Enclosed courtyard

[morcroft]

Sorry - not even thinking about it at the moment!

I guess this stacks up as a higher priority than the temple and stone wall stuff?

Another thing - should I be avoiding wood in the design (desert region) or not (forested)? Mainly determines whether the courtyard has vertical walls with a boardwalk or has a stone walkway above the ground floor.

[The Old Ye Bard]

Originally posted by morcroft
Sorry - not even thinking about it at the moment!

I guess this stacks up as a higher priority than the temple and stone wall stuff?

Another thing - should I be avoiding wood in the design (desert region) or not (forested)? Mainly determines whether the courtyard has vertical walls with a boardwalk or has a stone walkway above the ground floor.

Corinth exists in the Savannah region, bordering the badlands and the Tenmar (Rain)forest, so it's abit of both, and should use both wood and stone (which works well, as Torval will have a much higher use of wood, though still using stone (which comes from references in the PGE), and Senchal will have more stone (given it's on the tip of the peninsula, on the coast so takes more of a battering from the elements).

And yes Corinth architecture is higher up on the priority list (being city architecture), though the temple and stone walls are still important (being architecture aswell)

[morcroft]

Useful - thanks. I was mainly thinking of availability of wood: anything bearing the brunt of the elements will be stone, it's the protected courtyard itself where I might use wood - assuming there's trees around to supply it.

[The Old Ye Bard]

Originally posted by morcroft
Useful - thanks. I was mainly thinking of availability of wood: anything bearing the brunt of the elements will be stone, it's the protected courtyard itself where I might use wood - assuming there's trees around to supply it.

There's plenty of trees around from the local area, and from Tenmar Forest so it's not an issue

[Deeza]

Good to see Corinth being discussed again.