My SO and I would also appreciate this, because my SO is the one that maintains our friends guild house and it would be nice if we could co-manage it.

However...

The Mara rings are per character, not account. So that might be iffy to implement.

And I really doubt ZOS wants to becone a divorce court in the event that there is a falling out or a friend grabs all the housing stuff or something.

TwoHawks wrote: »

We have in-game marriage. Some players such as myself have a spouse who is just as much into TESO as I am, and we run our characters together. We mara-bond our characters mainly for the XP bonus of questing together as a married couple who also grouped up with one another. We're also both premium account holders.

What I and my spouse would both like to see is the ability to add one's spouse to the property deed, so that we both co-own the estates we have. That would give my spouse full rights to decorate, add items, etc around the house & property as I have.

My husband has decorator privileges on at least one of my houses, but I'd be reluctant to give up my choice to purchase each available house in order to become a co-owner with him. It seems to me much better to handle the desire to build a common home via privileges, allowing both for changes in circumstance (character not necessarily real life changes) and for the non-owner to decorate a copy of the house differently to suit different character/s, which you might or might not choose to play together. I've had many characters I mostly played with my husband, but for me an important technique for keeping those characters relatively in sync, is having other characters I can play when he's not available.