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Okay, this is outside of the project but yes, I was thinking of doing basalt formations. Because of the lack of lava/molten stone mentioned, I think there will have to be a herculaneum-like settlement on the other side of the volcano from Hardhome. I was also thinking of making basalt pillar...

I am in favour of the above idea, that the Lords of Wickenden take a longer route to go through the Hardyng pass. It would be brilliant to have a small possible route though, even if there is not a path over it

So this is essentially going to be like Locke of Oldcastle. A separate project that will be influenced by the larger project and best finished after the larger project has materialised.

*looks at pretty much finished meadhall test* *looks at vikingcorgi's message* *decides that another meadhall is needed in the project* Okay so this is the Culture section. There are roughly three groups. Inland, River and Coastal. Inland people are out of sight of the sea and have homes...

Many completed projects yes, but a huge area conflicts canon. I know I keep blathering on about this again and again but the Slayne River valley and projects on it are pretty much slated for redo because of WOIAF canon (waterfalls, rapids, yet somehow a major stormlands river trading route)...

Hey Otty, thanks for that. I get what you’ve said and part of the lack of an expansive document is because of my own errors. I have wrote up quite a bit of physical notes and then damaged them, was talking at length about them with IronGiant over the past month and I didn’t want to spend time...

Also there is a minimodel of the project on my plot Also, Iron and I have agreed to take on a steep roof thatch house Codd has designed. Its brilliant and on his plot at the moment. This type of house would be used around the river and southern coast line

Hey so I used Otty’s project boundary plans. Pardon the typo.

Hey hey! Thanks Lemonbear and thank you for bearing with us on the whackiness that is snow.

Another masochistic snow exercise by IronGiant and AeksioOndos Storrold’s point is a piece of land on the eastern coast of the lands beyond the Wall, jutting into the Shivering sea north of Eastwatch and Skagos. It is the former location of the only large scale settlement known to have formed...

Another thing that would mean we could create much more streamlined buildings in the Snowy north would be a stair block like Mances Tent block but with a top of snow and bottom of dark thatch. This would allow builders beyond the wall and in the snowy build to create far more streamlined houses...

Hey hey, thanks for being a great probbie and putting up with busy me on the other side of the world. So, you've been more than satisfactory, having had no fear of weirdly shaped plots and always having a crack at challenges. Go forth and be a full builder!

Hey Capn Cactus, It is I, Aeksio Ondos. I'll be your probbie leader. So as you know, I need to see a minimum of five different house styles from you, which you have done one of already. In your probation month you can of course do far more of these. Please still list the locations of them so...

its so pretty!

ooops. Do we need signs of forest regeneration in the scorched earth block?

It’s implied that there are bandits still living in the forest after the blackfyre rebellion. The blackfyre rebellion happened 80 years ago. The brigands grandchildren surely wouldn’t be be living there still

Okay so after discussion on the discord-server chat yesterday I’m throwing a few ideas up here. Volcanic sand: A dark, gritty sand for use on Dragonstone, Hardhome and potentially other volcanic spots (I’m thinking obsidian sands/pits for the CotF). It could also be close enough to coke coal...

Hey Alex. If you want this is still a huge area in terms of terraforming. If you were fine with it, it would be a good spot to try and teach/let people practice making mountain terrain. Not sure if that’s an okay use of an abandoned project but just an idea.

Definitely in a few days, if not I can let you practice building on my plot in test. Also good on you Ric for getting in quickly, you bet me to it

With your test, why not make use of our brilliant flowing water blocks? currently it doesn't look too much like a raging rapid to me, just a thin stream cut into the rock. Maybe try making it two blocks wide at the lowest point so you can make the overhanging rocks more pronounced? Note, this...