u/Radulox

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Been trying to experiment more with multi-material construction in the same building as it doesn't come naturally, in part because I find especially the wall materials very high contrast. I realize here is the opposite of historical, and the cornices and merlons should be limestone and the walls red brick, but i like the floating effect of having the darker bit on top and might just pretend the work order got mixed up.

What are your tips on how to make multi-material buildings look interesting but not jarring? Thanks in advance for your thoughts.

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A monument depicting the settlers' conception of the afterlife, wherein the penitent perpetually drown as they await the day their god returns to lead them in the glorious final battle against the forces of iniquity.

Some believe their souls reside in the effigies which are added after their bodies are ritually burned.

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