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Antaya High Court Collection

Hey everyone! We got inspired by the latest Royalty & Legacy Expansion Pack and wanted these gorgeous Antaya creations in our games, so we wanted to share them with you all to give your royals the wardrobe they deserve. This collection consists of 23 packages in total with lots of mix & match options. We hope you will enjoy these pieces in your game as much as we do 🤗

If you are on Second Life and want to see more of Antaya's content check her content here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/antaya/

Vasilisa Top

15 Swatches

2 Versions (Alpha & Solid)

Vasilisa Top Accent Add On

15 Swatches

Socks Category

Vasilisa Top Body Add On

15 Swatches

Tights Category

Vasilisa Skirt

15 Swatches

Vasilisa Skirt Add On

15 Swatches

Toenails Category

Vasilisa Hat

14 Swatches

2 Versions (Alpha & Solid)

Susan Gown

10 Swatches

Susan Gown Add On

10 Swatches

Gloves Category

Diamara Headdress

60 Swatches

Irwen Gown

14 Swatches

Irwen Gown Add On

14 Swatches

Socks Category

Irwen Fur Stole

9 Swatches

2 Versions (Alpha & Solid)

Necklace Category

Irwen Fur Stole Add On

5 Swatches

Earrings Category

Gala Shoes

21 Swatches

Female, Male, Child & Toddler Frames

Gala Shoes Add On

13 Swatches

Socks Category

Alinor Hair & Headdress

63 Swatches

Hair Category

Combined with Rush Hair by Nightcrawler

Alinor Hair & Headdress Add On

13 Swatches

Hat Category

Antaya High Court Collection 04 for Blender

Rigged for Sims 4 Female Body

Separated Materials for Mix & Match

Original HQ textures included

Please use this for renders

All LODs // Custom Thumbnails // Disallowed for Random // HQ Mod Compatible

Conversion // Do not recolor or convert // Do not re-upload

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EARLY ACCESS: Antaya High Court Collection will be available for everyone on 23rd of March 2026!

Special thanks to Nightcrawler for allowing his hair to be combined & included with the Alinor Headdress to achieve the perfect fit ❤️

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It's been a long time since my last visit here on Tumblr, right? So, as a comeback and since you loved my masterpost of websites for writers, I am bringing you my favorite Tumblr blogs to follow if you're a writer and are interested in finding lots of inspo on your timeline, as well as prompts, tips, and useful resources. Shall we start?

PROMPTS:

@givethispromptatry

@dailystoryprompts

@here-haveaprompt

@dark-fiction-and-angst

@youneedsomeprompts

@deity-prompts

@whygodohgodwhy

@writinghoursopen

@fluffyomlette

@promptsforthestrugglingauthor

@novelbear

@gfuckign

@ghostly-prompts

WORLD BUILDING INSPO / PROMPTS:

@worldbuildingprompts

@locationbuildingprompts

@wbqotd

@wildworldwritingprompts

@worldbuilding-question

@thealpha-chronicles

@happyheidi

@enchantedengland

@ancientsstudies

@greeksblog

OC PROMPTS:

@yourocdoeswhat

@questionsforyourocs

@oc-question

@oc-dev

@characterization-queries

@oc-factoids

@tag-that-oc

@some-oc-questions

GENERAL WRITING ADVICE:

not all of the following accounts post things but they reblog useful info

@writing-with-olive

@tstrangeauthor

@everythingwritingg

@writerthreads

@heywriters

@thewritersphere

@writelively

Cities - go near water!  freshwater lakes and rivers (rivers especially) are the best places for cities because A) source of water and B) travel and trade is much easier cus you can put your boats like right there.  Basically ever relevant city ever was built on a lake or a river.

for rivers in general - because gravity, rivers run from mountains (forming from melting snow and ice (this is why they get fat in spring–more stuff melting)) to lakes/ocean where they can empty out (and even lakes will have rivers leading out that eventually get to the ocean), which can help when mapping out where those start and end.  rivers are also much thinner and faster in steeper elevations and very slow and wide when the land is flat

mountains - i like to think of what the tectonic plates look like because that’s what makes mountains!  mountains are also never standalone they’re always in mountain ranges (archipelagos are really just underwater mountain ranges babey).  a cool trick I like to do is occasionally separate mountain ranges across continents, because over time the tectonic plates shifted and literally split the range in half.  These mountains are really old tho so they’ve eroded and therefore it makes them smaller and rounder (like the appalachians) as opposed to relatively young mountain ranges like the rocky mountains which have taller and sharper peaks

Another mountain trick: if your mountains run along the ocean, the ocean side of the mountains will get a LOT of rain while the other side will be very dry–almost desert-like, in fact.  think of temperate rainforests in British Columbia vs the drier conditions in the canadian prairies

forests - depends on how warm the area might be.  coniferous forests are found further north (before you hit the tree line, and then it’s only tundra onwards) but as you head south you get leafier trees, and the leaves tend to get larger too

If you think about general elevation too, you’ll have places that might be swampy (wet + lower).  if your world has an ice age like we did, then glaciers may have carved the land, leaving piles of soil in the south that was left when the ice receded and places where the bedrock has been bared north of that (like the Canadian Shield in Canada–the reason we see that is because of the glaciers)

You might also have a land that’s dotted in a shitton of freshwater lakes as well because the meltwater filled the holes that the glaciers scraped out (this is why canada has so many goddamn lakes)

and if the ice age was more recent than it was in our world, then you might not even have the forest re-growth and it could be a lot of open plains

Though, for fantasy, you can make the world operate on entirely different principles:

With that done, the actual topic of city placement can be covered by videos like this:

Or

Once you have your places, if you want help naming them in realistic ways, this video can help:

This one is on architecture, which is definitely a subset of cities:

But for a more relevant practical guide on making settlements realistic:

Here’s a quick guide for making demographics: