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Hall of Lunar Champion House and Greymoor?
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Magdalina✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭I'm pretty sure it's already fully expanded (4/4 tablet pedestals taken) by the end of Southern Elsweyr storyline (+dungeons but those are kind of part of the storyline). Which makes sense too given it's an Elsweyr-oriented house. It's an interesting idea though, it would be cool to get more like it in the future.1 -
mav1234✭✭✭✭✭Doubt it - it seems to have maxed out at its three additional rooms, hasn't it?Edited by mav1234 on June 13, 2020 4:56PM0 -
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✭✭✭No. Hall of the Lunar Champion was a house for the 'Season of the Dragon' year we had with Elsweyr.
The whole gimmick was to release a full house (700 slots) split into smaller fragments from different DLCs (2 wings from Elsweyr, 1 wing from the Scalebreaker DLC, 1 wing from the Dragonhold DLC). The house is now complete, and there will be no other additions to it. There also seems to be no plan to continue this method in Greymoor, as we didn't see any ingame-unlocked houses on the PTS (there was Proudspire which you can buy for gold in its entirety).1 -
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✭✭✭✭✭No. Hall of the Lunar Champion was a house for the 'Season of the Dragon' year we had with Elsweyr.
The whole gimmick was to release a full house (700 slots) split into smaller fragments from different DLCs (2 wings from Elsweyr, 1 wing from the Scalebreaker DLC, 1 wing from the Dragonhold DLC). The house is now complete, and there will be no other additions to it. There also seems to be no plan to continue this method in Greymoor, as we didn't see any ingame-unlocked houses on the PTS (there was Proudspire which you can buy for gold in its entirety).
Hmm. So.... if you don't (well, in my case can't) unlock the last two parts.... Do you still get the max furnishing slots?0 -
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Yes. The wings are part of the same instance, they are just separated by portals. So you get the whole instance by default basically, with the 700 slot limit and all, you just won't be able to access the other wings.Sylvermynx wrote: »
Hmm. So.... if you don't (well, in my case can't) unlock the last two parts.... Do you still get the max furnishing slots?No. Hall of the Lunar Champion was a house for the 'Season of the Dragon' year we had with Elsweyr.
The whole gimmick was to release a full house (700 slots) split into smaller fragments from different DLCs (2 wings from Elsweyr, 1 wing from the Scalebreaker DLC, 1 wing from the Dragonhold DLC). The house is now complete, and there will be no other additions to it. There also seems to be no plan to continue this method in Greymoor, as we didn't see any ingame-unlocked houses on the PTS (there was Proudspire which you can buy for gold in its entirety).
So yeah, while the Hall of the Lunar Champion was clearly intended to be a 3-DLC package deal, there is a silver lining to only owning part of it since it will make furnishing limits more forgiving - just like blocking off parts of a regular house to focus on furnishing a smaller area.
I have all wings unlocked, but I also kept one unused and just focused on the other rooms. 2