The 'Pagan Stone Circle' is one of my eldest buildings but is still fine for roleplays of druids, shamans etc.
There are eight praying poses in the book of ceremonies, the drums play a loop song on click.
A small hunting lodge, needing only 16x8m, ideal for beeing place in your forrests for your hunter, forest ranger or lumberjack.The lodge has two small rooms, an oven and a accessable heyloft.
This is a small hut for a blackmith I did once, but now in mesh with just 10 prims.
This building definiteley had better times once: Only a rest of the former dining room and the kitchen remained on the ground floor, just two rooms survived degenaration on the first floor.
A small one-room hut for your lumberjack complete with axe, sawbuck and saw in a small hovel as well as a usable attic.
A medieval town needed a pottery, too, so I built one with a potter's wheel, some decoration, and, in addition to the workshop, with a small kitchen incl. an oven, a small livingroom, a larger restroom and a usable attic.
This is a 'normal' residential found in medieval cities and villages.
It containes:
- a smalk kitchen with an oven and
- a livingroom on the basement floor and a
- larger restroom on the first floor.
You may retexture every room in a different style.
In medieval times there were people with better incomes, too, and they bought a little larger buildings. Here you find one with:
- a large living room,
- a terrace and
- a kitchen (complety with an oven) on the basement floor as well as
- a large restroom and
- a balcony on the first floor.
You may retexture every room in a different style.
In medieval times there lived people in the cities, too, which couldn't
pay own houses or huts - or they just wanted to live there for shorter
times but didn't want to live in an hotel or resthouse. So there were
some tenements, too.
This one offes four small two-room-appartments containing a kitchen (with enough place for a table and some sitting furnature) and a restroom. Further the tenents will find a common attic.
This one offes four small two-room-appartments containing a kitchen (with enough place for a table and some sitting furnature) and a restroom. Further the tenents will find a common attic.
What village or city in medieval times would it be without a tavern?
The "Drunken Sailor" offers you two tables with 8 chairs each, a small storageroom, a stage either for a mediavel band or just for dancing and a huge terrace in front of the building.
It offers you a kitchen complete with an oven and a sitting group for four persons, a restroom, a small barn/stable and an outdoor toilet.
You may save:
- 5 prims deleting the toilet
- 4 prims deleting the oven
- 2 prims deleting the sitting group
Further you may retexture every rooms inner walls and/or floors.
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