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[WillowLuman]

Well, if told to us by some dunmer of Tribunal faith, I'm not entirely sure that that stuff should be taken as definite events of the universe. Like real religions, the ones in TES tend to get things wrong (especially the Tribunal Temple, known for it's historical revisionism.)

[Cecilff2]

What's with all this business about CHIM and Peryite slated to become Akatosh soon? I don't know where they pull this stuff from, but from what i've read in all the 4 games I've played, there's no mention of anything about mantling or whatever. CHIM just comes from one of the Tribunal temple holy books, doesn't seem very credible to me. Yet, when I ask lore questions on certain other places, it is touted as gospel that CHIM explains everything.

It's also in the commentaries on mysterious xarxes.  The Talos preacher in skyrim makes reference to many-headed Talos too.

[Alkhemia]

I hope the next DLC got something to do with Jyggalag I like to know what he was up to after Shivering Isles.

Based on some loading screen messages, he turned into Peryite.

Uhhh The Daedric Prince of Pestilence and The Prince of Order  not really anything in common also Peryite is the weakest of the Daedra and Jyggalag was so strong the other Daedra sealed him as Sheogorath.

This appears to be distinctly different from the meaning of "order" as applied to Jyggalag. Peryite works to maintain the proper, normal order among the daedric races, while Jyggalag works to impose an unnaturally rigid order upon the planes.

[The Darkling Wolf]

Eh, any customization is better than no customization.

[forsaken1111]

home and heathfire (or whatever the expansion was called) is definitely not as good as I expected. only one property, and the building's only freeform-ness is choosing if you are gonna have X, Y or Z as your north/east/west wing.

Although, everyone probably already knows this because someone else has commented on it.

Sounds like the buildable house mod is better. You have several sets of furniture, lots of modifications you can do to the exterior area, and even a little hidden lair.

[Sensei]

Haha, reminds me of the village you get to make in the Bloodmoon expansion for Morrowind.

[Duke 2.0]

I hope the next DLC got something to do with Jyggalag I like to know what he was up to after Shivering Isles.

Turns out he is actually some minor Daedra of no particular note. He just assumes the mantle of the mad god because that's sorta how the major Daedra work. Jyggalag goes on to try and assault the plane of some other daedra and makes no headway whatsoever.

 A later DLC for the next game has a minor quest where necromancers somehow summon him and keep him in a cell somewhere. He cannot do anything until you show up.

[Alkhemia]

I hope the next DLC got something to do with Jyggalag I like to know what he was up to after Shivering Isles.

Turns out he is actually some minor Daedra of no particular note. He just assumes the mantle of the mad god because that's sorta how the major Daedra work. Jyggalag goes on to try and assault the plane of some other daedra and makes no headway whatsoever.

 A later DLC for the next game has a minor quest where necromancers somehow summon him and keep him in a cell somewhere. He cannot do anything until you show up.

Best DLC ever even better then the Horse Armor.

[forsaken1111]

home and heathfire (or whatever the expansion was called) is definitely not as good as I expected. only one property, and the building's only freeform-ness is choosing if you are gonna have X, Y or Z as your north/east/west wing.

Although, everyone probably already knows this because someone else has commented on it.

Sounds like the buildable house mod is better. You have several sets of furniture, lots of modifications you can do to the exterior area, and even a little hidden lair.

you can do the interior (and some exterior) furnishing-making, but that's just a list of stuff and the required materials. it just dumps them in pre-defined spots, so you can't choose where any furnishings go.

only bright side is that I now have a small farm for my wheat/blue flower potions (fortify health+restore health potions) and the required alchemy bench to make them.

You can do the same with the buildable house mod, but there are something like 5-6 sets of furniture for the first and second floor and another 4-5 for the basement plus 3 variations for the secret lair.

[Ultimuh]

Any mods which are great along with that Buildable House mod?

Also, since I am currently put off by the bugged Imperial questline and wish no longer to proceed with it, what character build would suit this mod?

[Wrex]

There are three properities, but they are all the same house. At least I guess you can have all the options built, if you can bother to get the absolutely retarded amount of metal required.

[Alkhemia]

There are three properities, but they are all the same house. At least I guess you can have all the options built, if you can bother to get the absolutely retarded amount of metal required.

huh. I only ever found a way to get at one property, and that's falkreath's.

from the wiki

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You can purchase land from the Jarl Skald the Elder or Brina Merilis if she's the Jarl in Dawnstar. Your new home will be named Heljarchen Hall and you will receive a new housecarl named Gregor.
Heljarchen Hall will cost 5000 gold and is located south of Fort Dunstad and west of Blizzard Rest. You must complete the Daedric Quest Waking Nightmare and then the favor Kill the Giant. Please note that this favor has the prerequisites of being level 22 or higher, and having had previously completed the Waking Nightmare Daedric Quest. At this point, you can then buy land directly from the jarl.
You can purchase land from Nenya or Tekla, the stewards in Falkreath. Your new home will be named Lakeview Manor and you will receive a new housecarl named Rayya.
Lakeview Manor will cost 5000 gold. It is located directly north of Pinewatch. You must be level 9 and complete a bounty quest to kill a bandit leader. You may then buy land from the steward.
Talk to Aslfur, the steward in Morthal or Sorli the Builder if she is the Jarl, and ask to buy a house. They will tell you there are no houses for sale, but you can buy land. Your new home will be named Windstad Manor and you will receive a new housecarl named Valdimar.
Windstad Manor will cost 5000 gold. It is located near the Abandoned Shack. You must complete the quest Laid to Rest. You may then buy land from the steward.

[WillowLuman]

From wiki description it seems about on par with the buildable home mod, with the added benefit of child-adoption for roleplay. It seems like it might be another "horse armor," something with little point for the PC as modders have already provided many more options in the same line, but having not played it, it could have something more in-depth than modders have yet created.

As for the whole relationships thing, well, the only relationship mods I've found on the nexus have to do with making the spouses sexy. There was a child adoption one I found, but it was rather limited and poorly coded.

[Putnam]

I hope the next DLC got something to do with Jyggalag I like to know what he was up to after Shivering Isles.

Based on some loading screen messages, he turned into Peryite.

Uhhh The Daedric Prince of Pestilence and The Prince of Order  not really anything in common also Peryite is the weakest of the Daedra and Jyggalag was so strong the other Daedra sealed him as Sheogorath.

This appears to be distinctly different from the meaning of "order" as applied to Jyggalag. Peryite works to maintain the proper, normal order among the daedric races, while Jyggalag works to impose an unnaturally rigid order upon the planes.

Peryite's realm was always given as "ordering the lower realms of oblivion" and sometimes as pestilence. Skyrim's loading screens say that Peryite's spheres are "tasks, order and pestilence".

[WillowLuman]

That's a bit of a stretch to assume "consumed Jyggalag." Many of the Skyrim loading screens are poorly worded or wrong, like the aforementioned "Hircine controls the Wild Hunt" one. http://uesp.net/wiki/Lore:Wild_Hunt