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In his chambers in the Nocturnian citadel of Shadowmere, Krell discusses business with the head of his personal bodyguard.

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The business discussed ranges from patrol routes to resolving confrontations with the general citizens of Shadowmere.

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Krell's personal bodyguard are Shadows, fearsome warriors from beyond the mortal realm.

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Footsteps echo down the corridor outside, as a figure wrapped in black cloth strides purposefully towards Krell's chambers.

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The shade guard posted outside challenges the figure;

Shade: "Who goessssss ssthereee?"

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The figure flicks aside some cloth to reveal a terrifying arachnoid face- Draxx, a member of the Scorpionmen race.

Draxx: "I come to give important news to Krell, from Vladivus."

The Shade stands aside, and opens the door-grate. As Draxx goes to enter, the Head of Krell's bodyguard exits, and though he has no face, his gaze fixes Draxx, who feels his soul bared to this etherbeast.

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Draxx enters the chambers. Krell looks up impatiently at the interuption.

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Krell: "Well, what is it?"

Draxx: "I have travelled swiftly from Southern Nocturnus with great news- Vladivus has captured Sir Natas and is bringing him here for you to interrogate."

Krell: "Perhaps we shall get the information that will lead us to Zurias. At least Vladivus will get some closure."

Draxx leaves, and Krell calls in a Shade Guard.

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Krell: "Awaken the Servants of Torture. We have work to begin."

Shade: "Assssss you wisssshhhhh my lord."

C+C welcome. A build inside Shadowmere! It shows the build up to the torture of Sir Natas! Also a chance to show off some new fig combinations! In hindsight, I wish I hadn't picked black for Shadowmere, I hate photographing it!

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Thanks Scaevola!

Cheers Carson! The idea behind it was Shadowmere was black- I wanted to differentiate my builds from others, and to give it quite a dark atmosphere. I'm learning, and I don't want to compromise too much (the floors are already dk bley), so I shall persevere. Might try some dk bley or more dk red accents.

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Really cool build! I love the SNOT floor with the masonry bricks, it looks great. It's also neat how you did this build double sided, for the different scenes!

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I like the decor of the room, like the scorpion head, the hanging chains, and the thingy with the beard.It feels like the perfect setting for Krell. I also really like how you made it double sided and the corridor is full of detail too, not just a plain back to the chamber.

On a different note, how do you do those SNOT floors? Are they just resting there or are they attached to the border?

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Cheers guys!

LordDan, the floor are done by having a row of 1x1x1 bricks with a single stud on the side (alternating in this build so I could make it double sided), so I can attach the floors. Make sense? If not, I'll take a photo later.

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I too am a fan of the snot floor; also the fact that the build is double sided really adds a lot visually and story-wise :thumbup:. The beard/melting candle wax is some great parts usage too. I'm not completely sold on the brown/wood border - I don't feel that it quite goes with the rest of the build, maybe something in the dark grey, or black with a few red accents...

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Cheers guys!

Emma, I get what you mean- I'd tried other colours, but they all just looked like they were part of the floor, or too bright and colourful- this was more of a compromise, I wanted to keep a fairly dark atmosphere.

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The black, dark red, and dark bley colorscheme works very well for Nocturnus :thumbup: The chains and spikes add to the Nocty feel as well. I like how you mixed profile bricks, normal bricks, and log bricks in the SNOT floor. Keep up the good work :classic:

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Can't believe I missed this one earlier! I love that there are the two sides to this build. The way you managed to capture the feel of the hallway and the room in such a small build is amazing!

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