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PS, why are people bothering to participate if they are just choosing all 6 options? That doesn't contribute any useful data at all. :? Maybe you should edit it so that you can choose a max of 5 options? I like stats, so that's just my two cents worth. How is that data not useful? Yes, it would mea...

I've just saw this thread, very interesting BTW :) In battle, I think I would wear a islamic styled helmet, such as this: http://art.thewalters.org/detail/14181/helmet-with-neck-guard-of-mail-and-nose-guard/ I gives a relativly good protection with good visibility. And it also has a very nice desig...

Honestly, all six apply to my building. Recently I've been working on my own fantastical and mundane with influences from both historical and fictional. It's hard for my to pinpoint a single option. I voted for all six as well. I've been building a lot for my own realm, including both the fantastic...

http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3699/12394289064_85dcc9454c.jpg The Crown Passes by GrayOverload , on Flickr Emperor Edward VI’s personal chambers were not particularly larger than any of the other rooms in castle at Gotharc, but he took special care in making sure it was extravagantly decorated. Gol...

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Medieval Guy wrote:Just read A Lion In The Wyverns Nest. I really enjoyed it. I like your style.

Thank you! You're in luck, I hope to have the next chapter up today!

While great for variety, I feel like having reverse quivers would bother me just as much as flags that fold in opposite of other flags (poor description, but by comparing a new flag vs. an old flag's folds, the difference is clear). In addition, it doesn't seem like there would be any more incentive...

I don't own the book myself, but A Feast of Ice and Fire apparently has a lot of great recipes from A Song Of Ice And Fire.

Thanks for all the comments! The next chapter is well on it's way.

josdu wrote:Nice story! Martin sure is short, for just being 4 years younger than her .

She is a bit of a tall one, isn't she?

http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3730/12323239214_dec34537ec.jpg Hidden Among Tomes And Scrolls by GrayOverload , on Flickr It had been a few days since the meeting with the King, and Cordelia was growing restless. She was confined to her room while the King dealt with other matters, presumably more p...

http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3788/12245437563_51b4a013d2.jpg In The Wyvern's Nest by GrayOverload , on Flickr Archibald led the way through what seemed like endless corridors of stone. The castle of Lindford was not particularly decorated, yet it was not bare either. The furnishings were just so t...

Really neat, and accurate too.

AmperZand wrote:Does the armour allow the minifig its normal range of movement or is its articulation restricted?

I too am wondering this. Also, how connected are the parts of armor? Are they able to come off easily, or are a lot of them connected to one another?

I'd want a completely peasant based line. For the sake of convenience I guess it could be called "Villages", and would have a set in each one of the tears. Maybe a farm with a small field and a house could be the big set, the next biggest could be a fletcher's house or a blacksmith (but we...

Welcome back to CC! I'm sure I fall under the "new faces" category, as I don't believe I recognize you!

You returned to CC at a great time, there's lots going on!

I really love the bley and black color scheme, and you pulled it off extremely well.

The faithful representation of the set, yet in a new and exciting way, is beyond amazing. Great job!

Thanks so much for all the comments! I had a really fun time building this one!

Sir Erathor wrote:This is really nice, and I love following your stories!

If you ever miss a chapter/want to read other stories, be sure to check out the main thread where I've compiled all the chapters and creations.