Hope you enjoyed this mammoth of a ranking Wizards! 🧙♂️ Which will you be choosing as your next abode? 🏡 Let me know! And for sneak peeks and 24hrs early access to all my vids 🤫 consider becoming a Patreon: www.patreon.com/theWelshWizard/membership *FAQs* 👇 Q: The sound effect at 27:35 is extremely loud, why? 🧙♂: My apologies! I must have forgotten to add a hyphon before the decibel, hence it's louder than full volume 😅make sure to decrease your volume at around 27:30 before it kicks in! Q: Can’t coffins be crafted for the Hearthfire Homesteads too? 🧙♂️: Indeed they can be, I didn’t realise! “Coffins are a craftable piece of furniture for a mansion. They are automatically placed in the cellar. For the option to build a coffin to appear, one needs to be a vampire.” Q: Can’t 3 spouses from the Dragonborn DLC occupy Severin Manor with you? 🧙♂️: Indeed they can, my apologies. They are Morwen, Hilund and Halbarn Iron-Fur. ru-vid.comgaming/emoji/7ff574f2/emoji_u1f9d9_200d_2642.png
You forgot to mention that if you're a vampire in the player built homes you can craft a coffin that hides in a wall room, because they reworked everything to accommodate fish tanks they reworked where the coffin sits. I like the concept of a hidden coffin
@@theWelshWizard What about the Head Wizard quarters in the college of Winterhold? Wouldnt you be in charge of the entire castle? It’s kind of like having your own Hogwarts.
@@theWelshWizard Hello WelshWizard. I want to thank you. You have helped me in skyrim, I'm very happy you helped me beat the games with your tips and tricks. I'm happy a Welsh Wizard helped me. Have a good day.
Three elfs in flimsy armor vs a daderic clad, destruction enchanted, who's mastered the ultimate power of the storm in a thin hallway... I like my odds.
One of the reasons I love the Lakeview Manor so much is because you build it yourself. So the design is entirely your choice and it feels like you actually deserve to live there as you made it from scratch. (Despite the building costs)
That is one of the reasons I dislike it. I hate the hassle of having to build it myself. The amount of hassle, nonsense and resource-gathering required just to get a liveable home makes them hugely impractical. Also any mods that change it generally require it be build a certain way first, and if you've built it any other way then it ruins the mod... so they're not only a pain to build in vanilla, but a huge pain to mod as well. Not only that but Lakeview Manor also sits far too close to a necromancer and a pack of wolves... and while the location is prettier than the other two Hearthfire homes, the constant enemies outside are just extra nuisances.
@@SotiCotowow. Guess you don't like crafting elements. That's fair enough but the wolves and necromancer are not really a problem. Neither are the bandits, giants or dragons. I like the fact they're bringing loot direct to my door.
I agree with the sentiment! I disagree with the words in the second sentence, but only because of the double negative. Remove one of the negatives and I'll agree with that as well.
Best part about haljarchen hall is, unlike most of the other heartfell houses its not isolated, theres a farm within walking distance and whiterun is not far off, not to mention guards actually patrol this area making it feel far more integrated into a hold then just a cabin in the woods
Its central location tends to be why it is the only Hearthfire home I've ever bothered with. I still tend to hate the Hearthfire homes, but at least Heljarchen is in the least inconvenient position from a logistical standpoint. Lakeview is technically prettier... but Lakeview also has horrible enemy spawns and is way out of the way.
I also love that it requires a Daedric Quest (Vaermina) that can be completed by screwing over the Prince (by destroying the staff) if you're anti-Daedra.
A little tip for Goldenhills: Fill up one of the fields with Blisterwort. It's the best crop for profit, the other field and planters can be whatever you want! I usually have (Creepvine,Mora Tapinela, Scaly Pholiota) in one, and Steel-Blue Entoloma in the other. Then in the second field, I have a mix of Health and Magicka restoring ingredients. That way I have crops to generate gold, quickly level my Alchemy, and restore my 2 most used stats (I love being a Mage). Goldenhills is easily my second favorite Playerhome in AE. Edit: An alternate set of Crops for Goldenhills is 16 Mora Tapinella, 12 Canis Root, and 12 Imp Stool (Harvesting gives you 48 of each), and the last 4 plots are your choice (I usually go with either Blisterwort+Wheat for healing, or Steel Blue Entoloma+Nightshade for UNLIMITED POWAH!). The 3 Main Crops will give a decently pricey poison of Paralysis and Lingering Damage Health. And unless your enemy is immune to poison, hitting them with this will cause them to fall over for X seconds (highest I've gotten with my skills is 24 seconds!) Myrwatch is the best playerhome, fight me. All you need is a fire spell to open the door, and if you are someone who adamantly despises learning and using spells, there are 2 scrolls of Fireball in Bleakfalls Barrow!
I think Nightshade gets you more gold though. The crops sell for full price and Nightshade is 8 gold. I have nothing but Nightshade and I get like 1200 gold every in-game day.
I know you didn’t talk about the quests for a lot of these homes, but the Bloodchill Manor quest is very cool. It’s short and simple, but it has a lot of personality in its simplicity
Only thing I don't like is that you need to sacrifice your alchemy lab if you want to adopt children :/ Otherwise it is an iconic building, with the nice added bonus that 2 merchants live literally next door.
I use Proudspire Manor as my family home because it’s the safest and most luxurious for my argonian spouse and children. It’s so cute to see Sofie and Blaise playing with the other children in the neighbourhood. Plus I always go Imperial side so that’s a bonus. Then I use Tundra Homestead as my base of operations because it has everything I need and it’s in a central location. It’s good to separate work from personal life :)
This is my first introduction to your channel. Please know your dedication to voiceover, script, recording, and editing-- it doesn't go unnoticed. This is a 5 star masterpiece, it feels like a reality TV show for Skyrim-- a decade old game that we all cherish and love, but for the fact that there is so much dedication to something that could gave easily just been a lengthy one-time, playthrough recording of each house, it's put together like a Christmas gift. Beautifully done, I hope others join in and subscribe just as quick as I did.
@theWelshWizard Absolutely, been going through a lot of your videos while doing chores. I recently got back into Skyrim as I never touched on the Creation Club content, so lots of information I never knew!
I typically use the dwemer conversion because I prefer the styling, and the quest to obtain it, but yeah it's great to RP that magic is useful for something other than combat
When they're used together, Honeyside and Shadowfoot Sanctum are really great homes for just about any build. With Honeyside, you have a home that your wife and children can live & grow up in... but with Shadowfoot Sanctum, you basically have yourself a bachelor's pad that's entirely yours to decorate with all of your trophies. It's for those exact reasons why I will almost always use those two homes specifically; that said, almost every home has a use for me in some way, WW. Take the homes you can build with Hearthfire, right? Instead of building them up into huge mansions that hardly anybody will live in, I like to build the small homes and assign certain followers as stewards for those homes... but instead of being stewards, I pretend that I gifted those homes to those followers for their actions in aiding me in my adventures. In a way, this satisfies two things for me - a home that I won't live in will be used and it feels in-character when I roleplay, if the latter makes sense to you. The same logic somewhat applies with the stewards in the non-Hearthfire homes too. I won't live in them any time soon, so I like to think that my character(s) gifts them to the stewards, either out of good will or for their actions. *Edit:* When you brought up Goldenhills Plantation, I just wanted to say that I too really like the home as well... however, I don't like it because of the fact that I can live there, but because I can use it as a business venture! Much like how I assign followers to the Hearthfire homes and turn them into pretend homeowners, I plan to assign a follower to the plantation and have them be in charge of the plantation's daily operations, making money that'll go back into my pockets and into their pockets as payment for their hard work. The only reason I don't want to live there is the same reason why I don't want to live in most of the other homes on this list - location. If Goldenhills in particular were closer to Rorikstead, then maybe I'd consider actually living there. The same thing applies to some of the other homes, like Dead Man's Dread. If Bethesda had a little hindsight, they would've allowed the player to get the ship out of that cave and at least allow them to dock it in Solitude.
That’s a good point about Honeyside and Shadowfoot Sanctum! Keep the family out of the stinky sewers and give them a nice cabin with a porch, and then Shadowfoot can be your own little den - I like it! 👌 Imagine it was the other way around, I don’t think they’d be too happy 💩 That’s also a neat idea, awarding stewards with their own homes, I never thought to do that 🤔 might actually be a good thing not building great big homesteads too, as you’ll save a lot of gold and potentially some livestock 👀 Yeah, Dead Man’s Dread had great promise and I was hoping the ship would receive an uplift following its quest, making more use out of those crew bedrooms.. but nah 😕 and like you said, the fact you can’t ride it also kinda sucks.
Sadly the only homes that Bethesda had anything to do with are the ones that are in the cities themselves and the Hearthfire ones. All of the others are Player Made homes. So complain to the people that made them not Bethesda.
I set up Erik the Slayer in Heljarchen Hall. He lives there with the female Bard. I like to pretend they are a married couple and stay friends and keep regular contact with my family.
Yeah, I'm inclined to agree with this. I'm doing a Survival playthrough RPing a hunter, and I made the mistake of picking Goldenhills as my main house. It has been a massive, massive pain just going there to offload stuff since I have no fast travel. They really could have stood to move it a little closer to Whiterun or to Markarth.
I will say something note about Heljarchen hall, if you go to the area behind the house and up the mountain a bit it’s actually really close to one of the unmarked entrances straight into black reach
One of the few saving graces of Dead Man's Dread is that the fast travel function of the map, is very useful if you are playing survival mode and join the Volkihar faction
@@theWelshWizardI got it and I’m pretty sure that a little after you clear it out you’ll get a letter confirming it’s your and it becomes refurbish and it’ll look a lot better
the main reason I always go with Lakeview is two reasons. First, it's the only hearthfire house that's not in the middle of a winter hellscape. 2nd, the library shelves can be activated to display all of my books. Breezehome can't do that. The extra monsters aren't a problem anyway. Not when your husband is an aprentice wizard. Not some pack mule. He'll keep the home safe while I'm away.
Oh, the monsters around Lakeview Manor aren't dangerous. BUT they have a tendency to get lost in the woods nearby or spawn INSIDE the building... so while they're not an actual threat, they can prevent waiting or fast-travel and lock the combat music on while you're trying to figure out where the hell they are (or just use Detect Life or Aura Whisper if you're smart). I had to fireball the side of the house repeatedly once to kill a bear that spawned inside the walls.
@@SotiCotoIs it really that bad? I’ve only ever gotten two bandits and a giant, and they were light work, and their corpses despawned rather quickly too.
An hour!!! A full hour!!! Thank you so so so much! Listening to your videos really helps me get trough my depression, it calms my mind down and allows me to let go!! So thank you so much for your videos! They are more important to some people than you might think!
After watching the entire video just now, I need an overview of all the player homes in Oblivion. Just knowing that the Wizard's Tower/Frostcrag Spire will be your number one as it also allows you to teleport to any of the Mages Guild halls in every city.
If Goldenhills just had some of those amenities like the dragon priest mask rack and stuff like Tundra it would be awesome. The gold generation from it alone still makes it an S tier for me though.
All that editing is so amazing and entertaining! All your videos deserve more views!❤ My wizard hat off to you good sir, for another awesome video! 🎩🧙♂️ Love from Norway 🇳🇴
The fishery of Heljarchen Hall is amazing in combination with the Fishery expansion as almost all the new fish can be stored in the fishery and multiply. Combine that with the garden and garden room expansion and you'll be sitting on an alchemy goldmine riveling Goldenhills Plantation due to its variety in easy access to fish.
Considering how much I watch Skyrim content I’m surprised I never found you sooner! Either way the production quality is brilliant and you’ve got a new subscriber
On my first playthrough of the 10th anniversary edition, I always used Bloodchill Manor. I like having all my armor sets displayed. There are so many mannequins and weapon racks there. All your dragon masks, polygons, dragon claws, etc. They all have a display. I love that.
I'm happy this one finally got released! I was excited for it and you definitely delivered. I really like the editing and the humour mixed in with the house reviews!
Greatly enjoyed it, thanks! As a matter of course, I usually end up buying all the vanilla houses as I go thru the quests as they are easy in and outs from the various locations and let me sleep. As you go higher in level, I find the Hearthfire homes to be the best because of the display aspects, as well as the fast travel to and from. The Tundra Homestead usually ends up being my home due to its proximity to the Honningbrew Meadery, and the fact that there is a radiant generation point just up the road towards the guard tower that gives you something to meet occasionally coming and going. I wish the smithing station was indoors (perhaps a secondary basement room) as opposed to being outside, but other than that I usually end up there. Well done! ☺
Truthfully speaking With this level of editing and uniqueness, if you ever decided to do other fantasy game guides, or other games in general, you would easily pass a million subs
I appreciate that but I actually gave Hogwarts Legacy a short go, but those vids didn't do too well sadly. Perhaps I created vids on the wrong topics, but I think that once RU-vid identifies your audience and what they like, it becomes quite difficult to post vids that do well than aren't tailored for them.. if that makes sense 🤔 Nevertheless, maybe it was a blessing in disguise and the Divines are giving me a sign to double down on Skyrim :)
@@theWelshWizardI saw a comment saying maybe cover the homes in Oblivion? Your presentation of these was super fun and even cozy. Covering homes in other games could be fun. Or even rating Guild Halls?
My favourite is Tundra Homestead, but the modded version which makes it an amazing home with everything you could possibly need, alongside a mod that adds a whole section to whiterun behind jorvaskar including merchants so you end up having a blacksmith a house down - amazing for feeling like you're in whiterun without the loading screens and the vibes of Lakeview manor
@@theWelshWizard one's called 'Tundra Homestead (CrystalTower15'S Edition)' and just search Whiterun Expansion for the other - few different versions but all do the same sort of thing. (Additionally I use some mods I'll recommend here but they aren't home related like 'Whiterun City Full Of Life' (both the interior and exterior ones), and Ancient Land which really add to the general environment of Whiterun and the whole of Skyrim -makes it feel lived in)
Wow...an hour long video!? No wonder it took you so long to get it done. But it was worth the wait. Excellent video as always. I would dare say the quality gets better each new video posted! Keep up the great work Master Wizard!
I’m not even that far in yet but my personal rating for Lakeview Manor is S Tier! This is for both nostalgia and practical reasons. Practical being the many wings and custom looks you can have for it, plus it can be designed no matter your life or playstyle in the game. As for nostalgia, it was actually the home I built for my first ever family (that being my orcish husband Ghorbash, and our daughters Sofie and Lucia). It took a LONG time to build it, but it was amazing to move in after we’d been living in Breezehome for the longest time. Plus orcish spouses don’t complain about the location, instead loving it. And I once came home to hear my daughters teasing my husband about being a poor fisherman after he took them down to the nearby lake. Yeah, I’m a little biased because of all that, but what can I say? The moment I saw Ghorbash and my girls getting along, I married him, he became a second father to them, and I worked with him (and Lydia) to build the home to be a scenic family home that still let me organize and store my treasures.
Yeah, the customisation that those Hearthfire Homesteads have is awesome and will suit anyone. The locations of them all are also fantastic! And it sounds like I’ve got it tough in comparison with Aela 🙄😂
Man I thought this video was structured the same way it was in the past and I was waiting the entirety of Hjerm to hear the Wizards reasoning for putting it in last place. EDIT: Ok I've watched the video and I have a couple thoughts. FIrst, I would love to hear what your spouse and kids have to say about these creation club homes as I've never used them. If Aela the HUNTRESS is complaining about wolves and bears and spiders, I cannot imagine her opinion of living in shadowfoot sanctum. "How do I like living here? Are you serious? We live in a sewer. I don't know why I ever married you." Second, it's interesting that your occupation as a wizard influences your decisions, because my typical occupation is far more dishonest, and I would put Honeyside in S tier. It is only 3000 septims more than Breezehome, making it very affordable, has a door leading to two different loadzones, and being located in Riften(IMO the best hub for a specific playstyle in the game), there isn't a whole lot not to love about it if you aren't a thief. Great video, Welsh. May I call you Welsh? Screw it I already did. Keep making great content!
Haha my bad. In hindsight, maybe I should’ve clarified a bit more at the start of the vid how I was going to rank it, instead of just saying “In no particular order…”. With regards to the spouses feelings towards the Creation Club homes, I’m not sure if they have any specific dialogue about them, but that most certainly would be an accurate response about Shadowfoot Sanctum 🤢😅 And tbh, there are so many great homes to rank and for the sake of not overfilling the S tier, I thought I’d introduce a tad more bias 🧙♂️ nevertheless, I hope I could give all the homes the attention they deserve, regardless of their position. Wizard or Welsh is fine 🧙♂️ thanks for the feedback 👍
Oh man, I love this. Your narration and story style is hilarious, you're the first person in a while who's managed to get me to sit in one place for an hour straight watching a comparison video
Such an amazing video! So well made! I'm glad to see your take on all these wonderful homes! My personal favorite has to be Shadowfoot Sanctum purely because I am playing a stealth assassin.(Also your thumbnails are so cool and whoever made them is very talented ❤
Vlindrel Hall will always be my favorite house because of it’s large library and the high up view. Windstad Manor, Myrwatch, and Goldenhills are my other favorites. Fantastic video! Quickly becoming one of my absolute favorite Skyrim RU-vidrs. S Tier quality
one thing about lakeview manor is that there is a bunch of copys of this book called the cabin in the woods inside. its a short story about a soldier who retires to a cabin in the woods and gets chased by a psych ghost woman with an axe. kind of freaked me out at 3 am.
Best thing to do with Lakeview is to let the Giant reside there once it spawns in. It's only hostile if you go near it and while it is there all other specific homestead attacks cannot happen and it will turn on anything such as Dragons so can be used as an extra guard of sorts. If your housecarl, follower or spouse should aggro it you can quickly calm it with Ash Shell spell ( from Solstheim ) as this spell resets aggro on hit and will paralyze the Giant to boot. You may need to let it thaw though before leaving which is the only downside as this spell very rarely can make enemies invincible if you leave the cell they are in while they are still encased. You can also just save and then leave if waiting is too long in case the very rare glitch does occur but the last thing you want is for the Giant to become invincible lol. You can also heal the Giant if it has suffered damage and then Ash Shell it to stop the complaining if you like. You can use this method for the other two homesteads also. I once had a Bandit Chief follow my character into the inner cell of the homestead after spawning out of view, rush over and pick up an enchanted Daedric Greatsword which I had stored there and proceed to murder my spouse in a flash and hence the Giant strategy was devised to avoid this happening again. I used/viewed most of these houses and only a few are not considered worth it in my opinion. The dwemer one is too large and too far out. The boat one is just too much work to get to every time as kind of pointed out in this video. I also not fond of Hjerim because it locked behind the Civil War and the Civil War can break many missions in Solitude/Windhelm and Whiterun if done before them. It a risky house to acquire early basically if you want the full thing anyway. The other one is Goldenhills Plantation. Great for making money, terrible for living in. The kids may decide to not turn up and wander off somewhere as was the case when I tried to use it. Lucia seems to hang outside of the place even if you not adopted her which is odd and maybe why I had the problem when I did adopt her as she just bugged out. I managed to fix it by marrying and sending the spouse to another home but any attempts to send them and the kids back to the farm results in them all going missing and never showing up. Also it appears to be the buggiest house CC as the quest never even triggered on other characters after killing the ghost. You can still plant stuff mind. Also if you can marry the steward of Goldenhills you can just move them and collect the money from wherever you are living so no need to even go to the farm unless you want the ingredients. They must be made steward first before the ceremony of course.
I've typically been using Hendraheim since getting the Anniversary Edition upgrade, but I'll probably mix it up and move into Shadowfoot Sanctum. Easily one of the best parts of the majority of the CC homes is that they include specific trophy displays in their armories for Dragon Priest masks, dragon claws, and specific weapons, items and whatnot from the base game and DLC. But the Sanctum will be the residence of my all-rounder, but mainly stealth, character. The vampire home will be for my eventual vampire character once I've figured out a proper build for them.
Yeah, I like it when there’s dedicated displays for specific items too! It’s nice to show off all you uniques in one place and shows you what you have left to collect. All great homes there, but I was really blown away by Bloodchill Manor - certainly a fantastic vampire crib!
Funny thing, I've had the mannequins in Honey Side act like npc's a few times. Maybe not walking, but always staring at you and changing stances every so often. Kinda creepy
I could watch this video forever. It's so nice to listen to a wise wizard travel around Skyrim like a realtor trying to close a deal on one of many shabby houses of varying habitability. I'm not even planning on playing Skyrim anytime soon, I'M NOT IN THE MARKET! But man... does Bloodchill Cavern look nice...
There is just something about the plantation after youve got it full running with your family then all the possible pets living there. You can move in all the cc club pets. just tell them this is your new home where you want them. then tell Meeko and Vengeance to guard the farm.
So many great homes to settle in. However, I love living in the cities. It’s great having the local markets, inns and locals to talk to. Solitude and Markarth stand out to me.
@@theWelshWizard Another example of contradicting characters. Why is Erik (the Slayer) a follower that can become a steward? His whole schtick was that he wanted to go adventuring and do something exciting instead of farming in Rorikstead, and yet you can hire him to follow you for 500g, literally walk over the hill to Goldenhills and hire him as a steward, supervising your plantation, and paying you the profits.
I got upset with calcelmo, stole every item in it and wait for the sweet day he realizes that the museum he has been preparing for its grande opening is actually empty.
If your going to grab anything from CC, you might as well just go for the anniversary edition and get it all. 20$ for everything fs 4-5$ for one home is very sad. That said all of the homes are decoratively amazing... if a little lacking in non sack storage at times *cough* warrior hall *cough*.
Oh, and if you want a better Pirate Ship themed home than Dead Man's Dread... I personally used The Scarlett for a while. A very nice one that. Not only is it far better arranged, but you can sail it to various different locations about Skyrim. I don't really care for Hearthfire-style home-decorating. but it has that too. Apparently there are even better ones now though.
all I came for was a list of the houses so I can know what I'd want, but my GODDDDD you DELIVERRRRRR on everything that comes with the list too! The jokes, the vibe, everything!!
i agree with the majority of this list i think my favorite, most used, home is Windstad Manor, because out of the 3 Hearthfire home unique features, i think the fish hatchery is the most useful (compared to an aviary and a windmill) my 2nd favorite is probably just Breezehome just because it's so centrally located which is especially handy when playing in survival mode
The Grand Bathhouse is an awesome home mod. Comes with a full bathtub area where female followers to strip down to their undies. Also a Staff enchanter, alchemy, enchanting stations and it's own Sky Forge. Also kitchen, Crafting area, Imbuing Chamber, Dragon Soul Converter, Optional Dwarven Guards and Bathroom area upgrade available. Comes with 4 children's beds, 2 master double beds and 2 follower beds. Also has an upstairs fight arena cage area. If you use AFT to recruit lots of female followers, this is the home for you to set up your "Harem" of concubines.
I like most Creation Club ones. ...Never been at dwarf one. Bloodchill is one of the favorites, especially for my Assassin. With Dawnstar not too far off. Only downside is if you use magic that throws everything around... It's pain to clean. Aside Creation Club and crafted houses, I do like Solstheim one most. Crafted ones, especially Winstad are nice. Though with it you have quite dangerous neighbor. Vokun.
Bloodchill Cavern is excellent, superbly designed imo 👌 but yeah, you do have to be careful when aiming the occasional fireball 🔥 And that’s true! Just don’t tell the kids about Vokun 👀
Which homes would you (both the wizard and fellow commenters) recommend for survival mode? Since fast travel is disabled and you can freeze to death, I think proximity to a major city (and major city carriage driver) would be very important
@@BigHatLoganGamingI only do that after I've completed the game. Then I work towards God mode (lvl 252) all perks in all trees ( except for a few that are just broken IMO). But my methods are a bit different because I can't fast travel.
You missed three of the most important points about Goldenhills - (1) As you go downstairs if you open the cabinet on the right you can grab all the farming that your farmhands have done in your absence. Lots of crops, milk and food based on what you planted. (2) it has a churn hidden away in the kitchen where you can make as much butter as you have milk, and you get alot of milk from Goldenhills. Only way I have found to get in bulk and garlic bread at wt = 0.1 allows you to care around tons of cure disease at super low weight. (3) you can collect significant money from your house steward.
Dear WelshWizard you are the best, you helped me beat Skyrim and the DLC's. You're guides are the best, and I wanted you to know that. I'm a assassin in Skyrim, and I'm suprised that a Wizard could help me be the greatest assassin, you helped me find Umbra and Umbra was easy. I never knew a nord could help a khajiit, now as a khajiit I can sucessfully assassinate people with your help, I've spent hours into Skyrim and you helped out A LOT! again I'm glad a Wizard could help me (a khajiit) Also if you're still reading your next video should be "Hardest quests in Skyrim"
I always enjoy concept of building your own home in hearthfire. Heljarchen hall would be me top pick from the three. Even if the snowy climate is not my first choice, it makes up for it with its location. The nearby farm and the Whiterun visible in the distance make that we don't feel secluded. Honeyside is the only townhouse with have direct exit to outside the cite. Perfect for all the "shady" characters who want to come and go without attracting attention.
Funny enough, I usually find myself setting up in the Archmage's Quarters in the College. It has plenty of storage, and with mods like Immersive College of Winterhold, it's a wizard's dream home
This video was pretty helpful. Only issue i had was that the ranking focused on bias a lot but it was helpful for my dragonborn whos going to own them all
Location is so important when it comes to deciding where I plant my proverbial roots. Especially in survival. I usually invest in one of the three big cities like Solitude Whiterun, or Windhelm depending on what my character's stance on the civil war will be.
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Yeah this is an amazing video with top notch quality! Just getting back into skyrim for the first time in 5ish years and stuff like this is what I want. I dont want the quest spoiler or skill grinding videos I want stuff like this!