It should work with Frostfall out of the box, because it has the very same fire setup as the Sami Hut which is Frostfall-compatible by default. The eight-spoked wheel layout also conveniently fits with esoteric Elder Scrolls lore, and might be a hint as to where the previous inhabitant has gone. This player home is sort of a "grand fantasy" recreation of such a traditional dwelling, as seen below: The name, Seidr, comes from the Old Norse " seiðr", a mythical form of magic practiced by the pagan priests and sorcerors of ancient Scandinavia.Īs for design, I was inspired by archaeological finds of Neolithic wheelhouses. If you have problems with lighting with your setup then just head into the CK Lighting was balanced for a clean vanilla install. It also means that the mod should be usable on LE without too much backporting work. Don't let this discourage you however because I tried to 1) use assets that are not seen often, and 2) use existing assets in novel ways. Once again this mod uses only vanilla assets for a very lightweight install. In fact I recommend using mesh & texture replacers with this. It also means that everything should be compatible will all kinds of mesh replacers, without things flying all over the place. Inside, there is also a cooking pot and tanning rack, and there is an anvil, smelter, workbench, and grinding stone in an alcove outside.Īll the clutter is static, so if you want to place your own items you can disable whatever's in the way. There is a lot of non-respawning storage for all kinds of purposes (check under the bed too), and custom Enchanting and Alchemy workbenches.
Just like in my Sami Hut mod, the fire can be put out and relit at will, simply by walking up to it and activating it. Inside the dwelling you will find a bed of furs (gives well-rested bonus) for you and a cot for your follower.
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