LE Hearthfire Estates

[Chaiebel]

Hey there,

 

I've yet another idea for a mod, surprise surprise. I'm going to keep this one short and sweet.

 

I've always thought that, as the Dragonborn, you'd want your family protected rather well. I went searching through the Skyrim Nexus and found fortifying mods for the houses that are available in Heartfire, but, as good as they were, they still did feel right for a DB that has saved the world.

 

My idea is a simple one, I think. I'd like someone to add a questline that makes it so the owner of the home can build walls around and start their own little village, or an estate, that can be filled with new NPCs or old NPCs. It wouldn't be a big city like Whiterun or Solitude, or any of the hold cities really, but would still be on the map and known to the world.

 

Some buildings to go up should be

• Weapon shop and smithy
• A small Inn and tavern
• A farm and stable (also where the cart driver would he housed)
• A general store
• houses for the NPCs

These should be decently spaced out to make it less crowded, and a surrounding wall with patrolling guards would only be logical.

 

So, has anyone done this? Or is there someone out there willing to take it on?

 

Thanks for reading,

Chaie

[tnu]

http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/22330/?

 

http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/12683/?

 

If you you use one of these mods to build around your homestead it could achieve the same or simmilar outcome.

[Chaiebel]

Thank you!

[Cardolan]

Maybe a mansion style hearthfire build. Where the main hall is not with a table but just a few chairs on a carpet or just a bare room with a few chairs on the sides and maybe some models to put armor up and weapon racks and the like.

 

Instead of east and west wings, another main hall on each side.

 

One side with dining area (where you could place kitchen and bedrooms)

 

Other side with a desk and bookcases (where you could place library, greenhouse, trophy room)

 

and a north option on the central hall. You'd have to see about merging the whole but since the entry way is the doorway to the sub-area, connecting them seems not that hard. Also, you'd need to find a way to merge the roofs together.