The House That Grew a Dungeon - A house mod for Tamriel Rebuilt
🟠 Updated over a year ago⚠️ Install Order · 3 steps
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🔍 Analysis
- 👍 0.4% endorsement rate
- 🏆 #48 of 54 Player homes mods in this game by downloads
📋 About This Mod
The House That Grew a Dungeon - A collaborative house mod with a hidden twist
This is as much a mod as it is a resource for fellow modders.
In its current state, it's a unique house mod featuring a seamlessly integrated dungeon, built within the same cell as the house interior, allowing for a smooth transition between the cozy basement and the cave below.
Background
This mod was born from a live tutorial project hosted by Danae on the Morrowind Modding Discord. The idea was simple and fun: each modder would expand on what the previous one had done, creating both an educational stream and a playable mod.
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[]Exterior: by MassiveJuice
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]Interior (House): by me[]Dungeon: by Seelof
[]New assets: by Vegetto
[]Original concept & tutorial coordination: Danae
Later on, I asked permission to reuse what had been done, and together with Vegetto, we even planned a full quest with dialogue already written. Unfortunately, neither of us particularly enjoys working with the Construction Set dialogue system, and the quest was never implemented.
What You Get
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[]A unique player house, with a cozy atmosphere and thoughtful layout
[]A small dungeon, seamlessly connected to the basement with no loading doors
[]A ready-to-use base for further modding: add your own story, quests, or secrets
As I’ve said with other house mods I’ve released: Vvardenfell is already too crowded these days. The house is located on the Tamriel Rebuilt mainland, in the Dagon Urul Region, in the proximity of Yaztaramz.
Compatibility & Use
Tamriel_Data required
Tamriel Rebuilt required
OAAB Data required
Fully playable as-is
Feel free to use this as a base for your own quests or expansion, just credit the original authors
Danae
MassiveJuice
Final Notes
This project was fun to make, and while it was never fully finished, I think what’s here is still worth sharing — whether you want to just enjoy a unique house, or build something of your own on top of it.
A compact player home mod for Tamriel Rebuilt that adds a house with a seamlessly integrated dungeon. With 17 endorsements and 4,577 downloads, it's a niche pick for Morrowind players exploring the TR mainland. Last updated August 2025, it remains a current option for those seeking a lore-friendly dwelling.
✨ Key Features
📊 Pros & Cons
✅ Pros
- Tight integration with Tamriel Rebuilt—if you play TR, this feels like it belongs.
- Decent download count (4,577) shows interest, even if endorsements are modest.
- Updated recently (August 2025), so it's likely compatible with current TR versions.
⚠️ Cons
- Only 17 endorsements—small community footprint, so you're an early adopter.
- Requires Tamriel Rebuilt, so it's useless if you don't have that massive mod installed.
For Morrowind players who've invested in Tamriel Rebuilt and want a cozy home with a built-in adventure. If you're a completionist exploring the TR mainland, this adds a neat hideout. Skip if you're not using Tamriel Rebuilt or prefer vanilla-location homes.
💡 Beginner Tips
- Make sure Tamriel Rebuilt is installed and active before adding this mod, or the house won't appear.
- Use a mod manager like Wrye Mash or OpenMW's mod system to keep your load order clean.
- Check the Tamriel Rebuilt forums for the exact location of the house—it's not specified in the description.
📊 Mod Details
- Game
- Morrowind Mods
- Author
- RandomPal
- Version
- 1.0
- Downloads
- 4,577
- Endorsements
- 17
- Category
- Player homes
- Created
- 8/8/2025
- Updated
- 8/21/2025
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