that you can buy from the guy for two thousand, but it's haunted so you have to do a quest? Yeah, I've done the quest, so I have there too.
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