Skyrim Anniversary Edition: All 9 new homes! How to get them all including quest walkthroughs!

Skyrim Anniversary Edition: All 9 new homes! How to get them all including quest walkthroughs!

In this video I will show you how to acquire all of the 9 new homes in Skyrim Anniversary Edition!

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0:00 Tundra Homestead
3:27 Myrwatch
6:23 Goldenhills
9:31 Dead Man's Dread
13:17 Bloodchill Cavern
16:58 Hendraheim
19:27 Gallows Hall
23:36 Nchuanthumz
27:33 Shadowfoot Sanctum

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[lukibald]

In Shadowfoot Sanctum, there is a hidden room which you didn't show.. Right after you enter the living room, on the left is a cabinet. After you open the cabinet you will enter a room full of mannequins, alchemy table, enchantment table and lots of weaponsracks. Also if you are dedicated, there is a shelf for collecting all claws in the game.

[ezekieltonks]

I like how bloodchill manner has a secondary option for the whole Quest. If you are already a vampire when you get the dinner invitation what's written on that note is completely a different instead of being invited to an actual dinner you are instead invited there to eat the guests. The fight is more or less the same the only difference being your fighting Dawnguard and not vampires.

[Elvendora]

I made a thief/assassin/treasure hunter khajiit who basically (in my head canon) rules the underground. She has connections in every city (through the thieves guild quests and investments). I made it my mission to get all the houses in regular Skyrim cause it made sense to have multiple homes to move to in case you’re on the run. So knowing there’s more just makes me happy 😍

[elecampane]

I wish they would add an ability to teleport between the homes you own, kind of like teleport between Propylon locations in Morrowind. Like, for every home you own, you're able to purchase/craft/get a small altar, that you then activate by placing, say, a great soul gem on it. You then are able to teleport between all the altars you've activated. This doesn't break anything, makes the remote locations homes more feasible, and makes getting new additional homes beneficial, as you're getting a new teleport location.

[thorphinnskull-splitter]

One of my favorites is Goldenhills. You select a follower to run the farm and complete some easy build quests. After that you can return daily to collect the farms earnings and the harvested crops. Nice for early on when money is tight. For me it's not an ideal home though. Storage space is very limited in my opinion. Absolutely fantastic video. Keep doing what you're doing.

[serwalkerofthekeynes]

Myrwatch is my absolute favourite.

All the crafting/enchanting/alchemy/ staff creator etc etc, all in one room! Plus the aesthetic is stunning!

[lunarbeetlejuice]

Just as a note, the Dead Man’s Dread home is a direct reference to a little known (nowadays anyway) Elder Scrolls game, Redguard, which is a completely different game to any other TES game, more like Prince of Persia than an RPG. Cyrus is the playable character in that game, and his outfit that you loot is the exact same he wears throughout the game. TES Redguard ends with Cyrus setting off to explore Tamriel from the island of Stros M’kai, meaning he had a very unfortunate end in Skyrim lmao

[scubaguy]

Nice job presenting the new homes. I personally am torn between Tundra Homestead, Myrwatch and Hendraheim. The others are worth finding and looting, but that's about it for my tastes.

[Riachanai]

Hendraheim has my heart. I love the house, its location, its interior...so beautiful especially with visual mods. It's big but still very cozy to me. My central storage is here (love filling the bookshelves) and moved my family to there too!

[robertb]

Goldenhill plantation has a bunch of upgrades you can do, including building a stable and field hands bunk. You can then hire field hands and a appoint a follower to run the place.

[bigquazz]

I think all of the larger homes should come with the steward option. Especially the Dwarven one, so that you can add bards and such. Otherwise it's just a huge open space

[evanprince]

Golden hills is great when you complete a farmers life, you hire a steward to run the farm and then can go hire two of four "drunkards" to help, you check back in with the steward for the profits and he stores the excess in the cupboard downstairs. I go back every few quests and get ~5000 gold every time, it automatically farms your crops too so you don't have to wrestle with the plant/harvest hitbox overlap. Definitely worth it just to have as a side gig in the game for steady income outside marriage.

[panjamysy]

My biggest complaint about any home is that not one of them has ALL the unique items slots. Some have dragon claws, but not paragons. Some have masks, but not daedric items. Etc.
As someone who's favorite aspect of the game is collecting unique items, I just want a house that has space for EVERY. SINGLE. UNIQUE. ITEM. (I play on Xbox, I'm sure PC has a mod for a house like this. Alas, I am too poor to buy a PC right now)

[TheDeppertLasseVogt]

This was wonderful to watch and I also really enjoyed your relaxed commentary.
I think my favorite house location-wise is the Tundra Homestead. And Hendraheim has the most amazing interior. Thanks for posting this!

[Mr.Uninteresting]

Hendraheim has to be my favourite over all. Good size, decent display opportunities and is a cool way to get the home.

[officialhawke]

for years ive been modding in and collecting houses in basically every skyrim save and im so excited that theres new ones. it's kinda interesting seeing how the devs were clearly inspired by some popular house mods for these

[MephiticMiasma]

21:40 Gallows Hall, you didn't point out the best part-- that alter isn't a one time use for the quest, you can convert soul gems as often as you like. When I realized that, I completed the quest and today have run though my stock, creating over 100 black soul gems from grand and greater ones!

[briwanderz]

not sure if you knew this but didn't mention it.. but the goldenhills farm has more to it.. it has a bit more quest and building to add all the crafting stations that aren't already inside, plus animals, farmhands and a little house for them, a couple beehives. plus you can actually harvest all the plants AND go inside and collect what your helper already harvested, meaning you get double output of all your plants, i think they also grow faster, so you can harvest more often as well.
if it had a hatchery for fish it'd certainly be my vote for best house for crafting... but even without that, it still would be for a alchemist or maybe cook.

[tremerefury]

Shadowfoot Sanctum is my favorite home. I'm working on my first home mod. My goal is for it to be the size of the dwarven home, but more Nordic in style. You'd be able to hire a wagon to transport you to and from the cities. It would be run down at first, but quite lavish after fixing it up. My intent is for it to have once belonged to Talos himself. I don't have a name for it yet, but I'm basically trying to make my Skyrim dream home, complete with all crafting options, servants, an armory, secret rooms, etc....

[stricklywicked]

A lot of the CC homes were made by a modder Elianora and yes there gonna be a ton better than anything in vanilla. Even the ones she didn’t do other modders did.