LC_Build Your Noble House

Thanks to all those returning for giving a "naughty slap" on buttons to endorse, vote, donate and support comments.  :D

Warning: this mod requires all DLCS and the updated game.

The version to  Skyrim SE Download here

LC_Build Your Noble House

This mod will give you the chance to build your own noble fiefdom with your own hands. You will only start with a small shed and a tent, but in time you build a whole village and your own fortified noble house. Each building will yield revenue and produce materials that will be deposited daily in your shed. The order of building will be determined by you. Your great noble home is designed for you and your family - a spouse with up to six children - as long as you have the mod (link) and bless your residence after building it.

You use Hearthfire Multiple Adoptions, you can use the 'Bless this home' spell to enable spouses from other mods or the vanilla game to live in the keep as your spouse.  Please note the information about the differences in this mod, and be sure to use the spell in the main hall to the keep.

If you want to like my page in facebook and join me :)

If you would like to thank me for this mod, please read below. Otherwise, you can skip

the text, which is not related to the mod itself. (See spoiler)

Greetings to all my dear friends and followers! Thank you for reading this text.

If at least one of you get what I’ll be saying here and put in practice what I’m writing

about, or, if my words help you somehow, all the effort I dedicated to the creation and

development of this mod, as well as so many others, will be made worth it.

Have you ever thought about what you have been doing to make the world a better

place? It is a hard task, isn’t it? Specially when we find ourselves immersed in personal

issues, essential/existential problems, heavy work routines, and the list goes on... I

understand it–better than you can imagine.

Yet, one day I decided to suspend the exterior queries and get some time to look inside

myself. “To look inside oneself?”, you might ask. It can sound weird at a first, as it was

for me in the beginning of this intimate and profound journey—a search for something

superior. I started reconsidering my behavior, analyzing my right attitudes and mistakes

from the past. From then on, I began working on each one of my faults and weaknesses

by looking at myself as if I were an s