So yeah, i heard from a friend that if you destroy your hearthfire, you can travel to your village claim with now TW penalty.
True or false?
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Jfloyd
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Re: Destroy hearthfire-Travel to village?
If you have a village.
But it does take weariness.
But it does take weariness.
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freckleskitty
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Re: Destroy hearthfire-Travel to village?
What if my weariness is full?Jfloyd wrote:If you have a village.
But it does take weariness.
Does it not matter?
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kirion554
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Re: Destroy hearthfire-Travel to village?
Nope, wouldn't matter.freckleskitty wrote:What if my weariness is full?Jfloyd wrote:If you have a village.
But it does take weariness.
Does it not matter?
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Grog
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Re: Destroy hearthfire-Travel to village?
thats the only pluspoint
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Dataslycer
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Re: Destroy hearthfire-Travel to village?
Summary.
If you have a hearthfire active, you need to have travel weariness to travel to village.
If you do not have a hearthfire active, you do not need to travel weariness to travel to village though travel weariness will still be deducted in the same manner of travel to hearthfire.
If you have a hearthfire active, you need to have travel weariness to travel to village.
If you do not have a hearthfire active, you do not need to travel weariness to travel to village though travel weariness will still be deducted in the same manner of travel to hearthfire.
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