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Have a cool idea for a mini which could go in the treacherous Maidenpool woods? A bandit camp? The suggestion of the ruin of an old Holfast? Show me, and I'll find a place for it. Alternatively if you find a spot you think would be a great locale for a mini, let me know too! - Veg

I think I was naive in thinking a transition could be made between the reach blocks and the red sandstone/dun, so reach --> new maidenpool blocks --> dun/red sandstone blocks. Depending on whether Ark thinks there's a use for these blocks in Riverrun, this new block becomes a block which could...

I agree with the above on both counts. The town will have a major sept, attached to the bath house complex, but I'll be dotting a couple more across the town. I will certainly put a godswood in the castle-- whether ot not it'll have a weirwood I'm not sure. I know there was some canon to...

Hi Dutch, I'd actually forgotten to link my model, which does have what I referred to as 'sluice gates'-- a phrase GRRM uses to describe Riverrun's moat flooding system. This is all taken from the medieval layout of Southampton too-- a coastal town with a moat. V

Interesting, I hadn't considered that approach! My inspiration when I think of the Riverlands is firstly Wales, and the rest of the UK subsequently. Both Beaumaris and Flint castle, both in Wales, have tidal moats so I had taken inspiration from them. I'd visited Flint when we'd had bad rains a...

Hi all, Mercifully, Duskendale was a server build, and as such I am able to apply for my own project whilst Duskendale is subject to post approval. As such, please click the sigil below to be directed to my Maidenpool application! I don't like putting pictures directly in my...

Hi Diitsei, Thanks for taking the time to apply to join the build team! Unfortunately, the house you have applied with would not be appropriate on the server, and as such I am unable to offer very meaningful feedback. Some things to think about for your build challenge, Furnish...

Hi Erdzo, Thanks for taking the time to apply to join the build team! A great first effort, you demonstrate a solid foundation on which you should find it easy to develop your build skills! You show a good range of blocks used as furnishings, and nothing sticks out as problematic inside your...

Hi Janzzy, Thanks for taking the time to apply to join the build team! Sadly, the house you've applied with isn't appropriate for our server, but I'm sure you'd be able to get to that point with some guidance. It's difficult to provide feedback as the house you've built isn't in our server...

Hi Ange, Thanks for taking the time to apply for builder, Sadly, the house you've built wouldn't be appropriate on our server, which seeks to emulate a loosely medieval style. I would take some time to explore our builds thoroughly, maybe interact with some builders and watch them as they...

Here's a more fleshed out 'Construction' blurb. Construction began in June of 2019, following approval by Iwan and Waz. The first step was to prepare the land for the town, it originally being the original world painter terrain and as such in dire need of an overhaul. Mercifully, the...

Duskendale Rykker The Crownlands Project Lead(s): Veggie Build Type: Town Warp: /warp Duskendale Project Application: https://forum.westeroscraft.com/threads/project-application-duskendale.1750/ Build Status: Completed Start Date: Jun 5, 2019 Completion Date: Aug...

Approved, though Seri may have some feedback/required changes for his approval.

Hey Highlord, Looks good-- some minor issues which would be ironed out in feedback from the build leader in game, but nothing major that suggests you're not able to learn! I'm happy to welcome to you to the team-- be sure to make yourself a probation thread! Veg

Thanks Dutch, will throw it back to the mod team-- the outcome of which will determine which interpretation we proceed with!

It is done. After just over a year, the town of Duskendale is complete. There are a few plots in the slums yet to be finished, but otherwise we're 99.9% of the way there. There are too many people to thank, including everyone who in any way contributed to the project. A special shoutout...

Good stuff Bwod, a few furnishing choices (brick table!) that would get ironed out by build feedback, but you'll learn all these little tips and tricks over your probation. I'm more than pleased to welcome you to the build team! Grats! Veg

Great job Bwod, Really nice build, I have nearly no issues. A couple of minor things, The notches in the thatch to suggest wear and tear are great, but you've done too many. I had a look around Woodwright and found maybe 3-4 at most on any given building. It just makes it look like a...

Hey Highlord, A solid attempt, albeit not in the Woodwright style. Just in minor elements like the wooden roof where the substantial Woodright houses use a slate roof. This would've addressed another issue which is that the roof looks really heavy, the contrast between the slate and wooden...

Hey Stanatee, It's clear you've grasped with the newer style after your hiatus. I'm confident the minor issues such as big chunky hearths, some strange windows would be fixed with in game feedback from build leads. I'm happy to welcome you back to the build team, Do catch me in game, or a...