Caius's Home Upgrade
⚪ Last updated 2016⚠️ Install Order · 2 steps
Install in this order, then this mod last — most mods fail to load without their framework and dependencies in place.
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🔍 Analysis
- 🏆 #82 of 131 Player homes mods in this game by downloads
📋 About This Mod
This mod adds an additional room and basement to Caius Cosades house. Every container added to these rooms have a storage space of 999,999 pounds. Yes, this includes the cloth sacks and baskets as well. I felt this made Caius's house a bit more comfortable as well as more fitting for the Vvardefell district Grand Spymaster of the Blades. This mod also serves as a viable option for storage.
Installation: To install this mod, simply grab the file and drag it into Morrowinds data folder. Don't forget to activate the mod when you start up Morrowind.
Conflicts: This mod might conflict with any other mod that alters Caius's house.
Uninstall: Before you uninstall this mod it is STRONGLY recommended that you move anything you stored and still want anywhere outside Caius's house (It doesn't really matter where you move your items as long as it's anywhere other than Caius's house). You'll also want to move outside the house and save. (Again, anywhere is fine just as long you're not inside the house itself when you uninstall the mod). NOW you can uninstall the mod safely. to uninstall simply deactivate the mod or remove it from the data folder.
Updating from previous version: Before updating the mod it's important that you remove EVERYTHING you've stored in the containers from the house and place them somewhere else first (doesn't matter where just make sure it's not inside the house for safety of not losing your precious items). Next go outside and save the game. Now you can quit Morrowind. Uninstall or deactivate the mod then go back into your save. The game will tell you it's missing the file. This is fine so go ahead and ignore it. Once you're loaded back into the game Caius's house should be back it's vanilla appearance. Now make a new save outside again (recommended you make a new save as opposed to writing over your old one in case you mess up). NOW you can install the latest version of the mod. The reason why you need to do this is to prevent duplicate items/objects/containers or weird errors from possibly occurring when you update.
Texture Pack Used in Screenshots: Elegant Hlaalu Texture Pack Made By: tygirwulf
Caius's Home Upgrade expands Caius's house in Balmora with additional room and storage, keeping a modest, lore-friendly aesthetic. With 34 endorsements and 472 downloads, it's a small but functional player home mod for Morrowind players seeking more space without breaking immersion.
✨ Key Features
📊 Pros & Cons
✅ Pros
- Lore-friendly and modest, fits right into Balmora without sticking out
- Adds practical storage space for hoarders
- Small and focused, does exactly what it says
⚠️ Cons
- Only 34 endorsements, so it's a niche pick
- Last updated in 2016, might not be tested with latest Morrowind patches
- No screenshots or detailed description, so you're going in blind
For Morrowind players who want a bit more room in Caius's house without breaking immersion. If you're a completionist or roleplayer who likes lore-friendly tweaks, this is for you. Skip if you want major overhauls or fancy new assets.
💡 Beginner Tips
- Make sure to place the mod in your Morrowind Data Files folder and activate it in the launcher.
- If you're using Morrowind Code Patch or OpenMW, test the mod early to ensure compatibility.
- Consider using a mod manager like Wrye Mash to keep track of your load order.
📊 Mod Details
- Game
- Morrowind Mods
- Author
- prosletter
- Version
- 1.3
- Downloads
- 472
- Endorsements
- 34
- Category
- Player homes
- Created
- 12/18/2016
- Updated
- 12/19/2016
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