What is your Minecraft username?
Mobin3000
What is your age?
17-20
In what country are you living?
United States
Where did you first hear about WesterosCraft?
Searched online
What do you like the most about GoT/ASoIaF?
Apart from all the hype of everything going into the Winds of Winter, the thing which keeps me loving asoiaf is how expansive and realistic the world is. Every place has it's backstory, every family has their history, and every action has a reaction.
What is your favorite build on our server?
I checked all the iconic locations when I first arrived, but I have to say when I saw the beginning of Hellholt (or at least the town/castle next to where that warp sign takes you), I was truly blown away. The arena, the city's colors, and the castles were all beautiful, and I felt like I was transported to a medieval fantastical Mediterranean. That and the Dragons on Dragonstone exceeded by expectations with using a blocky medium to make the sculptures look like real stone Dragons (No wonder Melisandre thinks they'll wake)
Why do you want to join our server?
I love immersing myself in asoiaf lore and seeing the locations in the show and art online, but being able to walk in the world really adds another dimension. Having the opportunity to contribute to that experience would be such a great way to express my appreciation for GRRM's story. I don't build a lot on minecraft, so I wouldn't mind starting off with these smallfolk builds, or various places in the town or city.
Tell us about your build.
The Jolly Pumpkin is a best stop on the Kingsroad for weary travelers in the North. building it, I first decided I wanted a wind and watermill to give the inn keeper a way to make their famous flat bread and oakcakes. Being my first time using the texture pack, I decided to keep the pallet simple, with dark cobble (bedrock) as the foundation, spruce logs and oak planks for structure and flooring, and green cobble (cobblestone) as the roof. The Pumpkin comes with an indoor privy, a feast hall fit for 30 guests, and enough meat and mead as any man might ever hunger for. Above the hall are three more floors of private suites (8 beds) for our generous patrons, and additional beds in the attic for those looking to pinch their pennies. Overall, I tried to blend a bit of Nordic with the Medieval styles, perhaps with some Iron Born influence as opposed to a more typical, southern style.
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Did you follow the application rules?
You know nothin' Jon Snow
Edit: *bump*
Mobin3000
What is your age?
17-20
In what country are you living?
United States
Where did you first hear about WesterosCraft?
Searched online
What do you like the most about GoT/ASoIaF?
Apart from all the hype of everything going into the Winds of Winter, the thing which keeps me loving asoiaf is how expansive and realistic the world is. Every place has it's backstory, every family has their history, and every action has a reaction.
What is your favorite build on our server?
I checked all the iconic locations when I first arrived, but I have to say when I saw the beginning of Hellholt (or at least the town/castle next to where that warp sign takes you), I was truly blown away. The arena, the city's colors, and the castles were all beautiful, and I felt like I was transported to a medieval fantastical Mediterranean. That and the Dragons on Dragonstone exceeded by expectations with using a blocky medium to make the sculptures look like real stone Dragons (No wonder Melisandre thinks they'll wake)
Why do you want to join our server?
I love immersing myself in asoiaf lore and seeing the locations in the show and art online, but being able to walk in the world really adds another dimension. Having the opportunity to contribute to that experience would be such a great way to express my appreciation for GRRM's story. I don't build a lot on minecraft, so I wouldn't mind starting off with these smallfolk builds, or various places in the town or city.
Tell us about your build.
The Jolly Pumpkin is a best stop on the Kingsroad for weary travelers in the North. building it, I first decided I wanted a wind and watermill to give the inn keeper a way to make their famous flat bread and oakcakes. Being my first time using the texture pack, I decided to keep the pallet simple, with dark cobble (bedrock) as the foundation, spruce logs and oak planks for structure and flooring, and green cobble (cobblestone) as the roof. The Pumpkin comes with an indoor privy, a feast hall fit for 30 guests, and enough meat and mead as any man might ever hunger for. Above the hall are three more floors of private suites (8 beds) for our generous patrons, and additional beds in the attic for those looking to pinch their pennies. Overall, I tried to blend a bit of Nordic with the Medieval styles, perhaps with some Iron Born influence as opposed to a more typical, southern style.
Imgur Album:
Did you follow the application rules?
You know nothin' Jon Snow
Edit: *bump*
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