Weapons via Fighter's guild would be superb.

But yeah - it'd be a lot easier to form Orc guilds if we could actually have a place in the world. There are some large homes, sure, but with no building blocks it means everyone lives in the same identical building. Small, struggling strongholds scattered across the map have various tent furnishings & walls & such - but I want to build entire districts the way Necrom & Fargrave furnishings let us do.

Another easy reward was if we could "pokemon capture" NPCs as houseguests or training dummies or (something poseable). They don't even need dialogue - but I'll redo Elden Root for generic Barkbite NPCs just to "fill" a crowd in a home. Imagine if the "kill X (creature)" achievements gave access to buying them.

WoW let Hunters tame NPC beasts as pets; the world was full of companion pets that could be used in Pokemon battles. If ZOS needs to monetize, sell a Crown token that lets us target an NPC for "capture" - after we defeat it, we get a simple copy in our homes. I'd go across Craglorn collecting Iron Orcs, visit Valenwood for Wood Orcs, delve Vvardenfell for Malacath fanatics.

To add more to the distribution of furnishings between playable races:

Maormer got their own furnishing pack. Those guys aren't even a playable race.
Meanwhile orcs can't fight the habit of dropping snow on everything they build, even if it's been constructed in bangkorai.

The largest Orc strongholds in-game are in Valenwood - not even the Covenant - so yes, I'd doubly support an uninhabited jungle space where we could build our own mix-use settlement. Maybe a pond enclosed in a copse of trees with a couple convenient caves nearby as shelter.

Orcs tho don't even get a home in Orsinium - imagine the call TO move TO our city & we can't even do that.

And the Dwemer comparison is stunning - they have dozens of pipes, fans, walls, plates, etc - and West Skyrim even gave them structural furnishings in a whole new aesthetic.... but Orcs can't build walls, floors, etc like one could do in Fargrave, Solitude, Leyawiin, High Isle, Necrom. Some of us would LOVE to build our own Orsinium neighborhoods.

Or even abroad! Ever since the Camoran Dynasty in Valenwood liberated slaves Summerset kept - Bosmer have been worthy cousins - and the largest strongholds are in Valenwood. Nords make good neighbors! Even Dunmer have Orcs in the Camonna Tong & among slavers (showing how far even THEY can embrace an Orc). The Shurgak Clan in Cyrodiil should inspire more Imperialized Orcs - the Empire was good to us!

Meanwhile, Ranser waged a pogrom on all city Orcs in Rivenspire a mere memory ago; the Pale Order Ring reminds us their emblem was a boar & noose; Bretons have a pig-king-killing festival; the ambassador to Betnikh openly tells us he thinks they should be wiped out; Evermore's history boasts refusing letting refugees from Hammerfell pass to Wrothgar (they had to trek the mountains instead); Wayrest ends with an Orc bending the knee to Emeric.

Argonians get more representation (Murkmire & Blackwood) away from the Dunmer (who are tentatively co-existing); some of us would like to NOT build snowy homes locked to Wrothgar. The further we are from the Covenant, the better! We'll build underground if we must, but some basic columns, floors, walls, etc would let us build our own homes.

Been wanting orcish structures for years. Making orcish themed houses is such a pain if you want to do anything custom, or just want to add some rooms or parts to the existing orcish themed houses.

But this goes for all base game and early dlc styles. It would be great if they could have an update that just added a bunch of structures fitting to all base game styles. Some dlc ones could also go for more, such as Leyawiin. It's a rather recent dlc but it's extremely lacking in structures and variety. Most structures we see in Leyawiin we can't make.

Ain't pariahs for nothing.

LunaFlora wrote: »

Prophet_of_Malacath wrote: »

Pixiepumpkin wrote: »

I forgot orcs existed in game.

Just a reminder, my fellow Betmer, that we too lurk in the shadows. See you in Orcrest!

orsimer aren't betmer though

Orsimer being wrongfully called betmer for shaming purposes is an old joke that persisted throughout the franchise.

Periodic reminder that no gift would be so great for the holidays, as some structural furnishings for Orcs.

Every race (except Bretons) in the game has such compassion for Orcs, that their daily writs help send supplies to Orsinium - so imagine what overwhelming joy the nations of Nirn would find, if only Orcs could build their own walls and roads to add to Orsinium's spires.

Think of the Malahk Orcs of Morrowind who may wish to build new fortifications around ancient Chimer shrins to Malak.

Think of Orcs of Cyrodiil, who appreciating the safety of the Empire, may wish to contribute their stonemasonry to help our Imperial allies.

Think of Wood Orcs who, wishing to co-exist with Bosmer, spare the forests and carve homes into the mountains themselves.

Not just Wrothgar - truly, all noble races would smile to see Orsimer build glorious homes of stone.