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  BlackSparrow

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  1 Any differences to visitors if our GM buys it using Crowns or Gold?
  Nope, no difference. The only thing that makes a difference is the size category of the House (and, when it comes to amount of furnishings, whether the owner is an ESO+ subscriber, since they get double the furnishing cap).
  
  Note that all Classic homes have the same population limit (12), so don't think Hunding's Palatial Hall or Forsaken Stronghold will hold any more people than, say, Sleek Creek, just because they're bigger! If you want to make the most of the pop limit, you need to buy one of the three Notables (which cap at 24).
  
  2 Can visitors place stuff? Or is that only the owner? And then decorators can move things?
  No. The only person who can add or remove anything is the owner, though decorators can move stuff around once placed.
  
  3 If I craft stuff do I have to pass to owner to place?
  Yes, because of the above.
  
  4 Any other intel regards using as a big shared equal access hall would be great.
  To be honest, "equal access" it's pretty one-sided, so make sure the guild hall's owner is someone who you trust and who will not leave the guild (therefore taking all the communal neat stuff with them). Make sure the guild hall owner has the hall set as their primary residence... otherwise, no one else will be able to access it. But if it is, you can access it by selecting their name on the guild roster and picking "go to primary residence," even if they're not online.
  

  Edited by BlackSparrow on February 28, 2017 7:01PM

  Living vicariously through my characters.
  
  My Girls:

  "If you were trapped in your house for, say, a year, how would you pass the time?"
  
  Nephikah the Houseless, dunmer assassin: "I suppose I could use the break. I have a lot of business holdings now that need management."
  Swum-Many-Waters, elderly argonian healer: "I think that I would enjoy writing a memoir."
  Silh'ki, khajiit warrior-chef: "Would this one be able to go outside, to the nearby river? It's hard to fish without water!"
  Peregrine Huntress, bosmer hunter: "Who is forcing me to stay inside, and where can I find them?"
  Lorenyawe, altmer mechanist: "And why would I want to go outside in the first place? Too much to be done in the workshop."
  Lorelai Magpie, breton master thief: "I'd go nuts. Lucky for me, I have a little experience sneaking out!"
  Rasheda the Burning Heart, redguard knight: "I would continue my training to keep my skills sharp."
  Hex-Eye Azabi, khajiit daedric priestess: "I suppose it would be lucky, then, that I built a shrine to Mephala in my backyard."
  Yngva Stormhammer, nord bandit (reformed...ish): "I hate being inside even when I'm not forced to be. GET. ME. OUT."
  Madam Argentia, vampire dunmer aristocrat: "I suppose it would be more of the same. I have a rather... contentious relationship with the sun."
  Mazie gra-Bolga, orc scout: "Uh... I'd have to house train my bear..."
  Felicia the Wanderer, imperial witch-for-hire: "What Lorelai said."
  Calico Jaka-dra, retired khajiit pirate: "This one would like a rest from her grand adventures. Her jewel shop runs out of stock!"
  Shimmerbeam, blind altmer psijic: "Provided that I am confined to Artaeum, I do not think I will want for things to occupy my time."
  Shauna Blackfire, redguard necromancer: "Sounds like paradise. I hate people."
  Kirniel the Undying, cursed bosmer warrior: "I would feel useless, not being able to fight."
  Echoes-from-Dragons, argonian who thinks she's a dragon: "All the better to count my hoard!"
  
  (Signature idea shamelessly stolen from Abeille.)

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  February 2017

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  Pops_ND_Irish

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  Yes as long as you are the owner you can move stuff from one house to another

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  March 2017

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