Houses - question

Tooth_Fairy

Houses - are they account- or character-bound? Thanks :-)

mbeetley_ESO

They're account-wide. All of your characters can use any house you own.

zaria

Yes something else would be weird. Note that you can get inn rooms for a few thousand gold some even free.
Elsweyr has an large house as an quest reward.

Tooth_Fairy

Is furniture also account-wide?

ghastley

Tooth_Fairy wrote: »

Is furniture also account-wide?

Yes. If you buy a furnished house you can move pieces of furniture to other homes you own, but not sell them. Things you make yourself are not bound, and you can place them in any of your homes, or give them to other players.

TaSheen

ghastley wrote: »

Tooth_Fairy wrote: »

Is furniture also account-wide?

Yes. If you buy a furnished house you can move pieces of furniture to other homes you own, but not sell them. Things you make yourself are not bound, and you can place them in any of your homes, or give them to other players.

Or attempt to sell them on a guild trader or in chat.

freespirit

Also if you buy a house unfurnished with gold, it still comes with a certain amount of furnishings, these are not bound and can be traded/sold.

There are a few of these items that are quite valuable because they cannot be crafted, brought from NPC's etc and in a couple of cases can be sold for more than the house actually costs!

cyberjanet

They're actually server-bound. Your NA characters cannot use your EU houses and vice versa. But all your characters on that server can use them.

ZOS_Hadeostry

Greetings,

After further review we have decided to move this thread to a category we think is more appropriate for this topic, as it deals with housing.

Thank you for your understanding

Tooth_Fairy

Just to make sure - can you leave equipment in your house and store it there PERMANENTLY, e.g. in boxes or cupboards, or will it disappear after a while like in some other RPGs (e.g. Might and Magic 6)? :-)

menedhyn

Yes, you can leave furnishings in there permanently. I have a large house I use solely for storing pieces of furniture I no longer use or want at present. For storing other items in your house, see this.

Dagoth_Rac

Tooth_Fairy wrote: »

Just to make sure - can you leave equipment in your house and store it there PERMANENTLY, e.g. in boxes or cupboards, or will it disappear after a while like in some other RPGs (e.g. Might and Magic 6)? :-)

There are a handful of special-purpose storage containers (they look like cross between a treasure chest and a piece of luggage). You can store a limited number of inventory items in them permanently. If you acquire them all, I think it is 270 extra slots of storage? I don't believe these are per house, though. You can put a storage container in multiple houses, but I think they have shared storage. Kind of like how you can go to any bank in any city and they all have the same stored items you put in your bank.

However, normal furniture items likes cabinets and nightstands and dressers and so on are not interactive. You can't put anything in them.

derkaiserliche

freespirit wrote: »

Also if you buy a house unfurnished with gold, it still comes with a certain amount of furnishings, these are not bound and can be traded/sold.

There are a few of these items that are quite valuable because they cannot be crafted, brought from NPC's etc and in a couple of cases can be sold for more than the house actually costs!

Can you name some? I always like to get nice furniture for my collection

LunaFlora

derkaiserliche wrote: »

freespirit wrote: »

Also if you buy a house unfurnished with gold, it still comes with a certain amount of furnishings, these are not bound and can be traded/sold.

There are a few of these items that are quite valuable because they cannot be crafted, brought from NPC's etc and in a couple of cases can be sold for more than the house actually costs!

Can you name some? I always like to get nice furniture for my collection

bed of coals from kragenhome and velothie reverie
https://en.m.uesp.net/wiki/Online:Dark_Elf_Bed_of_Coals