So far my only downside for Pantherfang Chapel.

Kingdomkeepers69_ESO

1. 90% of Imperial theme goods are direct purchase only.
2. almost 100/700 furnishing slots went to lighting.
3. Estimating the new furnishings next patch that give walls, doors, doorways etc. for just 2 rooms. (4 walls, 2 doors, and something to BS a ceiling) Im looking at a large chunk empty. Towers etc.


Realistically I think stupid large notable homes need at least 1600 furnishing slots. Especially since most new bookcases are bare and you need to fill them which eats more space.

everseeing_njpreub18_ESO

/opinion

1- I know its not identical but Breton furniture is the same except the wood tone, so i doubt most would notice. A potential work around. Some others are purchase only, and i would like more imperial marked items (like the banners and music box) i can make/get in game.

2- I have in the past and will be using Beacon of Tower Zero from the antiquities. Huge white light you can sink into walls, floors, etc to give a bright overall lighting, then use other lights for accent. You'll save a lot of slots, at least i did.

3- To each there own, but with some place as large as Pantherfang i don't see the need to build more structures. With all the space many people have posted is too much to decorate, then an equal number want structural stuff to build more space. Just me again, but i love the place and am looking forward to those structural parts just to accent or break up areas a little.

/opinion

MaisonNaevius

I can understand the choice of placing walls and created new rooms. But I only see one room that can be used for this purpose: the large room on the third floor of the fort.
I made it into a garrison dormitory. But by placing walls and doors, much more can be done.




Another room that could also be subject to modifications would be the main room at the entrance to the fort building.

Kingdomkeepers69_ESO

everseeing_njpreub18_ESO wrote: »

/opinion

1- I know its not identical but Breton furniture is the same except the wood tone, so i doubt most would notice. A potential work around. Some others are purchase only, and i would like more imperial marked items (like the banners and music box) i can make/get in game.

2- I have in the past and will be using Beacon of Tower Zero from the antiquities. Huge white light you can sink into walls, floors, etc to give a bright overall lighting, then use other lights for accent. You'll save a lot of slots, at least i did.

3- To each there own, but with some place as large as Pantherfang i don't see the need to build more structures. With all the space many people have posted is too much to decorate, then an equal number want structural stuff to build more space. Just me again, but i love the place and am looking forward to those structural parts just to accent or break up areas a little.

/opinion

1. Luckily I had a good amount of Imp furniture from pre furnished aylied ruins in anvil, but still the Imperial City light posts etc. sucks all these really good ones are direct purchase.

2. I have 7 of those. still not enough most went inside the chapel.

3. I just don't like it looking too clean for a large estate. like corners with boxes.

NotaDaedraWorshipper

You have lots of imperial furniture with the Leyawiin stuff which are not crown only.

MornaBaine

The lack of individual rooms and the utterly unuseable undercroft is the main drawback of Pantherfang. Once they are available I will be eating slots with walls, archways and doors which is a huge drag.

maximusrex45

everseeing_njpreub18_ESO wrote: »

2- I have in the past and will be using Beacon of Tower Zero from the antiquities. Huge white light you can sink into walls, floors, etc to give a bright overall lighting, then use other lights for accent. You'll save a lot of slots, at least i did.

There is also the craftable Clockwork Illuminator, Solitary Capsule is also very good for those with less lead luck. I use them a lot as well.