Follower Quarters

Follower Quarters

I wanted a place where a good number of my followers could hang out permanently: a kind of, "hey, we've raided a lot of bandits and killed a dozen or so dragons and you let me keep all the loot, even the stuff I made you carry, so now that I'm rich I think I'll give you a nice, warm bed and a belly full of mead" thing. This also makes it a one-stop-shop for "I got my ass handed to me 50 times in a row and I think I need backup and a new sword" times.

I also wanted it to look lived-in without me doing a whole lot, as if the followers were, you know, living there (more about that below). BUT I wanted the to option to add stuff from our travels, so I put in plenty of decorateable-but-not-empty places, like some dwemer wall shelves in the back corridor to place things on or leave just as decoration, extra pedestals, blank wall space, and open areas of floor. This'll also be nice if you don't like things overly cluttered, AND it helps open the place up and prevent follower bumping/stalling once you have a lot of people in there.

The main hall has two side wings, each of which has separate bedrooms along its hallway and then ends in group dormitory style room.

• []The individual rooms are decorated differently, some with themes. Each has a double bed (some with texture swaps and added elements),a chair, a banner, and a lightsource. Themed rooms: Winterhold College mage, non-affiliated mage, thieves' guild member, and earthy/druidy room.[/] []The dorms have different layouts, but both contain a group table, fireplace, and various beds, cots, and bedrolls. NPCs can also sleep by the fire. Static clutter and dummy items give a hint of who could be taking up residence and give it a lived-in feel - I tried to use them sparingly. Ex: boots, city shield, weapon of choice, map, banner, etc.[/] []If you look closely at some of the beds (but not all, so no overkill), you'll find small details to give some individuality. Some examples: dagger under the pillow in the assassin room, greatsword in somebody's bed, journals/books tucked away, etc. [/]

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