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I'd like to see adelfa and maybe some true myrtle as a shrub or bush though both could potentially be created using our current block set. However, where I think I most support the suggestion of including Honeysuckle due to its rather unique shape, climbing ability and drought tolerance, despite...

hmm. There's no mention in the lore of them having to enter into a fort or holdfast. Instead, its just a 'tumbledown wall' used as a shelter and Tyrion thinks of it as a 'camp' not about approaching a small castle. He is also able to see Yoren skinning a squirrel and smell and see cooking going...

Okay so I say its definitely a good idea to compromise a bit in terms of the style. Elements from wet Iberia and the dark stone houses are incredibly valuable, particularly the horreas to keep grain dry which is incredibly important for food security. Most houses should have mostly stair rooves...

Isn't elderflower wine produced by steeping elderflower in a solution of sugar and water, sometimes lemon, with the elderflower acting as a substitute for yeast. And then that becomes a bubbly light alcoholic drink?

Hmm. I might be wrong but is that meant to be the elderflower wine producing place? Jakethesnake8_8

Hmm. that boat has a very deep almost circular draft. I'd suggest moving that central slab up a bit. River craft don't need deep drafts or keels anywhere near as much as ocean vessels, and its not easy to communicate that its a boat with that much of a curve to the bottom.

Heya, I don't think you are going to need to change your style really, since its close to the Stoney Sept style. However, have a look at the new daub blocks, particularly the vertical framed daub, and see if these could work well in your style. Good luck!

Exactly what I was suggesting!

Yeah, definitely there can be a bit more trees.

Issue is that the Dornish Marches are predominantly grasslands, so we can't over use timber elements. The southern border of the Stormlands is in fact meant to be all grasslands or 'broad plain', even on Cape Wrath (AWOIAF)

Loving this whole thread, particularly with the wooden granaries on stone platforms visible in the first and last image of seri's first post. Cathar Castles would be a good potential inspiration for placement and layout of hfs, castles etc within the Stormlands Marches. However, Seri is spot on...

Any plans for wildling villages on the deeplake or nearby? Sam's village mistaken for white tree might be close by to there. Just a suggestion

Similarly would like to see some tests! Sounds like a brilliant idea. As its being mentioned as deserted, then likely there is no town around it. There are later mentions about abandoned 'flint towers' further north of that point when the mountains are visible from the Kingsroad. Additionally...

Its also an internet meme. Just have a look at r/freefolk. It mostly refers to an idolisation of Robert that then is given laser eyes, among other things.

What are your plans for the lake? Canonically its named for the lake beyond the wall, so what are your plans for the other side of the icy monolith?

I'm willing to approve if the feedback I've left on it is addressed. very small note really. Its looking pretty good to me

Just some feedback on the river that flows into the sunset sea. Its awfully straight and linear and doesn't really meander at all, despite being mostly over relatively flat ground. Please add more organic curves to its path and maybe think about wider bends and other features to make it seem 'real'

Just going to jump in and ask which ringfort? the ruin on the hill?

by flat do you mean the same level? There's a reason for this that Ric can explain really well

Another point which Azulejo highlighted is that Dorne is actually not meant to be entirely a big sandy desert. The deep desert with dunes is between the Hellholt, Sandstone, Vaith and the southern exit of the Princes Pass/Wide Way. Most of Dorne would be a desert closer to those in Spain and...