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true, but at least simple horizontal lines are more than nothing (and most lines in mountains are roughly horizontal, them bending in weird shapes is rare) I'd love it of course to have the lines bend more and show more detail, but that seems to be a lot of work, so to me having simpler...

at least in my area of the alps, most stone has a striped pattern (tho rarely such a strong contrast, but still quite clearly visible) and with broader bands usually quite a nice example of the huge bands of stone bending and forming mountains is at the Walensee in Switzerland sadly you cant...

I much prefer the old style, it looks more realistic and adds more contrast (though it also has its flaws visually) Personally I dislike large patches of just one terrainset, it looks bland and unrealistic to me.

currently there are much more important things to do in the stormlands than update an already very good project, better to let a new style establish in the next years and then perhaps update mistwood slightly It might be very tempting to hold projects (especially beloved ones) always up to...

all jokes aside, I feel the strong urge to profess my love for Mistwood. It always was one of my favorites, and even now after wading through so much material on the stormlands for many hours, I only love it more. There are no issues with canon, and it is unlikely that there will be new canon...

this i think would work well as a transition to the southern "broad plain" as described

since I've been asked on whether I'd keep the terrain, the answer is only in parts. I'd like to make it feel a bit more like an actual rainforest, with all that goes with it, sharing here some pics of what i have in mind.

Good Morning, I am requesting that Mistwood is exempted from the No-Redo Rule under clause 1(b) - Inadequate Cannon Clause. 1. "Instead of proper roads, they rode down crookback slashes that snaked this way and that, through clefts in huge mosscovered rocks and down deep ravines choked with...

when has a contest not been extended? haha

Is it so far fetched that a 12 year old miscounted? Our Harrenhal is a masterpiece beyond your comprehension.

Request: Darker Brown Slate Request Type: General Addition Try to describe all workarounds and associated issues that make it necessary to add this block in your eyes. Current alternatives for a darker brown roof are: Spruce and Jungle wood, dark stormlands cobblestone (tho a bit too...

Application for the second Lonmouth hamlet Overall layout: I. the mining hamlet, with a wooden bridge connecting it to the road II. a remote mountain farmstead, connected to the ham through a path up the hill, with a large grazing area for sheep; its a large family with two houses and a barn...

the slayne valley also doesn't necessarily feature the "windswept plains" as imagined for the marches as much as the area west of the mountains..its a lot more wet too, definetly a much greener part of the dornish marches

construction could have started before all this though, without any political agenda behind it. Perhaps it was originally started for Robert? I dont know the exact quotes from the books tho, so this might not fit.

also be careful with the biome, goode uses jungleedge, which changes the stone gradient a bit.

https://www.gutenberg.org/files/38015/38015-h/38015-h.htm a fascinating read, and translated by Herbert Hoover, everyone's favorite US president.

A while ago, Nikas found this amazing website for German Castles: https://www.burgrekonstruktion.de/rekonstruktionen/ While Burg Taufers is an amazing castle, it is quite close in style to castles in the westerlands and the northern stormlands. So perhaps some german daub might be cool in the vale?

Looks good! Personally I'd love a little more slavic influence in the roofs too, but maybe it's good not to overdo it with Mistwood next to Bolling. Nice work :)

Since you didn't follow the application rules, I suggest you go over them again and apply properly. Else your application won't be accepted. Good luck :)