10 Best Decorations In Elder Scrolls: Castles

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In , decorations provide more than just something pretty to look at. They’re actually an important part of the game. Decorations have various passive effects that can boost your kingdom’s productivity, increase resource generation, improve subject stats, and even maintain overall happiness levels.

Depending on the decoration, players can benefit from things like increased oil production or decreased food consumption. Some decorations can be obtained easily just with some gold and resources. Others must be bought in the Store with Gems. While some Store decorations are always available, others are available only as special offers or during certain events. Regardless of where you get decorations, some are still better than others.

The Magic Lantern is a floor decoration in. It’s a small accessory, so it doesn’t take up much space. In fact, it only requires a 1x1 tile. The benefit of the Magic Lantern is that it decreases the oil consumption of all stations by 1%. It might not seem like much, but that 1% will add up.

Decoration

Magic Lantern

Effect

Decrease oil consumption of all stations by 1%

Required Resources

Oil is one of two valuable resources you need in your castle. Oil keeps lights on and keeps stations running smoothly. Without oil, rooms in your castle will stop operating, halting the production of important stations. So, the Magic Lantern is definitely an item you’ll want in the beginning until you can unlock better decorations.

Unlock stations and use them as soon as possible to produce other valuable resources.

The Magic Lantern requires a few resources. You'll need just 75 Gold and 10 Iron Ingots to build one. Make sure you're assigning the right workers to your stations to increase production! Like in video, you can assign your subjects to stations by pressing and holding on a worker and dragging them to a station or by clicking on the work station and assigning them through there.

Another smaller accessory that takes just 1x1 tile. The wall