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Aha, what's in the wind! Nice build! You have an enemy of Ilazio in Arama De Cioto, if you ever wish to seek her aid (or help her out of prison in the Wastelands), just send me a private message .

Fabulous curved amphitheater seats! Great festive fig life too, and nice Avalonian trees!

Love the colourful windows and the way you notched the staircase in there between the lions.

Life in Varlyrio! I like best the way the angled pillars in the structure match each other. Also great water below!

I'm a bit late, proving my present distance from the forum, but I reckon I would stay with Varlyrio. I have a lot left to do there... dear Arama is still rotting in prison while that villain Ilazio is Rego xD . I'll be honest of course I'm disappointed with how little response there ever was from other players in spite of my best attempts to shake life into Varlyrio (including you, Garmadon!) and I'm afraid that will only be exacerbated if many people leave Varlyrio during the change to the next book, but I'll stand by my guns. And free Arama some day! Not to mention continue that other saga... wow I have so much to do xD . Unfortunately, building a bard (or an intelligent blacksmith) was never on my list of things to do, lol, but we'll see.

3. Ben S 9. Garmadon 8. Kristel

Fabulous builds :) . Little John - 1 Tayaya - 1 Captain Flint - 1

Very fresh and lively, I love the dark blue roof! It's exciting to see you back mate!

I already praised this on flickr! I just wanted to point out that maybe in order to prevent the harsh contrast between the style of stonework on the curve and the rest, you could perhaps have implemented a lot of staked round edged 1x2 plates throughout all the rest of the walls as well. Apart from that small critique this is spectacular, well composed!

I like the style! It reminds me of London.

Simon_S - 1 Point Gideon - 1 Point Socalbricks - Point

Hard to choose, but I vote, Zilmrud - 2 Points LordDan - 1 Point

Thank you! Those are the aspects I most focused on, glad you think I managed well, and I trust I learned some things about the process as well! Thank you, haha. It was certainly an intense build, it was hard to do it in the time frame I had, and hard to do it at all! Thanks! Thanks Isaac! Apparel was something that I discovered I had some talent for, rather than facial features... but you'd be amazed at how challenging arms and legs were, I had to rebuild those many times, and it really took a ton of time to get them right!

Awesome, the house really turned out incredible!

Awesome, the red really pops against the green grey and brown!