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The Werewolf's Companion
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Messenger of Hope
Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: In a tiny, insignificant little town in one of the many States.
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Whooops. I did go through the motions of attaching it, but I guess the computer didn't recognize it.
![]() Let's try again....but I think I see what you mean about the guardroom's situation. I'll attach the latest map and then work on the map some more and attach another one...
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I think we are ready for Javan now Foley. If there is anything that you want me to add that might make his entrance easier let me know.
Lommy if I misrepresented Cnebba please let me know and I can edit.
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Foley: I'll get on that once I catch up. Also, tiny nitpick: you forgot the 'r' in armory on the map.
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*Gasp* Foley! That post was brilliant. I can't wait to write a response. It is a bit late now though so it will probably be tomorrow.
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Messenger of Hope
Join Date: Jun 2005
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Thanks, Fea. Paint doesn't have spell checker, that I know of.
Nogrod, let me know what you think of this new plan. As it turns out, we have an extra room that is very large. It's way up in the back, right hand corner of hall. I was considering putting in a room where Modtryth, Stigend and Cnebba could be together as a family, but there was no convenient place to put them. Let me know ideas on that... Guard room and Armory at the front of the building. Guardroom a little too small for my liking...unless we decide to put all the men who aren't strictly guards back in that back room. I put the kitchen ladies across the hall from the kitchen. I may have made a mistake to make two rooms for the women. I'm really not sure how many of us there are. Nienna, I almost cross posted with you, but not quite. I'm glad you like the post. ![]() ![]() ![]() K....I think that's it. Once again, let me know your thoughts, everyone. EDIT: The map says that the outer side wall is only 60 feet long. That is a lie...I added twelve feet to it when I put in the guardroom and armoury and moved the kitchen up. So, the dimensions for the building are now 90 by 72. Plus twelve more where the kitchen sticks out a little.
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I'm in a hurry right now and will comment on things later today. But here's a draft of Mid Emnet.
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Join Date: Nov 2006
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Opening the can of worms again.
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![]() ![]() So, meanwhile, if there is anything yet to add or alter about the Mead Hall's appearance, or mainly, about the soldiers' "housing place", let's talk about it... also, where are the men of the Mead Hall living now (i.e. the locals)? Are some soldiers now in the barracks, and some of them are going to move out, or will some of them stay and squeeze in with a few of the new soldiers, while others will be... where? Where do the men sleep? And where will the rest of Athanar's soldiers sleep? It is obvious that not all soldiers, let alone all men in the Mead Hall can sleep in the same small room. (Personally, I had nothing against the original placing of the barracks against the kitchen, as it would be at least partially heated from the kitchen, if there is a fireplace built in the neighbouring wall.)
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Messenger of Hope
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K, good. Thanks for your comments. It answers some questions I had earlier.
The main thing is, before everyone from Edoras came, the guardroom would have been big enough for Eodwine's current men at arms. And right now, all they were doing were building things that would currently house people. Future barracks were perhaps being built. 25ft by 12ft would be able to house more than 8 people. They would have to use stacked beds (bunk beds), but you can fit a lot of people into a fairly small space. I'm trying to think....at the summer camp where I work, the staff housing is consists of two rooms about 20 ft by 10 ft (not including the sinks, toilet, and shower). They got four bunk-beds in a room, plus, on days that there were a lot of us, we would put up two additional cots. Now, this being kind of my basis, there are a few things we might address: Would there be any such thing as a bunk-bed in Rohan? Would the beds be as wide as the smallest size of beds we have now? I kind of think they would have narrower beds. Even if the beds were narrower and were stacked, where would their stuff be kept? All that being said, a 25 by 12 foot room is not big enough for all the men we have now... So, I'm going to say, let's put as many men as we can into the room that is beside the Master Bedroom in the map, up at the end of the building. Here, I'll attach the document again with the word's written in. This doesn't solve our problem of a small guardsroom. It may be that later we build an entirely separate barracks and give them a small fireplace or stove for themselves. I think one reason I liked the guardroom being in the building itself is that they would be there immediately, all the time. If we build a seperate barracks, then some of the guards should be at the guardroom at all times, just in case. Thoughts? Comments? EDIT: Upon reading Mnemosyne's post, my thoughts was: "Okay, here we go. Out of the frying pan into the fire." ![]()
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