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Its a cool app, I do really like it. Only real issue I have is with the economic map. When it comes to the other regions, it provides plenty of detailed information. For the stormlands, it provides little and distorted information, lacking a number of key features. I'm not trying to take a dig...

That's a really neat pithouse. I love it.

I doubt Howy is lurking. Surely i'm not the only one who remembers logging on to the server only to be greeted by 'Build at SS'. Not exactly hallmark of a lurker. So, Sapper, how's everything going?

in my experience with some logging, to make a log cabin or even a plank structure (by riving the logs) you'd need a sizeable copse of trees. Think a separate straight trunked tree for every vertical post and every 8th plank in the wall. A possible compromise is to make the houses partly stone...

Ha, Dany? Wrong Maybe it'll be sapper replying in his search for Dany

hmm. I'd say an island like this wouldn't produce enough timber to create a primarily wooden house. Maybe you could try making some stone and turf creations? Johan made clochans on his Skellig to the closer to Amber but its totally possible to make wheelhouses like those at Jarlshof or the...

I'd love some of that. However, it can't be as expansive as any mining systems in the westerlands ofc.

Nah, Emote

Coughs in we now know how the Knights of Ninestars could be so wealthy, despite being high up in glacial valleys?

and a duckweed like variant Cash so any floor can be made icy?

I completely agree with Dutch when it comes to towers. The houses that the Kings of Winter destroyed wouldn't have been push overs or they would never have been mentioned in the history books. I am also not sure about your gradients and think that they could use a bit more variation using the...

With a light snow, also, trees actually don't get covered unless its just fallen. Trees move with the wind, shaking off snow and so in fact light snowfall powders the area outside of the canopy. I agree with you Dutch, just I'm not too familiar with the canon rn. Also I'd love for the north to...

Okay, so first off the heavy snow isn't a canon choice but a stylistic one to give variation to the north. Its almost as big as the other kingdoms combined so what an interesting way to make Last Hearth seem different from Torrhen's Square, despite using the same block palette (more northern...

Only issue I have is with the cloth hanging over the balcony. This could be a little more structured I feel. Have a play around with some other ways you could represent the cloth hanging and how its supported and see if there's something that might fit the spot better.

Also another point is that GRRM applies the same inspiration to multiple places. Volantis definitely has Constantinople/Istanbul vibes with its remnants of the Rome-like empire, sitting in the space between east and west, (east being the mostly unknown to Westerosi). However, Qarth also features...

Another argument for the western path around the Godseye is that Yoren would have wanted to get off the Kingsroad as soon as possible to avoid Lions catching up with them. I think the best way to fit everything in would be to have a road winding along the western shore, rather than going...

I'd love to go over Norrey and fix up stairs

I'd say prioritise the book canon, not the lands of ice and fire and instead have Arya going along the western shore based on the North East island fragment.

Just going to add this feedback for jake about terra, your forest looks cool but one thing to note is that the mountains of the moon would probably have huge snowmelt in spring, meaning that there would be more of a path carved by the water, perhaps with variations in the pebble banks around the...

So does that mean you'll be making the forests appear like those at Gaunt? If so, please do something that reflects the rainsoaked nature of a project on Shipbreaker Bay/Cape Wrath