Really great content and the knowledge drops are exceptional. Perfect for newer players and even for me who has been playing for about a year. Thanks for these!
The cavern in Craglorn. You're 3 minutes away from skyreach and 30 seconds away from dragonstar. Easiest and quickest way to powerlevel in the game and no cost needed to get there.
Awesome video! Every other housing video I have seen is horrible, they need to *walk* through the house like you do! So why has someone not sat the devs down and made them create nice urban hubs with nearby houses in every zone?
Thank you! I get so frustrated by this exact thing. Fargrave and Markarth are such a waste imo. Some of my favorite cities in the game but there's no writ boards and no housing (other than crown store exclusives) so they're worthless for daily use.
@@Kalam0n There are so many places that are just missing a few things, or have some facilities that are on the other side of a large poorly organised city. It really would not be difficult to have a number of small towns with all the facilities and a nice house. I know it would mean potentially a lot of traffic, but if there was at least one in each zone it would not be a problem.
Thank you for the spreadsheet! My wife and I really appreciated all of your research and data as new players! Though I had to make a copy and spruce it up with conditional formatting to better "see" all the information you provided. We settled on Grymharth's Woe as it was a great transition from Skyrim and was a good size for us. A thousand thanks!
The Wayrest house is the one I use most often when I do master writs. Craft them in my primary then port outside the wayrest house. Turn in since the dude is close by.
Snugput + all cheap rooms in other city's are must have when you have some gold. High isle room and Snugput are only 2 Im using. In High Isle you don't need go downstairs to exit inn(or whatever is that building where room is), you can use doors on 1st floor and exit even faster. If you have gold to spare Wayrest house is great for master writs, but I think its 1M gold.
Thank you so much! I'm still working on the design for the Ancient Anchor Berth and the Hall of the Lunar Champion but once they're complete I'll be sure to share a tour! You should be able to find tours for the rest of them here on the channel if you wanted a closer look at any of the others, or just needed the furnishing lists - I typically put them in a pinned comment.
My top 5 after HI (price vs utilities): 5. Cyrodilic Jungle House. That house paid every penny, Shrine is just in front door. 4. Vivec City. All is near to that room with two shrines just there. 3. Pilgrim Rest. Blackwood is Blackwood. All just there in two blocks plus shrine. 2. Snug Pod. If u are a master crafter this is the BEST HOUSE u can buy. 1. Highhallow Hold/Ancient Anchor Berth. The best house duo in all TESO. All is there: Stable, Bank, Guilds, Shrine, ToT, Out refuge, Impresario, Guild Traders, Craft Stations, Special Shrines. With Vivec the best city designs in all TESO.
That's a solid list - other than Vivec of course! I only use the inn room there if I'm doing a Tribute daily that requires a match in Vivec. But I'm biased. Love the Jungle House though, that one was actually my first home.
Good list! I have collected about half of the houses but I use Sugar Bowl, Flaming Nix, Snowmelt and Sleek Creek more than any other. Have you considered Snowmelt suite? I find Solitude an uncluttered place to do daily writs with everything you need just steps away. I noticed that your spreadsheet is abbreviated - and I hope that you'll update it with a complete list at some point. Thanks for all of you hard work!
So sorry about that, the spreadsheet does include all homes, I just left a filter enabled that was hiding Snowmelt. Thank you for letting me know! - Snowmelt is my #8 overall if we exclude premium homes.
Please do! I'm working on getting all of my homes listed in EHC, so if you're on PC-NA you'll be able to visit them in-game soon as well. I'd also recommend checking out Aether Realm on PC-NA if you want to join a housing-centric guild. So many good builders to borrow from!
Looks like I abbreviated it incorrectly, but it's the Essential Housing Community addon, or Housing Hub. You can check it out here: www.esoui.com/downloads/info2923-HousingHub.html It gives you a few more options for housing and lets you visit any publicly listed home, even if the player is offline.
This video looked like a promo for Tales of Tribute lol. The absolute vast majority of players find even the easiest NPC players challenging and unfun, no to mention way too time-consuming, and don't bother at all. Anyway, on topic of the houses - some places I think deserve a honourable mention at least IMO, so in no particular order: - Quondam Indorilia - it is relatively close to Mournhold, although sadly it is in the opposite direction of the trading/crafting district of the city. It is also a big house with spacious courtyard, 2 storey house with a big cellar, so one can go wild decorating it. The walls of the house are all curved and some furnitures are quite challenging to arrange, and it is among the more expensive houses at above 1 mil gold. - Mournoth Keep in Bangkorai while far from big cities, has a wayshrine right outside its gates. Very big courtyard with a big house. Again expensive at 1 mil gold. - Cyrodilic Jungle House - very close to a wayshrine, sweet little house with a courtyard. Below 100k gold price. - Old Mistveil Manor - right outside Riften, a big crafting and trading hub, and as you may have guessed it - spacious enough to decorate it to your heart's desire. 1 mil. gold - Pilgrim's rest (Inn apartment in Leyawiin) - Leyawiin is very convenient city with everything being 5 sec away from each other, and the house is very cheap.
The Cyrodilic Jungle House was my first home and still a personal favorite! I tried to set aside my personal preferences for this video, but I'm also tempted to make a tier ranking video in the future where it's all opinion and I'm not trying to be objective. I do find the divisiveness of ToT interesting too. It feels like no one cares, but I'll typically play enough to get my Rubedite trophy each month, and when I unlock the leaderboard there are always 500+ above me. That might not sound like much, but on PC-NA you can get on the weekly IA Necro leaderboard by just entering the archive.
Hunter's Glade is awesome! I've almost purchased it several times. I just wish when you zoned in, you were immediately in the glade - I don't really want to have to run through that little entrance area everytime. But it's the best for custom woodland homes/villages.
@Kalam0n I believe such an option should exist, but..... I actually use the aged Fortification as my home. XD Entry tower leads to a landing with my banker/merchant/smuggler. The lowest chamber was turned into a small 2-story home. Outside is the Hunter's Henge. Festival of Madness A sko- quiet spot behind some moonsugar cane.... And the Peryite worshipping Deer Coven..... Also I do wish we had prefab pre-built pieces like a portable 'snugpod' I can just throw anywhere. Would make said village building a cakewalk
elden root sucks, u have to go upstairs for the crafting stations and bank and even higher for the guilds, the only real benefit of snugpod is the undaunted enclave, the nearby wayshrine and the nearby access to TG
Luckily, I play from the mid-Atlantic region of the US, so doors are barely an inconvenience. That being said, Snugpod is still the best (imo) for capital city amenities and Sugar Bowl Suite is just as convenient for crafting/banking but is also the closest you can get to a Wayshine (it also has an exterior door, so no extra doors/floors). But I also rank both Water's Edge and Alinor Crest pretty highly. They are among the best large homes for sure!
I play on PC-NA - if you use the Essential Housing Tools or Housing Hub addon you should be able to find a few of my homes listed there. I've also posted videos for most of them - still working on a couple though!
That's awesome! The inn rooms are some of my favorites to furnish, just because they are relatively quick and you have to get creative with the limited space. I wish we got more small houses in the recent chapters.
@@Kalam0n yeah, ever since Summerset and onwards, the focus seems to have been on the larger homes. I’m pretty comfortable with Strident Springs Demesne for my main home, so the larger homes don’t entice me too much atm, especially at the price point
Yeah - really one of my biggest complaints with recent additions. I'm planning to work on Water's Edge soon, but I'm gonna just block off half of it and treat it like a small townhouse.
Sorry about that, believe it or not this is the 3rd render - I turned the music down 2 times and thought I'd nailed the balance on the 3rd go. Should have brought in a friend to check me before I published.
@@Kalam0n no worries. Most of the time it's fine, but there are moments where it's hard to hear your voice. Thank you so much for the work you put into this video!
I had to pick that one up too. Can't wait to decorate it. I'm actually thinking I may block off the basement and limit myself to just a couple rooms and the balcony. Would allow much greater density of furnishings so it might actually look full at the limit.
I'm working on an updated list for 2024 right now! I don't think anything is more useful than Snugpod or Sugar Bowl, but I am getting a ton of use out of the new inn room right now.
should have been titled utility homes. all these tiny homes aren't great for decorating or building home within homes or even buying a home to sell all the furnishings to make goooold. :D plus any inn rooms that port you inside a building that you have to exit isn't my idea of easy access. 1) best house to get is the captain lil house place in daggerfalls right next to bank and ez enough crafting stations(though alchy and woodwerk and cooking a lil spread out but on the way to turn in your daily crafting Q's so it all works out.. after that is the 2) gardener house in wayrest- was my main home for a while until i started building homes within homes and added crafting tables to ALL my houses. :D
Sure, long post ahead! Most of the Notable homes are in weird places, so their utility is generally low. Many are also only available in the crown store temporarily, which means unless you're willing to wait, you've really only got 9 options you can count on. Of those 9, Coldharbour Surreal Estate is in arguably the best location but you can also get it for gold. Here's why: The Hollow City has most of the amenities of any other capital city other than an Outlaw's Den and its Daily Writ route is reasonably quick. On PC-NA the traders are run by solid trading guilds, and if you get into decorating, you'll probably be visiting Zanil's Luxury Home Furnishings most weekends (who is stationed in the Hollow City). Oh, and there's no Justice system enforcers there, so if you've racked up a bounty and just want to get your daily writs done without dealing with it, Hollow City is the place to do it. This one isn't really a house though, it's more of a platform for building, but if you only care about functionality, that's another perk. You have plenty of room to set up your in-home storage, armory, merchant, banker, and crafting stations right next to the entrance. If you do want to decorate, this is a fun one because you can basically build whatever house you want out of furnishings. The only 2 that beat it in utility using my ranking system are Highhallow Hold (not available yet), and the Hall of the Lunar Champion (which is only available via quests in Northern Elsweyr). If you want a crown store exclusive notable home, I guess I'd wait for Highhallow Hold, the Princely Dawnlight Palace, or the Stone Eagle Aerie. HH is the clear winner utility-wise but the other two are decent and give you quick access to DLC cities that are useful, but not really daily destinations. I also think they're some of the cooler notable home designs.
Sort of... You can grant permissions to do everything but place new items or remove existing furnishings. But, if you drop all the furnishing you want to use, they can move them around and interact with them.
I rate it very high. It's just about interchangeable with the Gardner house when it comes to utilities, so really a matter of aesthetic preference / priorities. Both are comparable to Snugpod in utility, but way larger. Snugpod is just slightly closer to the stuff that matters in the city (and is a steal at 45,000g). But if you want the biggest home possible, in one of the capital cities, Quondam is worth it.
I can fast travel to any prime location for free just because it is a prime location and it's full of guldies, so I don't understand why I should buy a house for this purpose, your reasoning is weird man
I can fast travel to any prime location for free just because I have a house there, so I don't understand why I should scroll through my guilds in the hope that someone online is where I want to travel. Not to mention that my guildies might not even be in the part of the zone I want to travel to. Housing is definitely more efficient and consistent for me. I think YOUR reasoning is weird.
@@Kalam0n if your guildies are not in the part of the zone you want to travel to, you can still use the wayshrine next to you and it will be still faster than exiting your house through loading screen, plus any prime location has guild traders and/or crafting stations closer to wayshrine (that's why it's a prime location) than your house, so it's definitelly not more efficient and consistent. prime locations are belkarth, vivec city and mournhold, that's it, that quite narrows down the selection of houses to buy, right
You don't have to exit your house though... you can quick travel to the exterior of any home you own. There are also several homes that are closer to specific city amenities than Wayshrines. Snugpod is closer to the Stablemaster, Outlaw's Den, Master Writ Turn-in and Outlaw's Den than most (all?) Wayshrines in the game for example. If you prefer to travel to guildies that's cool, but it's definitely not more efficient or consistent across the board. Craglorn housing sucks, but that's probably also the least consistent zone to travel to a guildie in my experience. I'd much rather quick travel to the exterior of Sugar Bowl and hit the Elsweyr Wayshrine to Belkarth otherwise odds are I'll be on the other side of the zone and have to hit a Wayshrine anyway. Belkarth also isn't a prime location by any means unless you're running Trials, which most of the playerbase is definitely not.
That's a great one if you don't want to see your neighbors - or if you plan to run Zahari's Elsweyr Defense Force dailies. I considered buying it when I was farming those quests for Guar Stomp fragments.
They need to add some large homes to the middle of cities. It's annoying having a large nice house but ur like 2 mins ride on a max horse to wayshrine
you can have a mansion anywhere as long as you can port to you tiny house/ inn room in a city
got the game when it first came out, and Sleek creak was my first home and to this day i still use it
Really great content and the knowledge drops are exceptional. Perfect for newer players and even for me who has been playing for about a year. Thanks for these!
The cavern in Craglorn. You're 3 minutes away from skyreach and 30 seconds away from dragonstar. Easiest and quickest way to powerlevel in the game and no cost needed to get there.
Awesome video! Every other housing video I have seen is horrible, they need to *walk* through the house like you do! So why has someone not sat the devs down and made them create nice urban hubs with nearby houses in every zone?
Thank you! I get so frustrated by this exact thing. Fargrave and Markarth are such a waste imo. Some of my favorite cities in the game but there's no writ boards and no housing (other than crown store exclusives) so they're worthless for daily use.
@@Kalam0n There are so many places that are just missing a few things, or have some facilities that are on the other side of a large poorly organised city. It really would not be difficult to have a number of small towns with all the facilities and a nice house. I know it would mean potentially a lot of traffic, but if there was at least one in each zone it would not be a problem.
Thank you for the spreadsheet! My wife and I really appreciated all of your research and data as new players! Though I had to make a copy and spruce it up with conditional formatting to better "see" all the information you provided. We settled on Grymharth's Woe as it was a great transition from Skyrim and was a good size for us. A thousand thanks!
So glad it was helpful! Sorry if the sheet was a little wonky, I still go back to it occasionally and might have left it out of sorts.
1:28 - hahaha, for THAT alone, sir - instant sub and like! Thanks for such dedication and work!
You're very welcome! I like to think of myself as a different kind of min/maxer.
Sleek Creek was the first home outside of inn rooms that I bought and has been my base of operations ever since lol.
So many Sleek Creek fans out there!
The Wayrest house is the one I use most often when I do master writs. Craft them in my primary then port outside the wayrest house. Turn in since the dude is close by.
Snugput + all cheap rooms in other city's are must have when you have some gold. High isle room and Snugput are only 2 Im using. In High Isle you don't need go downstairs to exit inn(or whatever is that building where room is), you can use doors on 1st floor and exit even faster. If you have gold to spare Wayrest house is great for master writs, but I think its 1M gold.
Could you please do a tour of all your homes, they look beautiful and I want to copy quite a bit! :D
Thank you so much! I'm still working on the design for the Ancient Anchor Berth and the Hall of the Lunar Champion but once they're complete I'll be sure to share a tour! You should be able to find tours for the rest of them here on the channel if you wanted a closer look at any of the others, or just needed the furnishing lists - I typically put them in a pinned comment.
Great info, great vid! Exactly what I was looking for and no nonsense at all. Really appreciate the analysis and to-the-point content!
Still checking your list from time to time, ty!
Working on a tier ranking video next!
My top 5 after HI (price vs utilities): 5. Cyrodilic Jungle House. That house paid every penny, Shrine is just in front door. 4. Vivec City. All is near to that room with two shrines just there. 3. Pilgrim Rest. Blackwood is Blackwood. All just there in two blocks plus shrine. 2. Snug Pod. If u are a master crafter this is the BEST HOUSE u can buy. 1. Highhallow Hold/Ancient Anchor Berth. The best house duo in all TESO. All is there: Stable, Bank, Guilds, Shrine, ToT, Out refuge, Impresario, Guild Traders, Craft Stations, Special Shrines. With Vivec the best city designs in all TESO.
That's a solid list - other than Vivec of course! I only use the inn room there if I'm doing a Tribute daily that requires a match in Vivec. But I'm biased. Love the Jungle House though, that one was actually my first home.
Great Video! Your houses and characters look awesome!
Thank you so much!
Great video! Just what I was looking for^^
good video as I am trying to expand for storage. The music was a tad to loud so hard for myself, I have hearing issues, to hear you clearly.
I own about 18 homes now, and Sleek Creek & Snugpod are my most used. Sugar Bowl Suite, Ebony Flask Inn, and Captin Margaux's are also pretty good.
Good list! I have collected about half of the houses but I use Sugar Bowl, Flaming Nix, Snowmelt and Sleek Creek more than any other.
Have you considered Snowmelt suite? I find Solitude an uncluttered place to do daily writs with everything you need just steps away.
I noticed that your spreadsheet is abbreviated - and I hope that you'll update it with a complete list at some point.
Thanks for all of you hard work!
So sorry about that, the spreadsheet does include all homes, I just left a filter enabled that was hiding Snowmelt. Thank you for letting me know! - Snowmelt is my #8 overall if we exclude premium homes.
im so mad that i missed the antiquarian house by a few months
Thank you for the video, your characters and houses look great! I'm definitely "borrowing" some ideas lol!
Please do! I'm working on getting all of my homes listed in EHC, so if you're on PC-NA you'll be able to visit them in-game soon as well. I'd also recommend checking out Aether Realm on PC-NA if you want to join a housing-centric guild. So many good builders to borrow from!
@@Kalam0n oh that's great! I will look for them, sure! I'm relatively new, what is EHC?
Looks like I abbreviated it incorrectly, but it's the Essential Housing Community addon, or Housing Hub. You can check it out here: www.esoui.com/downloads/info2923-HousingHub.html
It gives you a few more options for housing and lets you visit any publicly listed home, even if the player is offline.
This video looked like a promo for Tales of Tribute lol.
The absolute vast majority of players find even the easiest NPC players challenging and unfun, no to mention way too time-consuming, and don't bother at all.
Anyway, on topic of the houses - some places I think deserve a honourable mention at least IMO, so in no particular order:
- Quondam Indorilia - it is relatively close to Mournhold, although sadly it is in the opposite direction of the trading/crafting district of the city. It is also a big house with spacious courtyard, 2 storey house with a big cellar, so one can go wild decorating it. The walls of the house are all curved and some furnitures are quite challenging to arrange, and it is among the more expensive houses at above 1 mil gold.
- Mournoth Keep in Bangkorai while far from big cities, has a wayshrine right outside its gates. Very big courtyard with a big house. Again expensive at 1 mil gold.
- Cyrodilic Jungle House - very close to a wayshrine, sweet little house with a courtyard. Below 100k gold price.
- Old Mistveil Manor - right outside Riften, a big crafting and trading hub, and as you may have guessed it - spacious enough to decorate it to your heart's desire. 1 mil. gold
- Pilgrim's rest (Inn apartment in Leyawiin) - Leyawiin is very convenient city with everything being 5 sec away from each other, and the house is very cheap.
The Cyrodilic Jungle House was my first home and still a personal favorite! I tried to set aside my personal preferences for this video, but I'm also tempted to make a tier ranking video in the future where it's all opinion and I'm not trying to be objective.
I do find the divisiveness of ToT interesting too. It feels like no one cares, but I'll typically play enough to get my Rubedite trophy each month, and when I unlock the leaderboard there are always 500+ above me. That might not sound like much, but on PC-NA you can get on the weekly IA Necro leaderboard by just entering the archive.
lol, only recently bought Snug-Pod. My first home was actually Sleek Creek.... yet I mostly lurk in Hunter's Glade.
Hunter's Glade is awesome! I've almost purchased it several times. I just wish when you zoned in, you were immediately in the glade - I don't really want to have to run through that little entrance area everytime. But it's the best for custom woodland homes/villages.
@Kalam0n I believe such an option should exist, but..... I actually use the aged Fortification as my home. XD
Entry tower leads to a landing with my banker/merchant/smuggler.
The lowest chamber was turned into a small 2-story home.
Outside is the Hunter's Henge.
Festival of Madness
A sko- quiet spot behind some moonsugar cane....
And the Peryite worshipping Deer Coven.....
Also I do wish we had prefab pre-built pieces like a portable 'snugpod' I can just throw anywhere. Would make said village building a cakewalk
elden root sucks, u have to go upstairs for the crafting stations and bank and even higher for the guilds, the only real benefit of snugpod is the undaunted enclave, the nearby wayshrine and the nearby access to TG
Thanks for the video. Definitely gives food for thought for someone who has never considered player housing.
Ah. Did not know that Sugar bowl was next to the wayshrine. Will look into that one
Yeah, as far as getting back to a wayshrine as quick as possible, I think Sugar Bowl is #1.
I'd argue that water's edge or alinor crest are the best ones.
I hate having to go through any extra doors/floors
Luckily, I play from the mid-Atlantic region of the US, so doors are barely an inconvenience. That being said, Snugpod is still the best (imo) for capital city amenities and Sugar Bowl Suite is just as convenient for crafting/banking but is also the closest you can get to a Wayshine (it also has an exterior door, so no extra doors/floors). But I also rank both Water's Edge and Alinor Crest pretty highly. They are among the best large homes for sure!
May I ask on which server you are? Some of the house-designs you see in the background just look awesome!
I play on PC-NA - if you use the Essential Housing Tools or Housing Hub addon you should be able to find a few of my homes listed there. I've also posted videos for most of them - still working on a couple though!
@@Kalam0n Thank you! I'll definitely have a look.
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I’ve personally had the Flaming Nix for years, and while not my main home, it’s a handy stop for getting to a hub like Mournhold
I wish all the hubs had an apartment honestly.
@@Kalam0n I’ve at least managed to make the inn room on High Isle comfortable
That's awesome! The inn rooms are some of my favorites to furnish, just because they are relatively quick and you have to get creative with the limited space. I wish we got more small houses in the recent chapters.
@@Kalam0n yeah, ever since Summerset and onwards, the focus seems to have been on the larger homes. I’m pretty comfortable with Strident Springs Demesne for my main home, so the larger homes don’t entice me too much atm, especially at the price point
Yeah - really one of my biggest complaints with recent additions. I'm planning to work on Water's Edge soon, but I'm gonna just block off half of it and treat it like a small townhouse.
great video, but the music is really loud
Sorry about that, believe it or not this is the 3rd render - I turned the music down 2 times and thought I'd nailed the balance on the 3rd go. Should have brought in a friend to check me before I published.
@@Kalam0n no worries. Most of the time it's fine, but there are moments where it's hard to hear your voice. Thank you so much for the work you put into this video!
Thanks for your channel❤
Any idea when the Fogbreak Lighthouse will be again for sale at the crown store??😢
Most of the premium homes return to the crown store every 13-15 months. I'd look out for it in early summer 2024.
@@Kalam0n Thanks mate
During Zenithar Event I bought Proudspire and I quit using any other house. It's so close to wayshrine and outlaw's refuge.
I had to pick that one up too. Can't wait to decorate it. I'm actually thinking I may block off the basement and limit myself to just a couple rooms and the balcony. Would allow much greater density of furnishings so it might actually look full at the limit.
How about now that Gold Road just came out are there newer better houses now?
I'm working on an updated list for 2024 right now! I don't think anything is more useful than Snugpod or Sugar Bowl, but I am getting a ton of use out of the new inn room right now.
should have been titled utility homes. all these tiny homes aren't great for decorating or building home within homes or even buying a home to sell all the furnishings to make goooold. :D plus any inn rooms that port you inside a building that you have to exit isn't my idea of easy access.
1) best house to get is the captain lil house place in daggerfalls right next to bank and ez enough crafting stations(though alchy and woodwerk and cooking a lil spread out but on the way to turn in your daily crafting Q's so it all works out.. after that is the 2) gardener house in wayrest- was my main home for a while until i started building homes within homes and added crafting tables to ALL my houses. :D
Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
Hey I'm planning to buy a notable house from crown store, can you pls tell me which one is the best and why pls?...
Sure, long post ahead! Most of the Notable homes are in weird places, so their utility is generally low. Many are also only available in the crown store temporarily, which means unless you're willing to wait, you've really only got 9 options you can count on. Of those 9, Coldharbour Surreal Estate is in arguably the best location but you can also get it for gold.
Here's why: The Hollow City has most of the amenities of any other capital city other than an Outlaw's Den and its Daily Writ route is reasonably quick. On PC-NA the traders are run by solid trading guilds, and if you get into decorating, you'll probably be visiting Zanil's Luxury Home Furnishings most weekends (who is stationed in the Hollow City). Oh, and there's no Justice system enforcers there, so if you've racked up a bounty and just want to get your daily writs done without dealing with it, Hollow City is the place to do it. This one isn't really a house though, it's more of a platform for building, but if you only care about functionality, that's another perk. You have plenty of room to set up your in-home storage, armory, merchant, banker, and crafting stations right next to the entrance. If you do want to decorate, this is a fun one because you can basically build whatever house you want out of furnishings.
The only 2 that beat it in utility using my ranking system are Highhallow Hold (not available yet), and the Hall of the Lunar Champion (which is only available via quests in Northern Elsweyr).
If you want a crown store exclusive notable home, I guess I'd wait for Highhallow Hold, the Princely Dawnlight Palace, or the Stone Eagle Aerie. HH is the clear winner utility-wise but the other two are decent and give you quick access to DLC cities that are useful, but not really daily destinations. I also think they're some of the cooler notable home designs.
Can you co-own a home? Where a friend can use it?
Sort of... You can grant permissions to do everything but place new items or remove existing furnishings. But, if you drop all the furnishing you want to use, they can move them around and interact with them.
@@Kalam0n thanks friend
Opinion about Quondam Indorilia?
I rate it very high. It's just about interchangeable with the Gardner house when it comes to utilities, so really a matter of aesthetic preference / priorities. Both are comparable to Snugpod in utility, but way larger. Snugpod is just slightly closer to the stuff that matters in the city (and is a steal at 45,000g). But if you want the biggest home possible, in one of the capital cities, Quondam is worth it.
You can see my utility rankings for every home in the game here: bit.ly/esohomeranking
Cyrodilic jungle house to wayshrine UNDER 8sec... just saying...
I can fast travel to any prime location for free just because it is a prime location and it's full of guldies, so I don't understand why I should buy a house for this purpose, your reasoning is weird man
I can fast travel to any prime location for free just because I have a house there, so I don't understand why I should scroll through my guilds in the hope that someone online is where I want to travel. Not to mention that my guildies might not even be in the part of the zone I want to travel to. Housing is definitely more efficient and consistent for me. I think YOUR reasoning is weird.
@@Kalam0n if your guildies are not in the part of the zone you want to travel to, you can still use the wayshrine next to you and it will be still faster than exiting your house through loading screen, plus any prime location has guild traders and/or crafting stations closer to wayshrine (that's why it's a prime location) than your house, so it's definitelly not more efficient and consistent. prime locations are belkarth, vivec city and mournhold, that's it, that quite narrows down the selection of houses to buy, right
You don't have to exit your house though... you can quick travel to the exterior of any home you own. There are also several homes that are closer to specific city amenities than Wayshrines. Snugpod is closer to the Stablemaster, Outlaw's Den, Master Writ Turn-in and Outlaw's Den than most (all?) Wayshrines in the game for example.
If you prefer to travel to guildies that's cool, but it's definitely not more efficient or consistent across the board. Craglorn housing sucks, but that's probably also the least consistent zone to travel to a guildie in my experience. I'd much rather quick travel to the exterior of Sugar Bowl and hit the Elsweyr Wayshrine to Belkarth otherwise odds are I'll be on the other side of the zone and have to hit a Wayshrine anyway. Belkarth also isn't a prime location by any means unless you're running Trials, which most of the playerbase is definitely not.
This a very good Aldmeri Dominion real estate propaganda video lmao.
Kind of ironic since I have a strong aversion to the architecture styles of AD. ZOS had to balance it out with OP locations.
I bought gornir estate before I saw this 😂
That's a great one if you don't want to see your neighbors - or if you plan to run Zahari's Elsweyr Defense Force dailies. I considered buying it when I was farming those quests for Guar Stomp fragments.
Have you been told this before? Your voice sounds like Chris prat?
That's a new one to me!
I'd rather own a ship.