Imic
Street Preacher
What is your age?
17-20
In what country are you living?
The Republic of Ireland
Where did you first hear about WesterosCraft?
Don't Remember
What do you like the most about GoT/ASoIaF?
My favourite part by far of the series is the setting and the lore, my dad had always been a fan and I was always curious about it in an innocent, childlike way. Just after it was released, he got The World of Ice and Fire for christmas, and I sporadically devoured it whenever he wasn't watching. I love the setting and the worldbuilding, the cultures and histories and politics and traditions and weird little snippets and footnotes.
What is your favorite build on our server?
Whiteharbour. I first saw it when it was first being designed and laid out, and it was a massive inspiration to me to build my own city, which was infinitely not as good and was never finished, but it's the thought that counts. I love the city's unique feel, familiarly medieval but with a mix of elements and design that produce something not quite like anything else on the server. Its style and feel remain a heavy inspiration for me and have a surprising amount of influence on stuff I produce. I may have copied and pasted the architecture into a D&D setting city. I may have done it no less than four times, in fact.
Why do you want to join our server?
So much of the stuff on this server has been a massive inspiration to me, so much of it has influenced my build style in Minecraft and a few failed projects beyond it which shall go unmentioned. I want to be a part of this massive and beautiful project, I want to make beautiful builds for this community and this server I want to give back something of what it gave to me, and I want to improve my abilities as a builder in this game.
Tell us about your build.
The build is the home of a rural agricultural family, with a two room home and an attached barn/storehouse, situated in the mythical plain of infinite ocelots, though if it weren't in the plain of infinite ocelots, it would probably be in a cold, windy, coastal region. The region is difficult to grow crops or timber in due to the enormous quantities of ocelots poisoning the land with their ocelot poison/wind from the sea, as such timber has been used exclusively for the ceiling, thatch exclusively for the floor, easily obtainable fieldstone for the walls, several generations of yearly reapplied turf serving as the roof proper, and aged ocelot bones/driftwood for the hearth. Over the entrances, religious symbols have been carved into the stones, which act as wards to keep the ocelots/coastal ocelots away. The family also possesses a prized dairy cow they keep in the barn.
If there is anything I've gotten wrong, any improvement that could be made, please mention it, I'm not very confident in my ability as a builder and I'd welcome any feedback, but most people don't give negative feedback because I'm self deprecating and people don't criticize you if they don't think you can handle it and I'm oversharing at this point I'm going to stop now.
Did you follow the application rules?
You know nothing, Jon Snow.
17-20
In what country are you living?
The Republic of Ireland
Where did you first hear about WesterosCraft?
Don't Remember
What do you like the most about GoT/ASoIaF?
My favourite part by far of the series is the setting and the lore, my dad had always been a fan and I was always curious about it in an innocent, childlike way. Just after it was released, he got The World of Ice and Fire for christmas, and I sporadically devoured it whenever he wasn't watching. I love the setting and the worldbuilding, the cultures and histories and politics and traditions and weird little snippets and footnotes.
What is your favorite build on our server?
Whiteharbour. I first saw it when it was first being designed and laid out, and it was a massive inspiration to me to build my own city, which was infinitely not as good and was never finished, but it's the thought that counts. I love the city's unique feel, familiarly medieval but with a mix of elements and design that produce something not quite like anything else on the server. Its style and feel remain a heavy inspiration for me and have a surprising amount of influence on stuff I produce. I may have copied and pasted the architecture into a D&D setting city. I may have done it no less than four times, in fact.
Why do you want to join our server?
So much of the stuff on this server has been a massive inspiration to me, so much of it has influenced my build style in Minecraft and a few failed projects beyond it which shall go unmentioned. I want to be a part of this massive and beautiful project, I want to make beautiful builds for this community and this server I want to give back something of what it gave to me, and I want to improve my abilities as a builder in this game.
Tell us about your build.
The build is the home of a rural agricultural family, with a two room home and an attached barn/storehouse, situated in the mythical plain of infinite ocelots, though if it weren't in the plain of infinite ocelots, it would probably be in a cold, windy, coastal region. The region is difficult to grow crops or timber in due to the enormous quantities of ocelots poisoning the land with their ocelot poison/wind from the sea, as such timber has been used exclusively for the ceiling, thatch exclusively for the floor, easily obtainable fieldstone for the walls, several generations of yearly reapplied turf serving as the roof proper, and aged ocelot bones/driftwood for the hearth. Over the entrances, religious symbols have been carved into the stones, which act as wards to keep the ocelots/coastal ocelots away. The family also possesses a prized dairy cow they keep in the barn.
If there is anything I've gotten wrong, any improvement that could be made, please mention it, I'm not very confident in my ability as a builder and I'd welcome any feedback, but most people don't give negative feedback because I'm self deprecating and people don't criticize you if they don't think you can handle it and I'm oversharing at this point I'm going to stop now.
Did you follow the application rules?
You know nothing, Jon Snow.
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