Henjin_Quilones
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Those are awesome! I’m impressed that you collected so many of them!
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Book III - Mitgardia: Guild sign-up and Discussion
Henjin_Quilones replied to soccerkid6's topic in Guilds of Historica
You could buy the parts for it on Bricklink. It looks like one of these (or these) with a black pauldron and a Brickforge or Brickarms or whatever sword. But one of these swords would work as well, I think. -
Book III - Mitgardia: Guild sign-up and Discussion
Henjin_Quilones replied to soccerkid6's topic in Guilds of Historica
Good question, and the answer is that the way the term ‘post’ is used is slightly different for each. For every build, you should have a dedicated thread for it; i.e. you should create a new topic for it. That’s all builds in the Guilds, period, and really for all of Eurobricks, too. When you add things to AoM, you should put a link to your build’s topic into the AoM thread in a new post, so that Soccerkid6 can see it and know to update your status. In the Historican Settlements thread, however, I want every build from your settlement in a single post so that I can keep track of how your settlement is growing. What that means is that you should be putting links to each of your builds (which each have their own topics/threads) in a single collected post, since I don’t want to have to scroll through the whole HSS thread to see if you have a military build, for example. So put links to everything from Ketzertown (or whatever you might call it ) in one post. Does that make sense? -
Book III - Mitgardia: Guild sign-up and Discussion
Henjin_Quilones replied to soccerkid6's topic in Guilds of Historica
Totally free. You can create races, beings, creatures, whatever you like. Just don’t create the Most Powerful Creature Of All Time®️, or something of that sort. But otherwise, the only limit is your imagination. -
Yes, you should include that. It is part of you settlement’s infrastructure. It’s not like cities and towns generally have a quarry in the middle of them, or mines, or forests for logging, or even farm fields for that matter. But all those things are still part of the economy of the city or town.
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@Zilmrud, congratulations! I'm a bit late updating things, but Zamorah is now an official City of Historica, by decree of the Royal Cartographer's Guild. Everyone else, keep updating your posts as you build things. Or make a post (looking at you, @Grover)! Thanks for posting that list, by the way. I deleted the post to keep this tidy, but added the very helpful list to the first post of this thread.
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Flying Monkeys from a LEGO Batman Movie set, I think.
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Those are some awesome fig combinations! I love them all, but the fire dancer and clan centaur might be my favorites. So many elements I wish I had, especially the Chima torsos. Where is the fire spirit torso from? And clearly Solveig has never heard bagpipes played by a Mystic Isles mermaid. Those Mitgardian highlanders might toot their pipes, but not like a mystical mermaid; enchanting is hardly a descriptive enough term for it.
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Guilds of Historica New Member Guide
Henjin_Quilones replied to SkaForHire's topic in Guilds of Historica
Must have been before my time, like in Book I or early Book II... -
Guilds of Historica New Member Guide
Henjin_Quilones replied to SkaForHire's topic in Guilds of Historica
@Exetrius, I hope you deleted that Forestmen build. It’s clearly spam. No one around here has even heard of that Isaac Snyder guy. I’m sure other guild leaders, like @soccerkid6, would back me up. -
Those are definitely just regular 1x2 plates upside down; you can see a faint glimmer of a One Ring at the base to invert the stud direction. I’ve never tried putting a broom into a plate, but it looks like it fits! Getting them apart again, given that both elements are reddish brown, might be a challenge, at least without breaking them... The vignette looks great, and I love that it’s Avalonian. The only thing that I would suggest is trying to get a half stud offset (or one plate, or whatever) between the wooden beams and the white and olive plaster, since usually the trim would stick out a bit further than the wall. But that’s a minor quibble in an otherwise lovely MOC!
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Definitely real world religions are off limits, though many churches and cemeteries in the guilds still feature crosses prominently without raising objections. Real world politics are also off limits, so no saying “I love President Trump” or “I hate President Trump”, for example (insert Putin, Merkel, Johnson, Macron, Xi, etc., depending on where you live). But in-game politics are fine, so you could say “I love King de Gothia” or “I hate King de Gothia”. But if you want to create your own pantheon of Historican gods, go for it! Just don’t expect everyone in the guilds to start worshipping them. I am sure every region has its own forms of worship and sacrifice. Aslanic religion is fairly widespread throughout, and the cult of Sana Argenta seems popular in Varlyrio, but there is no official religion or consensus of practice across any guild. I know there is an Eagle goddess in the Rakath Mountains, and undoubtedly many other deities everywhere else, too, that I don’t remember or didn’t see. So be creative! Make up some fantasy gods for your region, as many as you like!
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Rise of the Baiamontes (Full Story)
Henjin_Quilones replied to Louis of Nutwood's topic in Guilds of Historica
The dragonriders of Druidham would have something to say about that, I am sure. Avalonians don’t fear dragons! -
Rise of the Baiamontes (Full Story)
Henjin_Quilones replied to Louis of Nutwood's topic in Guilds of Historica
I believe he means “the” and “and”. Just kidding. I’m sure it is the coarser word for excrement and others like it, the vulgarities and rough language. -
Guilds of Historica New Member Guide
Henjin_Quilones replied to SkaForHire's topic in Guilds of Historica
Drow are officially black skin with white hair, but there’s room for some variation if your parts aren’t up for the challenge. Aside from Lord Garmadon and some other bad guys, not too many LEGO figs have black faces, and white hair is still relatively rare. As for the map, the one on the wiki should be pretty accurate, though it might not include everything. If you are looking at a specific area, I’d go to the guild thread where that place is located for the most up-to-date cartography.