#hearthfire dlc

[wraithgarden]

quick little doodle of my Dunmer gal Suriah Llervu (completes the Dawnguard questline separate from my DB) and Sofie who she adopts afterwards!

[anonimh-mouse]

The inane amount of joy I get from Hearthfire every time probably says Too Much About Me

[thebanneredmareinn]

found something new just now. i went up to the top of the alchemy tower you can build onto your hearthfire houses and found a hawk's nest built under the roof

how cool is that?? an egg and a few feathers tucked in out of the rain i love it

[dovahkiinnie]

So Apparently?? Garlic Bread can Cure Diseases in Skyrim. Which is Honestly So True ngl

[an-autistic-dweeb]

Y’all, playing Skyrim and building a house, what do y’all consider to be the best structure to build?

[monstersandmaw]

Rhuarc the single dad orc: life update that literally no one asked for...

He built a proper house for his adopted girls at Lakeview, and acquired an armoured husky named Sceolang who is a certified Good Doggo and Very Protec. Sofie and Lucia are really enjoying their new home, and have recently had a visit from their fun but kind of weird Aunt Serana...

Rhuarc built Sofie a greenhouse for all her alchemical ingredients, and Lucia has an archery and combat target to practise on. The pantries are stocked, and his formerly homeless children are never going to be left wanting or hungry ever again.

For now, they're just going to be there for the summer months, and will probably return to Whiterun and the smaller house there for the winter, so that they can continue their various educations and aren't too isolated while growing up.

[galaxy-ramblings]

I think my favorite thing about Skyrim is that the base game has so much content. 6 fully fleshed out main quests that changes the game. Hundreds of side quests that you can get you going for hours. Unique play styles to match anything you want to be. Want do be a healer and let your dog, follower, and required limited companions do all the hard work? Go ahead, Restoration spells are the ones for you. Want to be a mercenary? Go ahead, get bounties and side quests and go ham.

Then Skyrim added not 1, not 2, but 4 DLCs.

1. The Dawnguard/Vampire DLC adds a whole new main quest line, adds more locations, new characters, 2 brand new factions, and loads more lore.

2. The Dragonborn DLC adds a completely new location: Solstein. An island that's almost like its own country. Hundreds of new characters, dozens of new quests with 1 main quest: to defeat the first Dragonborn.

3. The Hearthfire DLC technically is the 2nd DLC but it adds a little bit of things. Adoption for the orphaned children of Skyrim. 3 brand new houses the Dragonborn can build from scratch and a few new characters. A small DLC, but one that some find very important.

4. Anniversary Edition. Although not technically a DLC, Anniversary Edition does add hundreds of new features such as new armor and weapons, fishing mechanics, new ingredients for potions, dozens of new quests and locations, and more houses for you to choose from.

Skyrim has so much replay opportunities that it is probably one of the best games to ever exist. I cannot wait until Elder Scrolls 6

[vibrantpuppeteer]

I just realized I made just a /wee/ but of a mistake. So a few days ago I purchased the plot of land outside Falkreath in Skyrim. Built my basic house up and assigned Faendal to work there as Steward. Nothing too crazy. Then I get some upgrades done and (here's where the trouble begins) I have him hire a bard. So now when I'm off doing adventure stuff, the only company Faendal has...is a bard. He gets away from having to deal with Sven...just to get stuck in the same house with some other bard! Then I rescued all the Anniversary version pets and sent them to my house. Then I go and get married to Uthgerd the Unbroken. Y'know, the woman who got kicked out of /The Companions/. The faction whose special weapon is an /axe made to kill elves/. Those Companions. And I wondered why he always thought I wanted to start trouble. Oh, you poor lad.