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[trukittn]

Windhelm! It has history and character!! It helps that I'm shamelessly biased towards the Stormcloaks, too.

Also, I like snow.

And mud. :3

[Dovagriffin]

I would probably save whiterun or riverwood .It seems natural since these were the towns that I was first introduced and the people have been good to me plus I accidentally fus ro dah'd Lydia off high hrothgar so I would do it in her memory. She had a full set of daedric armor I needed when she fell off the cliff. Damn

[Zazoomah]

Falkreath or Winterhold, I can't decide.

I like Falkreath because its a great place to hunt and explore. I also just feel at home there, maybe its because i grew up near a bush? (I'm not a redneck, i said i lived NEAR a bush).

As for winterhold, theres just something about it that feels welcoming. Outside is all freezing cold, but when you enter the tavern or your house, you feel warm and cozy :3

[worldofscotty]

I like Falkreath because its a great place to hunt and explore. I also just feel at home there, maybe its because i grew up near a bush? (I'm not a redneck, i said i lived NEAR a bush).

This is one of those times where the language doesn't cross over. In England a bush is just like a big plant. I grew up near a big plant

Also definitely Rorikstead. I like their simple way of life. Everyone seems so nice and chilled. Plenty of room to open up store of your choosing too

[Zazoomah]

I like Falkreath because its a great place to hunt and explore. I also just feel at home there, maybe its because i grew up near a bush? (I'm not a redneck, i said i lived NEAR a bush).

This is one of those times where the language doesn't cross over. In England a bush is just like a big plant. I grew up near a big plant

hehe.

In australia a bush is a forest

[DagothDagonAlduin]

I like Falkreath because its a great place to hunt and explore. I also just feel at home there, maybe its because i grew up near a bush? (I'm not a redneck, i said i lived NEAR a bush).

This is one of those times where the language doesn't cross over. In England a bush is just like a big plant. I grew up near a big plant

hehe.

In australia a bush is a forest

In Ireland, this is a bush: I think they're called hedges in America.

[Hersir666]

Windhelm, just something unique about it.

Also like Falkreath and Dawnstar.

[Georgiegril]

Well, I have raised a sword for Whiterun repeatedly, and Balgruuf still won't marry me...Sigh!

Riverwood is cute, and I have a weird attachment to Ivarstead.

I'm with the poster who wants to toss Nazeem to the wolves, though And there's a similar guy in Ivarstead....

[spectraldistortion]

Winterhold, I'm the archmage of the Mages' college
I'd love to see how a conventional army would fare against an army of enraged mages, summoning atronachs and all manner of spells...

[Zazoomah]

I like Falkreath because its a great place to hunt and explore. I also just feel at home there, maybe its because i grew up near a bush? (I'm not a redneck, i said i lived NEAR a bush).

This is one of those times where the language doesn't cross over. In England a bush is just like a big plant. I grew up near a big plant

hehe.

In australia a bush is a forest

In Ireland, this is a bush: I think they're called hedges in America.

We call forests "the bush". I don't know why, thats just the way most people speak here.