Battleheart 1030
The map is continuing. I have decided to do some advanced planning especially for the infrastructure that will need to be in place for the next features of this place. The Duchess' Throne and associated rooms, the swimming pool with waterfalls, and the coliseum are my next planned projects. I'm definitely gonna need to plan them out
While this is here in all the maps of Battleheart, I figure this map needed a default POI that wasn't just like black space. So here is the waterfall generator for the main entrance - ricemastah
There are 6 comments for this map series, last post 2009-09-20
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Submitted by: Nilus - 2009-07-02 to 1018 Mid Spring
Gone a bit overboard with the engravings, have we?
Submitted by: Faylon - 2009-07-04 to 1018 Mid Spring
Needs smoothing of the surface.
Submitted by: ricemastah - 2009-07-16 to 1018 Mid Spring
I want everything in the fort to be a masterpiece. In some sense that sort of includes engravings. Right now they are all exceptional and master piece. Should I construct over all of the non-masterpiece engravings and then re-engrave them? It would be ridiculous and worthy of the game. But at the same time would be extremely time-consuming because with 200+ dwarves my fps is extremely low. I am unsure of how to proceed at this point. Any ideas guys?
Submitted by: Ajar - 2009-09-06 to 1029 Mid Summer
Amazing scale
Submitted by: Markavian - 2009-09-19 to 1031 Early Spring
Yikes, the throne room... x.x its as big as half my forts.
Submitted by: Harvick - 2009-09-20 to 1031 Early Spring
Engrave EVERYTHING in the fort and then you will have a masterpiece. Line the halls with master piece golden statues decorated with goblin king bone, fill the water with melted silver and have silver water. And then, submerge the whole thing in lava and seal it off to never see the light of day again.