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Alrighty! I'm ready to approve also. Remember to let us check plotting with you before you start on the main settlements. Also, when plots are open, remember to put the [plot] signs on them. Destroy them after someone takes them but they can be really helpful for quickly figuring out where new...

I don't think that the current placement of the charcoal mounds is good rn. When the time came to dig out the charcoal, some might be soggy from being at almost the same level as the stream literally next to them. If the mounds were on land just 1 block higher I'd be okay though

Yellowing through rust staining is going to occur only directly below rusting objects pretty much, and look similar to when we have 'dirty' looking stone below a privy chute. So, like staining underneath an old portcullis. It wouldn't occur randomly in a palette. If it's an unexpected byproduct...

Just to be out in the open, I am the mod who thought that Vannes could work as good insp for a mountain town east of OT. The combination of using Conques and other old towns from the south of France with some Vannes ideas would be even better. Imo some more stoney rural styles would be good but...

What would be the use for this? Small shorter plants just spawning, or trying to get taller ones? Cos wouldn't vertical CTM work on the first option better than a hemp like solution?

My first bit of feedback is about the colouring of the blackhouse ints. Replacing the stormlands pebbles with gravel and making most of the roof spruce stair rafter framing with thatch visible through it would make it a lot browner and earthier. The dark wood is a little bit bluish so feels...

I disagree with the interpretation that it's one of the driest parts of Westeros, but agree that the streams wouldn't be v high in this season. This mountain range forms the watershed between arguably the largest green area of Dorne, the Torrentine river valley with 2 former royal houses along...

We also have a few beaver dams on the server, and I think some at White Harbor

Heya, I think this is at a point where it can start going. I approve! That being said, with an immersion of this size you're going to need two approving mods. Also, when you're preparing plots, working out building style, could you post here again/let us know?

Imo, you should be looking more at the central and western Pyrenees, like around Luchon/Haute-Garonne, Haute-Pyrenees and the Aspe valley (This one is the best pick imo) which are considerably greener and properly forested and also has pretty different landforms. I'm currently using the Eastern...

Bothies and shielings are a bit more of a principle than a particular design style too. A bothy is a bad weather shelter that I think needs to have two rooms. Doesn't matter if it's wood or stone or even fully enclosed. There are some bothies made as basically just stone lean-tos that look more...

Other high points which should have patchy snow imo are Highpoint and the Sheepshead hills. Highpoint because it gives the impression of altitude and Sheepshead because it helps develop a salient into the snowier dreadfort lands. Plus, a light dusting under logs, in forest clearings and exposed...

The last idea is what I'd like as well, except for Brandon's Gift, which should be snowy regardless of altitude. The New Gift can definitely have some patches on its eastern half with summer snow patches Completely agreed on the summer snow. We know that there's a drift of knee deep snow...

The first mention of snow we get is after the execution of Gared, and we get more on Jon's trip towards the wall. We also know that southerners are still not great with the deeply snowy conditions and chett, while a man of the nights watch, was a steward who always tried to get the cushiest...

I know it's been ages but this is the kind of thing that'd be good for an expansion of textiles (I think I've made a comment somewhere else on this). A raw fleece option would look similar to furs, so having one to two colours of raw wool would have utility as furs. It'd also help bring colour...

looking back through the thread, I saw that a while ago you wanted to redo the castle to be like Ozalj in Croatia. Is this still the case? I personally like the idea if its outer stone embankments are instead earthen embankments like Gaunt castle. As an expansion of what was said earlier, and...

To jump as some extra detail on Marge's point about terrain, some plants that you could place to help diversify the ground cover are small bushes of hawthorn and little pine saplings. these are colonising plants which will over take fertile grassland if not grazed enough. That's another thing...

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I'm not a big fan of docks on the smaller island. Maybe one wooden pier but otherwise rowing boats should be dragged up the beaches.