ESO LUXURY FURNITURE VENDOR ITEMS – 2021/04/09

BenevolentBowd

What does the Luxury Furnisher offer this week?
The Luxury Furnisher Vendor (Zanil Theran) is located north of the bank in the Hollow City, Coldharbour.

• Bush, Rhododendron 2,000g
• Alinor Maple, Diminutive 4,000g
• Alinor Maple, Purple 4,000g
• Alinor Maple, Sinuous 15,000g
• Alinor Windmill, Decorative 250,000g

All 56 weeks of luxury items are on my ESO Calendar: http://benevolentbowd.ca/calendar/

Full history of luxury furnisher items: http://benevolentbowd.ca/games/esotu/esotu-chronicle-of-luxury-furnisher-vendor-items/

Mobile-Friendly Luxury Furniture Pocket Guide: http://benevolentbowd.ca/games/esotu/eso-luxury-furniture/

About the Vendor
https://youtu.be/oCUYJEZwXKI

spartaxoxo

Yes, Windmill time! Woohooo!

Enemoriana

Bush, Rhododendron 2,000g

Alinor Maple, Diminutive 4,000g

Alinor Maple, Purple 4,000g

Alinor Maple, Sinuous 15,000g

Alinor Windmill, Decorative 250,000g

All items:

VaranisArano

Flower and tree weeks are the most expensive weeks for me. I like lush gardens in my video game houses, probably because I have a black thumb in real life.

Faded

VaranisArano wrote: »

Flower and tree weeks are the most expensive weeks for me. I like lush gardens in my video game houses, probably because I have a black thumb in real life.

And video game trees don't weep sap onto the car guar or make everybody miserable for two weeks while they're pollinating everything in range.

ArchMikem

Good lord that windmill though. Is it animated?

Sylvermynx

YUM! Thanks you two!!

Faded wrote: »

VaranisArano wrote: »

Flower and tree weeks are the most expensive weeks for me. I like lush gardens in my video game houses, probably because I have a black thumb in real life.

And video game trees don't weep sap onto the car guar or make everybody miserable for two weeks while they're pollinating everything in range.

Okay so this is a bit of RL stuff no one really wants to know most likely.... but for the first time since 1959, I have NO allergy symptoms - in the US desert SW, where since 1959 I have had a lot of "really close to dying because I can't breathe due to allergies" situations.

Since I got the first covid vacc shot.... I have had not one allergy issue. Everything else being the same, for me at least this is... like.... epiphany.

Um. Two weeks.... nope - every year prior to this one I have been almost literally at death's door from early February to late October. I actually looked at a bubble - but couldn't afford it. So.... for right now, I'm fine and I'm happy. And no, I don't really know whether the vaccine "fixed" a lifelong allergy issue - but I'm not discounting it.

ArchMikem

Sylvermynx wrote: »

YUM! Thanks you two!!

Faded wrote: »

VaranisArano wrote: »

Flower and tree weeks are the most expensive weeks for me. I like lush gardens in my video game houses, probably because I have a black thumb in real life.

And video game trees don't weep sap onto the car guar or make everybody miserable for two weeks while they're pollinating everything in range.

Okay so this is a bit of RL stuff no one really wants to know most likely.... but for the first time since 1959, I have NO allergy symptoms - in the US desert SW, where since 1959 I have had a lot of "really close to dying because I can't breathe due to allergies" situations.

Since I got the first covid vacc shot.... I have had not one allergy issue. Everything else being the same, for me at least this is... like.... epiphany.

Um. Two weeks.... nope - every year prior to this one I have been almost literally at death's door from early February to late October. I actually looked at a bubble - but couldn't afford it. So.... for right now, I'm fine and I'm happy. And no, I don't really know whether the vaccine "fixed" a lifelong allergy issue - but I'm not discounting it.

My region forecasted a colder than normal Spring. I don't know if that applies to the nation but if that's the case, nature might be lagging behind schedule because of the cold. Might wanna stock up on Claritin just to be sure.

Sylvermynx

@ArchMikem - our spring is already summer.... I don't like spring and summer.... And the fruit trees, maples and poplars are already in full pollen bloom....

phaneub17_ESO

Windmill... need a giant millstone!

Sylvermynx

phaneub17_ESO wrote: »

Windmill... need a giant millstone!

Truth. I have two of them from last year.... seriously need that millstone....

TX12001rwb17_ESO

What is that windmill milling?

TheNuminous1

TX12001rwb17_ESO wrote: »

What is that windmill milling?

Thang thangin

Faded

Sylvermynx wrote: »

So.... for right now, I'm fine and I'm happy. And no, I don't really know whether the vaccine "fixed" a lifelong allergy issue - but I'm not discounting it.

Whatever it is, I hope it lasts.

RaddlemanNumber7

TX12001rwb17_ESO wrote: »

What is that windmill milling?

The windmills generate bucolic ambience, an essential element in the perfect praxis of Altmer country life.

Danikat

TX12001rwb17_ESO wrote: »

What is that windmill milling?

Wind.

emilyhyoyeon

Those flower bushes are amazing. I already bought 30 and will probably buy 30 more. I was also kind of hoping we'd get the purple wisteria trellis to match last week's blue one but the flower bush is so nice I can't really be sad

ValueDrift

ArchMikem wrote: »

Good lord that windmill though. Is it animated?

It is animated, but saddly the blades don't have collision, so dreams of dynamic obstacle courses squashed.

BXR_Lonestar

TX12001rwb17_ESO wrote: »

What is that windmill milling?

Moon sugar for Skooma of course!

Lugaldu

I want this windmill, even if it's obviously not functional. What a pity that I don't have enough gold.

Kiralyn2000

VaranisArano wrote: »

Flower and tree weeks are the most expensive weeks for me. I like lush gardens in my video game houses, probably because I have a black thumb in real life.

Apparently my Hunding's Palatial Hall is located in a dense forest (the interior isn't nearly as decorated as the grounds are).