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Second challenge!

I'll get on it as soon as I can! Could you attach a pic with that part highlighted? I'm not sure if I'm understanding correctly what you mean.

ADR 4: Video. Madinat al-Zahra, a palace-city at the outskirts of Qurtuba Some may alredy now I have kind of an obssesion with Medina Azahara/Madinat al-Zahra, mainly because I talk about it every time I have a chance. In the Islamic World, specially on the High Middle Ages, the so called...

Can't since I'm not a builder yet but anyone is free to do so

Messing around with the Oldtown style I came across a block suggestion: wood rafters. Oldtown, despite being canonically almost all stone would feature many wood details such as balconies and extensions. In those cases a block that behaves similar to the horizontal rope or chain but with a wood...

As always, loving the Eastern Europe inspiration for The Stormlands. That being said maybe switch the light thatch for the dark one, even though the inspiration depicts light thatch? I think it would suit better the color palette of the buildings (and the humid climate of the region). Awesome...

First challenge!

In the theory I linked the Five Forts are said to be made by the Deep Ones, who, as the best architects of their time, where asked by the Great Empire of the Dawn to do so. It's still a theory, but to me seems like the most plausible. There's also the fact that many of the structures made out of...

I love the mysterious feeling that surrounds black stone. In case someone needs some refreshing this video is great, briefly listing all the examples of non valyrian black stone, both oily and fused. Also there was a reddit post that explored the link between the Deep Ones and the Black Stone...

I had in mind talking about this for a long time, so this is quite convenient. In many places around Europe the yew has being associated with religion and spirituality, specially in areas where Celts had a strong presence. In Northern Spain, particularly in Asturias, yews are common near...

Os ibéribros :D

Just some images that gave me strong Oldtown vibes. From top to bottom: Toledo (Spain), Girona (Spain), Béziers (France) and Rome (Italy).

That oak shelve was the bane of my existence

What is your Minecraft username? AzulejoDeColores What is your age? 21-24 In what country are you living? Asturias, Spain Where did you first hear about WesterosCraft? Searched online What do you like the most about GoT/ASoIaF? I never been a fan of fantasy anything, specially high fantasy...

Well, it's good having a backup. Just in case, you know?

Let me just add they are super usefull as wall blocks too (just a pain in the butt to work with). This is a perfect opportunity to add more tile designs for Dornish buildings and such.

ADR 3: Sunken courtyards Imagine this: you are a wealthy merchant or nobleman in the outskirts of Sunspear, walking down the beautiful gardens of your estate. Hunger gets you, so you decide to take one of those juicy oranges growing on the middle of the courtyard. But wait, it's quite high, you...

ADR 2: Flooring options for Dornish buildings boy it took a long time for another one of this Floors are often an overlooked part of a project, a mistake I make too. It is very easy to focus your creative effort on the walls and realize that you have not thought anything for the floor, so you...

Also let's not forget Gulltown and the surrounding area are allowed to use green and blue daub exclusively, as well as north yellow and mud red. I like the colorful timberframing too though.

Guadalajara is a province in the centre of Spain, mountanious, dry and with a harsh continental climate, for the most part. Here there's a couple of places known as a whole as the Pueblos Negros, "Black Villages". They're made out of a local variety of slate, used in both walls and roofs of...