Theme could be anything you deem appropriate - but as long as it has the cozy-home/peaceful feeling, that would be great. Windows open to outside scenery with option to close the windows (see Castle NPC hiring for the place should be optional (option to just fill it with your followers, with no other NPCs) and no NPC is necessary, no merchants or otherwise. Hot tub/ hot spring/ pool nav meshed (check luxury bathing suite for this, as well as 'everspring grotto' here in skyrim nexus)
Possible display room/museum place for your daedric artifacts, and another for your armor, weapons, etc in 'dome' configuration (think temple of the one from oblivion or solitude temple of the divines, or skyrim's college of winterhold main lobby) Grand Library with enough bookshelves (ones where you can actually put books on them, not the book-case type ones) for 500+ books and reading area with fireplace (think library from the movie Beauty and the Beast). Grand dining hall with plenty of food, lit candles, overhanging candle-chandlier things, wall light sources, big dining table enough for 20 or so people. all necessary amenities including shrines, kitchen (with Hearthfire oven and features), smithing area (tanning rack, workbench, grindstone), Alchemy area (with appropriate garden, Enchanting area. no loading doors between any places or rooms inside the abode itself. Other aspects I believe would be good to see: This means complete nav-mesh of the entire place. This may be included as 'optional bigger guest/follower quarter' file for the house itself, to make the file more modular.Īnother important factor is that said followers can access rest of the place - meaning no separate follower quarter that is isolated by loading screen from rest of the place.
I am looking first and foremost a house or hall or abode of some kind that will house anywhere between 10-20 followers with their own beds for each one.
So I have been browsing/looking through many different houses and abodes here in skyrim nexus, and none really fit my needs:
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