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alright, not bad but 1. Massive chimney. that thing is far too large, Fairmarket has rather slim and dainty chimneys. 2. too much cheese (omg never thought i would say such) I get its a bakery and maybe they do special breads, but, that's a lot fo cheese, also unsure what the brown wool is meant...

oh, right, yea, those randomly strung up herbs and such look like hung men

I support fleasbane. I use it often in the most peasanty houses

Just a thought, why is the weirwood chopped down? the trees that remain int he south are seen as prestigious by the southron. So much so that the Faith of the Seven af Arryns tried to plant one at the Eyrie. The lords of duskendale worshiped the Old Gods, and the Rykkers would have no use...

I withdraw my statements. Enjoy

The sprawl should be almost non existent. Brienne doesn’t mention any houses or lil markets outside the walls, which also shouldn’t be dun. The red walls makes it a mini-semi-rural kl. Normal stone should be used or you take away from kl’s specialness. As well as the chalk cliffs give a good...

can we get vertical CTM sunflowers please and thanks

Hey, I thinks good reference to why the walls shimmer pale is maybe it’s a stone type like Caen, as is used in Dover and Canterbury Cathedral. When new or taken care of it’s pale and whiteish. Also, I think there is not a large enough sprawl for the city, possibly by lordly design to provide...

Hey mandos, so going across some of the lands on the west side, is kinda strange. there's rising cliffs that dont seem to fit the terra or location, why do the mountains and cliffs suddenly do this? and why is there a steep mouontain right against the sea just east of newkeepfarming?

Wowzer! You have a lot of this down pat! 1. you don't need an outer hearth (stone in front of fireplace) on dirt floors. 2. make sure, especially in garden soils against the house walls, to have a stone block underneath the wall so the dirt doesn't show through 3. the roof supports are almost...

Once people had chimneys they had no more need for the hearth being out in the middle few the room, it's what led to houses having proper second stories. Yes medieval homes had them, however, they also need proper smoke ventilation which means you cant have a floor above. I am a fan of them...

Hey this house is super good! so some minor points I found in your build 1. The fireplace is massive, in a dornish home, a small hearth will suffice, as it's already super hot and a fire just makes thigns miserable 2. A bit too much food for a desert dwelling, it's also all over the house 3...

Hello, sorry for the delay, we've had a lot of apps of late. Your house, while it has a decent shape and size to it, doesnt quite meet server standards. I'd recommend looking around a while and then posting new pics in this thread when you are ready. Also, the rusty metal floors are quite the...

Hi there, sorry about the delay! So, your house is not quite up to server standards, just gonna point out the logs (we avoid them in houses now too bulky and such) and the houses' roof is a blob. The roof's made of thatch, which cant be messy to that degree or it will blow off and/or leak...

Hey BobbyB, so your house has a nice shape to it, however I am afraid it isn't quite up to snuff with our standards. I'm sure you've hopped around a few towns and villages by now, however do study how the houses are designed in places like King's Landing, White Harbour and such. Once you've seen...

your dining room is on fire, ser...

I personally like Townsends, but I think Tudor Monastery Farm is a better way to show westerosi life

The houses should have their own spin, not exact replicas

It’s me. I’m Accomplished Builder.

I still think there should be more snow mounds built up, but I will approve this anyway congrats!