Ilsabet wrote: »

He is quite fond of Daggerfall, so Captain Margaux's Place might be a good place to start. It's pretty much a Breton-style box with no exterior. I added some walls inside to create distinct rooms, which makes it a little harder to navigate given camera angles and such, but it feels more homey than just a big studio apartment.

I found Domus Phrasticus (Craglorn) and Strident Springs Demesne (Reaper's March) but both have cursed windows.

(the interior windows don't match the exterior)

The Daggerfall Overlook also has the window problem.

I looked at Captain Margaux's and the windows are correct! It's a little cramped but I think Bastian will survive ty

I second Captain Margaux's. It's in a city, which he likes, got a lot of slots for its size, and Bastian is pretty much a breton in everything besides his facial features, so anything imperial feels kinda odd.

@SilverBride you know how two very capable but not very emotionally intelligent adults fight a lot and it turns out that they are enamoured with each other? Well, it turns out this is the case for our Bastie and Mirri.

What started as a bookshelf fight in Stormhaven became clear to Sammy that it’s a case of Pride and Prejudice due to the constant bickering without the actual duelling. That and the smouldering looks exchanged.

So this one packed them off to Water’s Edge at Blackwood, where, under the watchful eye of Arox, Ezabi and Fez, they can either sort out their differences between Dewey Decimal or alphabetical downstairs, or take their lovers’ squabble upstairs.

Sammy has told them to practice safe, um, safe dialogues since babies are expensive to rear in Tamerial.

More to come.

My Imperial‘s first house was the Cyrodiilic Jungle House. Small and cozy, Imperial… And at least in a small town, even if far from home. Might be an alternative to Margaux.

For Mirri? Hm… Snugglepod or Twin Arches?

How 'bout one of those big wheels of cheese that has been converted into a tiny house?