Lost Dwarven Kingdom (Shalidor’s Shrouded Realm) - A lost Dwemer king's palace has been found in a mage's pocket realmĢ1. Hircine's Hunt Club (Hunters Glade) - A relaxing villa for werewolves to feast in the ever refilling hunting groundsĢ2. Lakemire Water Gardens (Lakemire Xanmeer Manor) - Relaxing hanging gardens and a fish restaurant beneath the XanmeerĢ3. City on the Moon (The Orbservatory Prior) - Moonbase with housing and an inn under the starsĢ4. Varlaisvea College (Varlaisvea Ayleid Ruins) - An ancient library has been discovered deep inside an Ayleid ruinĢ5. Treeboat house (The Gorinir Estate) - No one know how an imperial ship ended up in the treetopsĢ6. Markarth Bath House (Stone Eagle Aerie) - A relaxing spa and bath house with an arts and craft centreĢ7. Alinor Garden Party (Mathiisen Manor) - A party in the flower gardens of a Altmer noble's manorĢ8. Helene's Boutique (Water's Edge) - The famous dressmaker has opened a new dress shop in town.Ģ9. Luckycat Summerhouse (Lucky Cat Landing) - A khajiiti villa with spa and diningģ0. Hot food served in a family restaurant.ģ1. Walled Kitchen Garden (Amaya Lake Lodge) - Fresh produce and cut flowers for sale. Cascadia Wine N Dine (Sweetwater Cascades) - Vineyard and meadery with two restaurants and a chapelģ2. Rada's Summer Getaway (Potentate's Retreat) - A Redguard mansion with a dark vampiric secret in the basementģ3. Both in the houses as designed by ZOS and custom builds.ģ4. I'm just wondering if anyone can think of any rooms that existed in real-life medieval buildings (castles, palaces, manors, monasteries etc) that may be overlooked and not featured in games like ESO, that would make good additions to houses. Most of these tend to be what modern houses have, and not necessarily what a house in a medieval world would need.

After building 30+ houses, I've only just realised that the majority of my houses (both decorated and custom structures) follow the same patterns in terms of which rooms I choose.

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