Edwin_Blacktallow

Looks great! So cozy, love the sofa and table infront of the fire place. I'm building a tavern and need to bite the bullet and start chiselling some furniture. What block did you use for the grey surface of the seat?

Looks great, giving me mordor orc vibes for some reason. Maybe it looks like a watch tower that could be on the black gate?

Absolutely stunning, love the raised stone foundation jutting out into the water. The diffrent roof slants and towers all look great, all individually unique but still all come together to make one consise whole.

Looks great! Thanks for sharing your findings, I never thought to use glass or ice in that way. I'm going to have a play around with this now.

Looks super cozy!

Bringing me back to 2010 watching minecraft adventure map let's plays on YouTube. Can't wait to try it out! (I never knew how to install them as a kid so I would bug my older brother every weekend to download a new one for me, but i think i can manage now )

I was just thinking about building a fancy green house in my survival world this morning. But um... yeah think ill skip that now that I've seen this 8th wonder of the vintage story world. Nothing could compare to this

I think that cross is from the better ruins mod, if you dig under it there will be a chest in the dirt. If you haven't got the better ruins mod yet I would definitely recommend it, makes exploring so fun!

At this point I realized that I was basically just building Riverwood from Skyrim. There wasn't really anyway to avoid that since I was building in a wood... next to a river... So I lent into it and recreated Alvor's Blacksmith. But to keep things interesting I turned this building into my tannery and made a stone workshop across the path that became my actual blacksmith... Because reasons... Thinking of drawing a map/taking a screen shot of the in game map and annotating it so I can show the layout of the town and where the rivers flow. I'll probably do this later tho, when more buildings have been built and the layout is finalised.

I've see that one once before too, was my first ruin in my first world. I didn't have any tools to excavate so never knew what lay below. Glad to find out I didn't miss anything

Following on from my last post I didn't want these first two buildings to end up being the center of my town. I wanted them to end up on the outskirts as I built larger buildings around a central hub. So I needed to decide where that hub would be. I picked out a location up river and decided to start planing out where the walls would go. I built this gate house half way between the future town square location and my starting house/hut. The interior is currently un-decorated, you can enter in the small alcove seen in the first photo. A ladder leads up into the wattle and daub living quarter. And the bridge takes you over to the tower which has a similar ladder up to the top. There isn't a great view as the area is so heavily wooded you can only see the tops of the trees. This building doesn't really server a purpose in my survival world but I think it looks great and I love traveling down the path through my woods and under the bridge.

Got another one for you, this one is hauntingly beautiful. Fitting for this post Halloween/Pre-winter season we find ourselves in. Not sure if this is spoilers or not so going to hide it just in case. Its just the entrance to the first story dungeon.

I've recently started a new world and plan on making a whole town, I'm going to record the progress on this thread. I'm using the river gen mod and have settled in a wooded valley that is crisscrossed with streams. I started with a small shack while I got my bearings, then I followed up by building a wattle and daub cottage that will eventually become a work house when my main house is built. Here you can see the progress from Spring to Autumn in my first year. But there where some other projects coming along near by... (Will post more soon, just gotta take some nice screen shots :P)

A cold but cozy Autumn morning in a misty forest

You could add some paths, decorated with fences or store walls. Patches of trees or berry bushes. Could even try builing a pod or small river. I always just go and look at the natural beauty of the world and try and take a pinch of it and sprinkle it over my base.

This is beautiful, the water looks great reflecting the moon light. I always struggle painting water so impressed to see it done well!

This remains me of the spiral stairs in the abandoned keep dungeons in skyrim, if you are familiar at all. Can hear the rattle of skeleton bones tumbling down the stairs even now. Greatwork, would love to see the rest of the structure too! Must be a grand building.

Love this, reminds me of retro minecraft when people would use the game and wool blocks as a canvas for pixel art.

It's not time wasted if it was time enjoyed! Terraria was great back in the day, keep meaning to come back to it but feel it's one of those games you need to comit a lot of time too. And currently for me that time comitment is to vintage story

Love it! Personally not familiar with the game but the sword reminds me of the crimson from terraria if you are familiar

I'm going to be building a tavern in my survival world and plan to do something similar to the below. Scrapping the full log blocks in the corners and instead going crazy with the support beams. (I've spent 10 years in mincraft using log blocks and bulk support beams and it's time to break the mold! We have these amazing tools in vintage story so let's use them!) Think you would need to find that balance with the detail, not to little so it looks plain but not so much that you cant tell what's going.

Also forgot to mention I was inspired by SRPENEtrante who posted some amazing artwork of the monsters of vintage story a few days ago.

I've been super inspired by the recent autumn colours coming through here in Scotland and by the hauntingly beautiful tones of vintage story. So I decided to paint this, Titled "The Last Sunset" for obvious reasons... it gouache paint just on a sketch pad, took me a few hours. It has influences of cryptid sightings, things like pale crawlers, wendigo and skin walkers. Wanted to capture that horror of first seeing a shiver crawling through the undergrowth in the dark. And the realisation that if you can see it... it can see you... Hope you enjoy, And be careful out there, especially now the nights are growing darker, and they are awakening again...

I love this, I really want to look away but I can't. You've perfectly captured that uncanny body horror of the foul creatures!!! Also the meat bell is so cool, its even more unnatural seeing something that should be metal made of flesh and vice versa.