Thanks Staf, that's looking good.
- I think some cobblestone could be mixed into the stone walls so make the gradient a little smoother, here's some examples
- You might also have enough space on the top floor to add an attic to fit a few more beds in/space for more storage.
- Can't tell for sure but the daub on the side of house in the first pic looks like it might not have any slate covering it? Or at the least the slate isn't overhanging it like on the front. You''ll want to extend the roof out a little bit like on this house
To mix things up a bit, take a look at /warp mistham3 and have a try at one of the mistwood lower class thatch/wood plank houses
Most of the houses in these hamlets belong to lumberjacks and lumbermill workers so no need to assign them a business to run from the house, just make it look lived in with space for a family.
You'll be able to get some other inspiration from warp mistham1 and mistham2 as well.
- I think some cobblestone could be mixed into the stone walls so make the gradient a little smoother, here's some examples
- You might also have enough space on the top floor to add an attic to fit a few more beds in/space for more storage.
- Can't tell for sure but the daub on the side of house in the first pic looks like it might not have any slate covering it? Or at the least the slate isn't overhanging it like on the front. You''ll want to extend the roof out a little bit like on this house
To mix things up a bit, take a look at /warp mistham3 and have a try at one of the mistwood lower class thatch/wood plank houses
Most of the houses in these hamlets belong to lumberjacks and lumbermill workers so no need to assign them a business to run from the house, just make it look lived in with space for a family.
You'll be able to get some other inspiration from warp mistham1 and mistham2 as well.