The upgrades cost another 15,000 from Borba gra-Uzgash, ten of them costing 1,500 a piece. It looks a bit like a castle too for those of you who see yourself as king or queen of the game.Ĭount Andel Indarys will sell you this home for 15,000 gold if you have a disposition of at least 60 with him. There are 13 containers on the second floor that are laid out quite well for someone who wants to empty their inventory or someone who forgets where they place things.

If you have a bit of extra money you want to spend on a great home, this is a good one to get. There are 9 upgrades for this house and you get quite a good assortment of goodies from them.īedroom Area gives you 2 wall-mounted candle sconces, 1 clothing cupboard, 1 dresser, 1 chest, 1 rug, 1 candle holder, and an assortment of pottery and potted flowers. It will take 10,000 gold out of your pocket to purchase and when you buy all the upgrades from Suurootan at 1,100 a pop it will take another 9,900 gold, making it quite expensive for new players. To buy this house you should go see Countess Narina Carvain and get that disposition to at least 60. It is quite dark inside even after you buy all the upgrades and is the only house without a fireplace, even though it's in the coldest area in the game.

It is also across the street from the Olav's Tap and Tack in which a fence for the Thieve's Guild likes to drink so this is another good place to keep stolen goods before you sell them.

The Bruma house is a medium home with a cellar and is in good condition. Famous Structures Replicated in the ARK: Survival Evolved Universe Bruma House Info and Upgrades

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