Landscapes of Mitgardia - (MCB Book II)

[Tomsche]

Ice Fishing

[kabel]

Dwarven mine in the Devil's Ridge:

[Spader]

Can a build for this also be a build for the Age of Mitgardia challenge?

[kabel]

yep, it's open ended and always appreciated!

[kevkipo]

Heavenly mountains... sounds like i can pull that off, let's see

[Aurore]

I really love the idea of this "Landscapes" Community Build, and I just finished a MOC that may fit in there - I'll take photos and post about it this weekend.

But as the last update of this thread is from 2015 and the title mentions only Book II, I was wondering if this Community Build is still open. Is it?

Edit : glad to hear this Community Build is still open! Here is a contribution :
The Standing Stone - Southern foothills of the Heavenly Mountains

Edited July 30, 2019 by Aurore

[Eoin Wallace]

Thanks @Aurore I never even knew this existed! Here is my build, set in the temperate rainforests of western Mitgardia.

 

[soccerkid6]

Glad to see more of Mitgardia developed!
@Aurore @Eoin Wallace Your builds have been added to the first post

[Aurore]

Another landscape from the southern foothills of the Heavenly Mountains! This time, in spring.

Fir Tips Season

[Louis of Nutwood]

Heading south from the Bay of Storms, one may run across a region that was once completely taken by the seas. Thousand years ago, when the seas dried, new paths reveled caves and walls that were once hidden underneath the ocean. These caves and walls were mainly formed by a rare type of what the Elders called Limestone - a type of sedimentary rock composed of fragments of oceanic life, distinguishable for its round shapes and light tan colors that vibrate with the touch of the sun.

Due to its high concentration of minerals, this Limestone is one of the most dense rocks known in the realm, being close to impenetrable. So impenetrable that even moisture is little absorbed by the rock, while its light tan color remains stagnant through different seasons of the yearlong. Generals and builders still struggle to find solutions to implement this stone into military buildings.
 

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