So, it appears we're never getting a second Orcish furnishing set, so people who like Orc stuff and housing are going to be stuck with the base game Orc furnishings, and twice a year, two luxury furnishings if we're lucky, for the rest of the game's lifetime. That being the case, why is it that the two new furnishings we get via the luxury vendor would only really be used in Pariah's Pinnacle?
Here's Orsinium Well, Snowy Grated, and Orcish Gazebo, Orsinium in one of the game's few Orcish homes. See how the snowy covering on it makes it not match. It's not egregious, but it does beg the question, why was this choice made?

We have five Orcish homes in the game. Of them, Forgemaster Falls, Hammerdeath Bungalow, Mournoth Keep, and the Forsaken Stronghold use the non-snowy Orc stone. Literally only one house in the game matches the snowy stone of the lux Orc furnishings: Pariah's Pinnacle. But you *could* use a well with non-snowy stone in Pariah's Pinnacle without it seeming out of place the way it does when you put the snowy one in an non-snowy home. Pariah's Pinnacle's floorplan is significantly interior, too, which is more space where these furnishings would be a bad fit over the alternative. Can the two new Orcish furnishings we get actually be designed to be used in the Orcish homes we actually have? Might we get non-snowy reskins for the current furnishings that better fit 4/5 Orcish homes in the game? Or, the longest shot, might you consider adding *more* snowy Orcish homes to the game where we might be able to use these furnishings without it looking oddly mismatched? There's only 5 Orcish homes in the game, and the most recent one was added six years ago. It's sad. I'm sad.
Even if you don't care strongly for Orcish stuff, there's only three snowy homes in the entire game: the Snow Globe, Pariah's Pinnacle, and Stillwaters. Is it really strategic to be designing furnishings that can just be used in those homes, when non-snowy furnishings can be used just fine in snowy homes? Feel free to make me wrong by adding more homes with snow. I'd be happy for my point to be made irrelevant with more winter homes.
Thank you.
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