Hey everyone!
-I have been on the server for only a few days.
-My current rank is Adventurer, although I hope to become an artist in the future.
-I've talked to a couple of people in-game about plans to build in Forochel.
-I haven't been part of any projects before unfortunately.
-This project is not on the list of available projects.
-This project could be done within 4-5 hours with maybe about 3-4 workers.
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Name: Suri-Kyla, the Capital of the Lossoth of Forochel.
Background Lore: In LOTR Lore, there is the Lossoth, men who live on the shores of the ice bay of Forochel. They are what remains of the ones who survived the end of the First Age: Forodwaith. I'm sure a number of people here have played the Lord of the Rings Online, and I know they base their lore off of Tolkien's books. I believe they have done a great job in capturing what Suri-Kyla looks like.
Short Intro: Suri-Kyla is the capital of the ice-men of Forochel. It rests on the north-eastern peninsula of the ice bay, right on the coast. The main structure are large tents, likely made out of a canvas-like/animal hide material, with wooden frames and streaks of turquoise on it from time to time (primarine).
Dynamic Screenshot with plan: I've actually started to build a little bit on my own, just to see what it would look like:
This is where Suri-Kyla is in Forochel.
Here is a picture of inside one of the tents. (Nothing is really inside them yet.)
The theme I am going for is along the lines of thick, fur/canvas white tents with wooden frames.
I used wool, jungle wood (the color seemed to fit the theme the best), and assorted prismarine blocks, to represent bits of ice and frozen over material. Most of the tents have cyan banners draping over the doorway to act as entrance-ways, rather than using an actual door.
Concept Art: There really isn't a lot of concept art hanging around of Suri-Kyla, so pulled some screenshots from the Lord of the Rings Online.
Stages of the Project:
1) build up the landscape, such as the ice bridges, the ice mountain behind the town, spikes of ice in the air, and other things of the sort.
2) Build the main structure of buildings. This would be the great lodge, tents for housing, merchant's tents, and a lot of other tents.
3) Add paths, fireplaces, and extra details outside the tents. Mammoth tusks sticking out of the ground, crates, benches, etc.
4) Add detail inside the homes and apply finishing touches to everything. Furniture, fires, etc.
Possible Adventurer Jobs: There seems to be a lot of job potential here. 1-2 adventurers could be working on the tents, 1-2 could be working on landscaping and decoration, and 1-2 people could run around and add touches to anything that would keep it in line with the "ice-people/eskimo" theme.
FAQ: As far as FAQ, I'm not entirely sure what to cover here, as I plan to answer any questions in the comments below.
(I do know that I'm using the default texture pack, so if this project takes off some of the blocks would be different to go along with the texture pack.)
Let me know what you guys think, and thanks for reading!
-I have been on the server for only a few days.
-My current rank is Adventurer, although I hope to become an artist in the future.
-I've talked to a couple of people in-game about plans to build in Forochel.
-I haven't been part of any projects before unfortunately.
-This project is not on the list of available projects.
-This project could be done within 4-5 hours with maybe about 3-4 workers.
Template:
Name: Suri-Kyla, the Capital of the Lossoth of Forochel.
Background Lore: In LOTR Lore, there is the Lossoth, men who live on the shores of the ice bay of Forochel. They are what remains of the ones who survived the end of the First Age: Forodwaith. I'm sure a number of people here have played the Lord of the Rings Online, and I know they base their lore off of Tolkien's books. I believe they have done a great job in capturing what Suri-Kyla looks like.
Short Intro: Suri-Kyla is the capital of the ice-men of Forochel. It rests on the north-eastern peninsula of the ice bay, right on the coast. The main structure are large tents, likely made out of a canvas-like/animal hide material, with wooden frames and streaks of turquoise on it from time to time (primarine).
Dynamic Screenshot with plan: I've actually started to build a little bit on my own, just to see what it would look like:
This is where Suri-Kyla is in Forochel.
Here is a picture of inside one of the tents. (Nothing is really inside them yet.)
The theme I am going for is along the lines of thick, fur/canvas white tents with wooden frames.
I used wool, jungle wood (the color seemed to fit the theme the best), and assorted prismarine blocks, to represent bits of ice and frozen over material. Most of the tents have cyan banners draping over the doorway to act as entrance-ways, rather than using an actual door.
Concept Art: There really isn't a lot of concept art hanging around of Suri-Kyla, so pulled some screenshots from the Lord of the Rings Online.
Stages of the Project:
1) build up the landscape, such as the ice bridges, the ice mountain behind the town, spikes of ice in the air, and other things of the sort.
2) Build the main structure of buildings. This would be the great lodge, tents for housing, merchant's tents, and a lot of other tents.
3) Add paths, fireplaces, and extra details outside the tents. Mammoth tusks sticking out of the ground, crates, benches, etc.
4) Add detail inside the homes and apply finishing touches to everything. Furniture, fires, etc.
Possible Adventurer Jobs: There seems to be a lot of job potential here. 1-2 adventurers could be working on the tents, 1-2 could be working on landscaping and decoration, and 1-2 people could run around and add touches to anything that would keep it in line with the "ice-people/eskimo" theme.
FAQ: As far as FAQ, I'm not entirely sure what to cover here, as I plan to answer any questions in the comments below.
(I do know that I'm using the default texture pack, so if this project takes off some of the blocks would be different to go along with the texture pack.)
Let me know what you guys think, and thanks for reading!