There is also a quest to find twelve different paintings around Skyrim and then to forge copies of each if you so desire. The studio comes with the ability to create 15 different pieces of art for your home, and a choice of where to hang them. This Honeyside has just about everything: a second story, a bath, full display for most artifacts including Daedric, room for up to 6 children, a working boat and an art studio for everyone who has ever wanted to paint or make a forgery. This is for every Thane of Riften or King or Queen or Thieves who ever felt they deserve a little more luxury than the vanilla shack offered. The more coins you have, the more attractive you city will be to other players, who will envy you and wish to have your huts for themselves.If you play Skyrim as the Head of the Thieves Guild, chances are you were bitterly underwhelmed by Honeyside. Huts are technically the best building in the game because they provide you with coins, which can then be used to buy goods and services. Of course, your main priority should always be huts and hut building. To their credit, however, event quests can offer up some nice rewards like FPs-just don't spend a lot of resources or, god forbid, diamonds to complete them. It's best to focus on GBs instead of being super distracted by event quests. Ultimately, none of the event buildings matter because there will always be a better one around the corner. Less experienced players will likely be unable to upgrade it all the way, more experienced players will be able to. Since we're at the point now where a 4x4 building (the new winter event building) gives 6 FPs (more than a 5圆 terrace farm) Inno is making it more difficult for newer players to get the fully-upgraded version by delivering it in chunks. The FOE model is to keep providing better and newer buildings as time goes on, so you'll always want the newest thing and you'll sell off your older event buildings.

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