With this post my merchant blog is officially opened.
As a special for this event I created a complete new edition: The "Viking Line". All of them will be offered as a 50% off-promo during the fair; one of them (see items below) will stay a promo-gift.
For those of you who want to follow the faire click
this link, please.
The following items will be buyable from off the first day of the faire and will be exclusive during the fairy. They will be available in the marketplace after the faire.
All items consist of just
one linkset, so you mustn't rezz them and can start playing imidiately. All my buildings that contain doors include the
kool door builder sript. That means that they're lockpickable and can easily be upgradet with the
kool door roleplay door system.
All my buildings are
copyable and modifyable (except, of course, the scripts I used). All buildings consist predominat of
mesh, some simple prims and no sculpts.
The smallest (and cheapest ^^) item is an outdoor toilet with just 6 Prims. It contains one sitting and one standing pose (for the gents) and will be a permanent promo gift.
The barn comes with just 19 prims. It has a turf floor and a small attic.
This is a small hut with two rooms. It has a stone basement and a plank floor. It comes with just 20 prims.
This hut has a small multi-functional hatch on a stone basement and two small rooms with plank floors. It has just 19 prims and can be used as a residential home as well as a merchant's workshop or a sales location f.e. by a weaver, carpenter or slaver.
Every medieval roleplay, especial on Gor, needs a kennel - here is on in my viking line: It contains four cells that should be enough for a lot of prisoners! ^^
With 35 prims the paga tavern "The Angry Tarsk" is one of my larger buildings - this was neccessary because it contains eight cushions to sit on as well as two alcoves like John Norman discribed them, when he narrated from taverns like this.
"The Thirsty Sleen" is a rest- and teahouse and my largest building with 48 prims. You find a furnished kitchen, three desks with four sitting cushions each (containing several seating poses) on the ground floor and three guest rooms on the second floor.
This is my smallest building: The one room hut has only 12 prims and presents a typical residential hut of the viking area.
This 20 prim workshop offers a small room on the ground floor and two small rooms on the second floor. So a merchant can work downstairs and live upstairs.
