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Blackpool in the Irish Gaelic vernacular translates roughly to Dubhlinn which when anglicized becomes Dublin. That’s according to my old Irish Gaelic professor and mentor. According to him the reason it was named Dubhlinn was because of the boggy somewhat swampy appearance of the area. The area...

"Around Smithyton: A few mines, and predominately "smithy" related industries" Hey, I am happy that I saw where someone used some of my wheel and pulley mechanisms for inspiration on some mining-related builds near Smithyton monastery and wanted to suggest a water-powered trip hammer build...

Antony and I did some research on Langward before and what specialties their house could offer. The coat of arms for House Langward is 21 White Stars on Burgundy above Black water. The white stars seem to be reminiscent of the shine that pearls sometimes make. Pearls are found in both oysters...

I wonder if in the red and orange lands where castles and keeps may be under some level of siege if my Trebuchet may be of use in showing the Westerlands path of destruction.

I might consider doing Frithcester if I could possibly maybe also attach Bridges to it as either a redo or update. Like have Bridges as a vassal to Rousemont. That black stone bridge could be a toll bridge and Frithcester/Bridges would serve as a gathering/supply depot for the resources...

When I built the Ringfort on Seal Rock at Whiteharbor, I believe the Spitfires were canonically referenced as flaming projectiles fired by catapult or at least thats what someone told me. On the awoiaf wiki under the siege weapons subsection of the armament page spitfires are defined as a...

Here is a mini model of what I am thinking, for in a Reach Castle/First Men Ringfort Ruin on the Island based off Moryń Castle in the above post of mine. The island upon which the ruin sits will in itself be a hill rising 7 to 15+ meters above water and lush with overgrown trees and hedges...

Ive an idea for the site and its based off an old castle that once served a military purpose. Castle Moryń in Poland, east of the river Oder, was a castle built in the 1300s on the site of a medieval hill fort built some time between 400-800 ad. So what Im thinking is a large First Men ring fort...

Alright, I think the romoquarry and romohamlet are pretty much all the way done, except for some problems with foliage around the borders of the hamlet, which I am sure Thamus can help with. Big thanks to all who helped build these mini projects and they are Mayflumes (2 houses), He_who_is_Red...

Iron has decided to not work on the septry no further cause Iron has other things to attend to in game and in real life. Mayflumes do well.

What if we left that bit of land for an immersion project? Like some Mountain Clan that used to exist but fell on hard times and soon went extinct?

There are a few things that I feel I must add to this thread about the Long Barrow project you have and they are merely thoughts nothing more. When walking through your test for the barrow I feel as though the tunnels and layout are a bit disorganized, though the banquet hall is nicely placed...

10.15.4 bruh. but I think its the Westeroscraft launcher is outdated. if you can't log on.

Antony is your launcher currently updated to the latest launcher version? I had some problems with it so I updated mine from 1.0.1 to 1.6 by redownloading the launcher. Thats what Pizza suggested to me.

I like the what you're going for, but what does the barrow look like from gm 3?

There is a chimney, but its not your regular chimney. More like the hearth type where you had fire in the center of the house and a smoke outlet in the roof (this is taken from the link to the early hall houses). There are two thatched holes supported by wood in the roof of the lower class...

Here's an application for the Rousemont Quarry & Hamlet (Romoquarry & Romohamlet) Big thanks to Aeksio's and Cash for helping https://imgur.com/a/5ArfJLh By the way I was wondering if this hamlet could be open to just probational builders, but builders could build if they asked for permission...

- In depth looks at research (such as style guides, region inspiration, terraforming, agricultural tech, etc) I really like this idea here and would add that maybe some bits in videos could be on what built heritage or historical architectural sites inspired some of the buildings and projects...

To add to that, maybe if we could go back and review some of the applications and the real world castles and fortifications that inspired those builds and just do some historical write-ups for say what inspired say Pyle or Parren or anything else. I know some people at some Historical...