HS Markarth - Understone Keep

"You speak to Igmund. Son of Hrolfdir. Jarl of Markarth."

- Description -  The Understone Keep is the palace in which resides the Jarl of Markarth. Located high above the city streets, across from the Temple of Dibella, the keep was originally a gigantic fortified Dwemer structure repurposed as the seat of power in the Reach. Much like the city itself, the keep is built upon the ruins of an ancient Dwemer city of Nchuand-Zel where relics of their machinery and automatons can still be found throughout.

- Installation -  - Make sure your version of HS Resources is up to date, if not, download and install the latest release, this is a mandatory requirement and you might be missing some items if you're using an outdated version. Make sure to track the mod as well so you get notified of any update.

- Use a mod manager software such as Vortex, install, enable the mod and voilà!

- Or drop the content of the archive into your "Skyrim Special Edition\Data" folder

The Loot auto-sort should take care of the rest, but if I'm a bit behind in committing the rules for the newly released mods or if you want to mess around your Load Order on your own it is recommended to load this mod fairly late in the LO to prevent any other mods to mess with visual elements of the cell, patches might be required in some cases but I will not be making them myself unless I'm personally using the mod.

Add-ons included in the optional files :

- A Compatibility patch disabling ELFX changes made to the cell edited by this mod.

- A Compatibility patch disabling LUX changes made to the cell edited by this mod.

- A Compatibility patch for USSEP.

- Compatibility -  If I get the chance, I shall list below some of the mods that have been reported as incompatible and requiring patching, I will not be making any patches myself as mentioned in my FAQ.

- Disclaimer -  The mod as well as the patches are ESL flagged. I will not be releasing variants or All-In-One versions of these mods since that will go against the "modular" philosophy behind them, letting you pick and choose which location you want to install and having multiple version of the same thing would quickly make this a nightmare to maintain.

"Finally the high court of Markarth's nobility doesn't look like a bunch of hobos squatting a dilapidate