Expanding mog house!

[Chronofantasy]

Maybe if they expand mog houses a new craft skill can be add for either construction or carpentry or something like those sorts.

[annewandering]

Maybe if they expand mog houses a new craft skill can be add for either construction or carpentry or something like those sorts.

This is something I have wondered too. Originally I took up WW to make furniture for my mog. It would be fun to expand and add a craft specifically for Mog design or construction.

[Wibbly]

This is something I have wondered too. Originally I took up WW to make furniture for my mog. It would be fun to expand and add a craft specifically for Mog design or construction.

So that instead of exorbetant amounts of lumber and materials you can buy typical amounts of it, then use said skills to make framework and additions items to make your home bigger for the quest. Makes the process a lot easier...


Sounds like a plan! But to be honest they'd probably dumb it down to woodworking and metalworking. :0 That wouldn't be so bad either.

[Wibbly]

I'll try to write up a full summary of the things we've discussed in here and post it in due time. Let's get this into proper gear.

[Wibbly]

Mog House Expansion

A simplified version, 1.0



1: Requirements for Expanding One's home.

Mog house expansions will require certain criteria to be met in one's adventuring lifestyle to spur a moogle into thinking that a bigger home might be required to live comfortably. These criteria, so far, include but are not limited to:

1: Having enough furniture to maximize one's storage capacity in their home.
2: Having enough possessions to fill this storage to it's capacity of 80 items.
3: Having the sufficient ranks of either 6 or 10 in their home nations.

Believably, these conditions can be met at any time, but being sequential would be preferred for simplicity.

The first upgrade would add an additional room on either the side, or back of your mog house respective of the limitations of your home nations architecture.

The second upgrade would do the same thing as the first upgrade, still limited by the requirements of the homes architecture, and add an identical room.

The third upgrade would add a loft above the main floor of the mog houses first floor, and place stairs leading from the back of the room to the loft. This is easier due to the fact that most mog houses have areas in the rear of the room that cannot have furniture placed in them lest they obstruct the houses primary decoration.

Each upgrade would require:

1: A sum of gil to handle the expenses and labor involved in expanding the home.
2: Framework items (created through woodworking or metalworking), as well as certain "flavor" items to assist in it's construction.
3: (Optional) Completion of a quest to find proper labor, or rare items required in the upgrades.
4: The appropriate conditions met including rank.


2: The Process. (Off the cuff)

First Upgrade: When a persons storage is maximized and filled their moogle would express that the current space in their home seems to be cluttered and messy, and yet there is no more space to put things away, and throwing them out would probably upset you. But then at that point the solution becomes clear! More space to store your things!
Knowing you're busy with your work, the moogle offers the knowledge that he knows members of the local guilds that would be willing to work in expanding your home for a fair price, so long as you can also provide the materials. If you agree the space is needed, he'll give you a list of materials needed.
Upon completion and delivery of the items required the moogle will joyfully accept the task of delivering them to the guild workers and getting the process started. After one full week (or conquest tally or server maintenence or what have you) the expansion will be completed, much to your moogle's, and your storage space's, delight.


Second Upgrade: The demeanor of your neighbors are changing. After obtaining rank 6 and defeating the Shadow Lord people are clamoring at your accomplishments and lauding you with various gifts. The only trouble is your moogle is having trouble accepting them due to the fact that your home cannot accommodate all of them! Not to mention to do so without throwing out your various treasures and possessions! The time has once again come that you may need to start thinking about where to put all your possessions.
If you agree, the moogle once again hands you a list of materials needed to be obtained, this time more sturdy materials, perhaps even rarer materials. He would obtain them himself on your orders if he wasn't busy tending to the needs of the home while you were away! After completing and delivering the list to your moogle he'll get the ball rolling. After one full week (or conquest tally or server maintenence or what have you) your house will once again have it's expansion completed!


Third Upgrade: You've finally done it. Not only have you become a true hero to your nation, you've caught the eyes of your admirers, and your nations leader, whether they be the Star Sibyl, King, or President. Your moogle has received a letter from them saying how much they truly appreciate your work, and that they feel a hero should be properly recognized by the nation they live in, by the house that they live in.
Providing you with a list of materials needed for the expansion the moogle asks if you want to accept this gift from your nation. If you agree then all that remains is to collect the necessary things. Once you complete the list, you realize that your nation is fronting the bill! Your moogle says the materials will be delivered shortly and work will begin quickly! Everyone wants to be able to work for a hero! After two full weeks (or conquest tally or server maintenence or what have you again) the expansion will be completed, and your mog house fully upgraded!


3: The Optional Stuff (not necessarily included)

1: Furniture Storage: Your home has become so large and filled with things your poor moogles wings are having trouble holding up all the heavy objects in his bags, magical or not! They suggest it might be an excellent idea to consider more permanent solutions to where you're going to store your furniture in the future!

2: The Balcony or Greenhouse: While your moogle might have a green thumb the likes of which no other moogle can compare to, the plants you're trying to grow might want more sunlight to help them grow big and strong! This might be a good excuse to add an exterior expansion to your mog house, even if it comes included in the final expansion of your mog house.


4: What Else? (Things maybe not even in this project)

1: Split Elements: "The fire element in your main room is fizzling out the ice element in your second room, which is in turn getting harassed by your water element in the third! I think it might be a fair idea to keep them separated!" says your flustered moogle as they try to manage your home. But hey, that's what magic is for! Keeping the elements in your home split apart would not only impart you with a more balanced strategy for how your furniture is placed out, but where it is placed out to provide you with the bonuses you need, where you need them. And more so, no more puddles randomly appearing in your home!

[Raka]

I may have put this in a lot of times over the years, but let me give it another shot!

You're an adventurer that has seen the world, fought terrible monsters, helped your nations again and again and become beloved by it's citizens. You've grown in rank and status and become a true hero. You've seen the highest and lowest points of everything in your grand journey. You've collected treasures and baubles and armors and weapons the world could only dream of laying their hands on!


And you keep it all in boxes and out of sight in a tiny studio apartment shared with your cuddly servant.

Err... Yeah. So we come to expandable mog houses! If you can carry an invisible bag full of items and pay a goblin who can amazingly work on a bag you never hold or see and "fix" it for you, why not pay and supply items to make your home nations house bigger so you can start showing off your rank, power, fortune and station in life? More spots to show your collectibles, properly organize them into rooms, and finally have your bedroom and place to change away from the prying eyes of your moogle!

I think it would be as simple as making the environments, then making them available through rank, fame, and getting supplies for a quest! Then waiting days or a week or some such for the work to be finished and have a larger home, a brand new wing room, maybe even a loft with stairs leading to it or something.

Imagine how happy your moogle will be that he can finally stretch his legs in your now well sized home~!

And imagine his melancholy when he realizes he also has to keep cleaning it for you!


Every person I speak this two comes back and says the same thing. "Yeah! That's a great idea!" So what do you guys say??

I would like a pool to drown my Moogle in 'cause all he does is mooch off my hard earned gil. <sigh...>

[Wibbly]

I would like a pool to drown my Moogle in 'cause all he does is mooch off my hard earned gil. <sigh...>

No no! They take care of our homes and our plants and our possessions and our mail and they most certainly do not mooch! Hard working moogles deserve big homes too! :3

[Raka]

No no! They take care of our homes and our plants and our possessions and our mail and they most certainly do not mooch! Hard working moogles deserve big homes too! :3

But my Moogle doesn't. He "loses" my gil that is sent to my Delivery Box...or so he says. c.c I know different though!

[Wibbly]

But my Moogle doesn't. He "loses" my gil that is sent to my Delivery Box...or so he says. c.c I know different though!

Do what I do. o-o Silently off them and resurrect them into unthinking zombie minions that do your bidding in the most mannerly way possible.

<_< I... I mean... >_>

Treat them well. <3

[Tsukino_Kaji]

But my Moogle doesn't. He "loses" my gil that is sent to my Delivery Box...or so he says. c.c I know different though!

I sac... donated my moogle to the great lord Nryalathotep for study.