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Bregir is right about the prior notification, but I was expecting to see another King's Port like event in Fatu Hiva, using the land combat rules instead of raiding. We just need to know that it's first time we are having a proper war since the game started, it may look quite confusing but we'll learn from our mistakes.

In the OL headquarters in Breschaun, the staff officers are trying to figure out what happened at Fatu Hiva. Unfortunately, information is sparse, the only hypothesis they could draw for the moment is that the defenders failed to identify the WTC, they should have taken them as friendly ones and the garrison didn't have time to oppose a proper defense. There should be no other explanation, since the Oleanders lost a dozen of warships and suffered heavy casualities under similar circumstances a few months earlier.

I like that guy with a stick, pushing the pigs back to the sty. The house looks good.

I like that tree on the left, and the snot base really adds to the look the the build, I like the wall texture too.

That's a lot of trees, looking good.

A courier station is a place where the mounted couriers can take a rest and replace their horses, back in the age of sail, telegram hasn't been invented yet and delivering messages by couriers or post carriages is one the most used ways of communication. Here we can see a light carriage carrying a messenger on its way to the next station. They passed by a pigsty, most of the courier stations in Oleon also offer food and accomodation services to the travelers. Menu of the day, roast pig. Finally, they arrived in front of the station, or you can also call it a hotel. Luckily for the lady, there was a guest room left. Four builds in all, to be licensed as a medium commerce in Eltina. Thank you viewing. C&C are welcome.

Raising up the properties is indeed an effective way to reduce the vulnerability to flood, I like to see such idea incorporated in your build, the interior looks good too.

A neat and clean build, looks like a sushi plate to me, especially with those flower pieces.

Fun story, good job with the rockwork, it isn't always easy to have a convincing look with these slope bricks.

That's true. The top of a fortication like this one is quite bare, as you said, just some platforms with a series of ramps connecting them to the lower level.

"Cordage" means rigging in English.

Very detailed rigging for its size, and the shape is good too, instantly recognizable as a frigate, I also like the mini-wheel and capstan. Although I wonder if it's a good idea to have that sagging in the middle, a straight yellow stripe may look better for this scale.

Impressive build, good job guys. I like the angled walls, as well as the island densely overgrown with tropical vegetation.

The base looks good, the white structure reminds me of these forts we used to see in the colonnies, nice build.

Well said. Nice build all around, turning the baseplate up side down is a good idea.

Another nice build from you! The rocky hill and the terrain built with plates look good. I see the team is trying to find the ore body horizontally, with a tunnel, though augering from the top might be an easier task to do, considering the relative low elevation of the hill.

Nice build! The wall texture looks great on these buildings, and what I like most in this build is the variety, both in architecture style and colour choice.

Nice scene. The rockword looks good, so does the trees, the offset shop is a nice touch, and it's great to see so many classic minifigs, especially those Islanders.

Looks impressive, I like the weathered and decayed look of the temple, nice job with the vegetation too.

A nice looking ship, I like the raked masts and the use of round bricks on the stern.

The gunports are open, let's fire a full broadside. Neat little build!

Nice build. The tree, the stone wall and the house all look good, but what impresses me the most is the terrain.

Nice plantation. You'll make a fortune if you can manage to ship your coffree to the old world.

Thank you Fraunces. Thank you Thaum. Thank you Khorne. It costed me quite a while to figure out how to build the proper shape, glad you like it.

Thank you. Glad you've noticed these details. Thank you Mesabi. I used the whip instead of an actual cord was because I wanted to try to build something using excusively lego pieces.