Which settlement do you call your home?
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Which settlement do you call your home?
Which settlement would you, as opposed to your characters, call home if you had the choice? Would you choose the hustle-and-bustle of the cities, or the quietness of the countryside (the Oblivion-crisis notwithstanding)?
Furthermore, where do the majority of your characters prefer to inhabit?
Furthermore, where do the majority of your characters prefer to inhabit?
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Re: Which settlement do you call your home?
I always find my characters drifting to Anvil, and I think I would do the same. It has all the things I find really charming about a place: the ocean's just a walk away for some of that fresh, salty air; you have the hustle and bustle of a city and all that has to offer; and when you want to escape, the open fields are there waitin' for a stroll or a ride. Plus, the house is pretty fun to decorate.
I'm also super partial to Cheydinhal, though. It's very idyllic, and obviously I would be all too happy to join the Knights of the Thorn. Huzzah!
I'm also super partial to Cheydinhal, though. It's very idyllic, and obviously I would be all too happy to join the Knights of the Thorn. Huzzah!
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The best of both worlds, eh? I guess there is also the sailor's comfort houses too?Avron the S'wit wrote:I always find my characters drifting to Anvil, and I think I would do the same. It has all the things I find really charming about a place: the ocean's just a walk away for some of that fresh, salty air; you have the hustle and bustle of a city and all that has to offer; and when you want to escape, the open fields are there waitin' for a stroll or a ride.
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Well, I may be a s'wit, but even I have boundaries...and they end at "Oooohhhh what a pretty ocean!"

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A s'wit has boundaries? Well, you can keep your ocean.Avron the S'wit wrote:Well, I may be a s'wit, but even I have boundaries...
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Re: Which settlement do you call your home?
I would say Mir Corrup, if I could find it...
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How about a place you can find?Imbalance wrote:I would say Mir Corrup, if I could find it...
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Re: Which settlement do you call your home?
I always felt most at home in Chorrol, but the traveler in me loves Anvil for the beaches, Skingrad for the vineyards and other farmed products, and Cheydinhal/Leyawiin for their diversity (I'd be so curious what the local cuisine would be like..).
But if I was an adventurer, the wizard's tower from the dlc is way too convenient to pass up
But if I was an adventurer, the wizard's tower from the dlc is way too convenient to pass up
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Re: Which settlement do you call your home?
I always use the Imperial City as my home base. It's so central to everywhere, and has just about everything. But Chorrol is my favorite place as far as the locale. I just love a good forest!
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Oh dear. I totally forgot about all those luscious vineyards. I might have to rethink my choice of prime locales...Chaos the N'wah wrote:...Skingrad for the vineyards and other farmed products...
Huzzah!
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I mean, I would stay for just the cheeses, but a good competitive wine market certainly helps ignore all the rampant murder and undeath related shenanigans
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Re: Which settlement do you call your home?
I can find what's left of Sutch. I could see myself living there. It's a really pretty valley, iirc, but it lacks the fabled baths.Morven Ashwing wrote:How about a place you can find?Imbalance wrote:I would say Mir Corrup, if I could find it...
My last character just couldn't settle on one spot. I suppose if we observed patterns and habits, the Wizard's Tower is where he hung his hat the most.
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Re: Which settlement do you call your home?
I have always been quite partial to Chorrol and Skingrad
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I like the wine.Maxrebo wrote:I have always been quite partial to Chorrol and Skingrad
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Skingrad or Frostcrag.
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Re: Which settlement do you call your home?
Come visit rustic Hackdirt!Chicken Slayer wrote:Hackdirt
Friendly natives, rich oral history, no smoking zones, and plenty of vacancies!
But don't just take our word for it, here are some quotes from satisfied vacationers..
-" the Active Night scene" - Ben B. Lowe
- "Such Exotic looking inhabitants" - R.L. Turrists
- "The whispers make the best white noise" - Isabelle Tower
Hackdirt, it's County Chorrol's best kept secret!
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Chaos the N'wah wrote:Come visit rustic Hackdirt!Chicken Slayer wrote:Hackdirt
Friendly natives, rich oral history, no smoking zones, and plenty of vacancies!
But don't just take our word for it, here are some quotes from satisfied vacationers..
-" the Active Night scene" - Ben B. Lowe
- "Such Exotic looking inhabitants" - R.L. Turrists
- "The whispers make the best white noise" - Isabelle Tower
Hackdirt, it's County Chorrol's best kept secret!
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Re: Which settlement do you call your home?
I've always had a soft spot for Chorrol.
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Re: Which settlement do you call your home?
Realistically, the market district of the Imperial City, and specifically the Merchants Inn. Even though I use the excellent Imperial Furniture mod, I don't really enjoy decorating or playing house. In a future playthrough I might explore converting an Ayleid ruin into a player abode, with the Priory of the Nine as a secondary residence. Always thought the forests south of the IC were wonderful, but rather sparse of content in the base game.
With respect to your question about self inserting, a keep along the road between Skingrad and Anvil would be my choice. Halfway between the two most idyllic locations in the game, overlooking and protecting the most glorious stretch of land in the entire series. If such a keep wasn't available, that charming inn along the same road would serve as a nice base to explore ruins on the coast and the interior highlands.
With respect to your question about self inserting, a keep along the road between Skingrad and Anvil would be my choice. Halfway between the two most idyllic locations in the game, overlooking and protecting the most glorious stretch of land in the entire series. If such a keep wasn't available, that charming inn along the same road would serve as a nice base to explore ruins on the coast and the interior highlands.
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It does have a lot of services, and the arena, which is a lot of fun to watch.Will Zurmacht wrote:Realistically, the market district of the Imperial City, and specifically the Merchants Inn.