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GoH Freebuild: The Burnt Roads

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Previous Chapter: Voraal leaves Avalonia --- Next Chapter: The Kelra

And thus Aeldric was off to Nocturnus, to avenge not only Aurthal, but his family as well.

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He crossed many ruins of times' past. He wondered what structures many of them served as. He passed

a few dead looking vines that seemed to reach out towards him.

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He looked far off into the distance, and saw the ominous and towering Rakath Mountains.

He knew he would have to pass through the Kelra Labyrinths to get to Axtrous' dwelling,

but he had confidence.

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So guys, i'm not sure how i should present Aeldric's journey through the Labyrinth, perhaps some of you

Nocties could give me some insight. Anyways, C&C are welcome.

Edited by Windusky

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You clearly see this is nocturnus, due to vegetation, the black ground and the ruïns. And altough the ground could use a bit of texture, you did a good job!

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Have a glance at the first page of our discussion- there's a MOC showing part of the labyrinths. Nice build, it's got a nice bleak feel!

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I like the atmosphere of this! Feels very dark.

About the Kelra; I guess the labyrinth itself isn't that hard to depict, it's mainly torned walls. The more important thing is what you will face inside the labyrinth. It's filled with monsters like minotaurs and lizardmen and every nightmare you dare to imagine. And of course the remains of unlucky wanderers.

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Nice build, the black ground and ruins are great :thumbup:

One suggestion would be to make the path twist a little more, to look more natural :classic:

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When in the labyrinths, a torch is a nice touch. Also leaves on the walls to make vines is always a go to move. Also nice job on this, good camera perspectives.

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