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Adding on to this, the cheese making area would be far far larger than the butchery. Mostly because it would be in use much more often than the butchery. Cheese making requires substantial storage, good idea with the cheese cave. However, it looks like a very forced, artificial opening thats in...
I don't remember any quotes that could indicate material of the bridge but I'm on team natural bridge.
However I think increasing the scale of the bridge would make it feel like something that needed to be guarded. Rn it feels like the castle would be almost unassailable on the end of that...
Since this is downhill of the Hill of Rhaenys, I'd put in at least 2 wells in this area. This section near the wall would be perfect for having a big laundry business or two.
The street of Silk would have huge demand for clean cloth. Washerwomen would be a dime a dozen but their industry would...
DutchGuard while reading through I saw a typo/error in the Yronwood main section. The Yronwoods ruled over half of Dorne under the title High King of Dorne or King of the Dornish, not as Kings of Yronwood.
Their former titles included Master of the Green Hills (unknown), Green Belt (area below...
Could biome dependency change smoke colour? Could we have a thicker but less defined vertical movement in the north, for instance, where we see smoke used as steam a lot in the northern mountains and from hotsprings.
Could Mesa biome have thick smoke like that from a wet or dirty fire? It's a...
ramshackle houses against walls are definitely what happened going on against the outside. Tyrion had them burned down. I don't remember that happening inside the walls as well.
At least having the plotting get denser from a yard/farms point would be good, though difficult to illustrate.
This is a space that the city would have grown into after the walls were finished so I'd suggest trying to make remnants of old field/large yard plotting, maybe have more rectangular shapes of "blocks" with a few yards clustered inside. Lower density w/ more multi tenants, rather than high...
My main feedback is to make bigger "shortcuts". I'll edit this message to include pics of what I mean. The paths on Cape Kraken are really good example of how basically people wander without much restriction in the north due to the scale of the landscape.
Basically the road feels very forced...
Its vaguely concerning that the fresh foodstuffs of the castle are stored in the building covered in fungi. but foodsafety wasn't so much of a thing so makes some sense.
The unused space between the timber shed and the manure pile could probably have grass there for the chickens to be let out...
I previously left feedback on the sept and septry that has not been addressed but the melons have been removed. Not sure if the following feedback applies to Jeff or KDS.
The main issue is with use of different rooms. Why is the sept structure stuffed full of beds in that level above the...
Could this be an opportunity to get a red-orange stone set for the Red Mountains? the eventual revisit of the Prince's Pass to include forests and the Greenbelt would be really enliven by having some reddish stone cottages. Also it could possibly be made to look like large bricks so could have...
I'd spread the lichyard SE a bit more with the oldest part being lots of barrows and maybe a few stone ships. These could then blend into the natural hills to give the effect of the lichyard's oldest tombs being lost into the natural landscape
Hopefully you're able to access this link but having old nature-overtaken ruins without the usual exposed stone would be good if you were planning to have some wrecked stuff around.
Just was doomscrolling and thought these pics would fit the barrowlands
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