Can I not live somewhere in Jyggalag's domain (if he has one yet)? Heh. Seriously, though, this is a hard one for me because I like most of Cyrodiil's cities. So let's narrow them down. As far as villages go, none of them have really caught my eye, and I don't really install village mods. If I had to choose one it would be Pell's Gate. Leyawiin - No. No, no, no. I could not live in a swamp. The mud and the water and all those pesky insects...no thank you. Bravil - No. That town is a cesspool filled with muck and lowlife scum. I want to live in a real house, thank you, and I don't want to have to guard my pockets just walking around. Cheydinhal - It's a lovely looking town in spite of the slight marshy atmosphere it has, and I would be right at home amongst my Dunmeri kinsmen, but I don't want to deal with the gangs of Orsimer. Those mixed with the marsh mean I'd prefer to live somewhere else. Bruma - I love this town. It feels so cozy, and I adore the "imperialized" Nordic homes. But having lived in northern Indiana for three years now in real life, especially with the winters I've had--and I know it's nothing compared to farther north states, but I'm a wimp from a little pocket in central Indiana that never got bad winters--I know now that I could not tolerate living in the cold all year round. Maybe I could have a hunting lodge up there somewhere. Imperial City - The grandest city I've ever seen. I like many things about it. Unfortunately, I dislike crowds, excessive noise, and just being around too many people, so while I'd love to visit the Imperial City I don't think I could live there. Anvil - My feelings for it are absolute adoration. That Yokudan style just gets me, and nothing beats living on the coast. But for some reason I can't explain, those reddish roofs just begin to drive me nuts after awhile. So I don't think I'd live there permanently, not unless I met someone special and stayed for them. So it's down to Skingrad and Chorrol and I really don't know which one I'd pick. Maybe Chorrol because while it's still classy like Skingrad I feel like it's also more cozy--easier to relax in. For me, at least. But I'd rather live in Morrowind or the Summerset Isles!