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Hi, I have fixed up every house I can think of where there was an issue in every hamlet, often making little gardens, or small stone walls reinforcing, or continuing the turf down so that its a 45d angle. I still need to fix up the various unsmoothed snow lines and selection edges all over the...

Just to expand on what has been said earlier, yes, we are going to eventually be an MMORPG. However, we are currently in the building stage of the world and do have a number of mechanics and quests planned and being worked out. To expand on Enah's point, the aim is to have the huge, detailed...

There are extensive 'dead zones' in the likely most inhabited part of the Stormlands, which are the N/NW side of the Red Mountains. (Fawton, Bronegate, StormsEnd, etc.) Generally the terra in the area worldpainter and often non-sensical and not matching canon. In General, the Stormlands don't...

My only thing to say is, don't stay consistent with old projects. Forge ahead, try new things. Don't get mired in old stuff, particularly Cerwyn and Torrhen's Square

I am not sure how to either. Nuggs, could you explain?

Hi, I am becoming active again on the server. I have been going around and fixing up the turf walls, increasing the amount of dirty snow within them and adding reinforcing stone or wooden walls along the too tall ones, like those Above than Cash linked through

The Starks were ruthless, hardfaced killers in the past, so it makes sense. Also, I do have some ideas for the snow transition zone that I could share with you

I totally agree with having more southern plants and herbs. Euphorbias, esparto and palmito grass would be brilliant additions, along with sage and rosemary bushes that could be used for coastal scrub, the Dornish Marches and hang along rockfaces in the Red Mountains.

Hi WRMD, The flower mixes were my idea when doing the forest floors. I was trying to create different little microclimates but yes, I agree I just made it look chaotic. It should not be too hard to go through and replace them

-_- I see a worldpainter mountain hmmm. Otherwise I love

that would look spectacular with a blending of mountains of the moon terrainset and northern terrainset

okay cool. Just double checking

That might be a cool thing to do in future, or perhaps as a community event.

Hi Otty, I am interested in helping out with some of Mance's camp and so have been looking through this thread again and noticed something weird. In an above post you have positioned the Ice River far north of every map I have seen, in the lands of Always Winter, with the Frozen Shore also in...

Just another note on sheep, in the North around the White Knife there is likely a mix of some larger sheep varieties like Blackface and Lincoln but predominantly variations of Northern European Short-Tailed Sheep, which are hardier and can like wild in Scandinavian and Scottish winters. The...

Hi All, I think I've fixed up the snow around most houses and most of the blocky lines from //smooth. The area I haven't done this is the border with Flint lands, which will ofc have to be terraformed and resmoothed to fit canon, as it is currently mishmash worldpainter terrain.

umm /br s 0 200 /mask 78 Also known as retribution for all the struggles of snow builders >:C

Linen. hmmmm. The most time consuming part of making early ships was the making of sails. Perhaps your linen and wool will supply weavers who make the Manderly fleet? This would mean that one of Eddard's last orders (iirc) to build more ships up the white knife, would be provided by Ashwood

I think we could focus on different styles of 'foraging' to show the passage of different Westermen groups. Gregor burns what is flammable, as does Amory Lorch. I think to maintain discipline in the main body of his army, Tywin would not allow wanton looting and would instead send detachments to...

The scaled block would look very very good for the dragons of dragonstone