#chevalry

And now I almost want to reshoot this entire scene. The idea was that as Greio talks about his conversation with Nerena in the past, the focus shifts to the presence, where he's sitting in exactly the same pose talking to another headstrong young girl. The only thing I managed was to use the same pose actually.

Via  @Brindille_

A white rabbit paladin inspired by King Kazma (the coolest rabbit of the universe) from “Summer Wars”.

The whole settlement is inspired by early medieval Regensburg (Castra Regina / Ratisbon). During Antiquity there had been a Roman Castellum there with a solid stone wall and a town of crafts- and tradespeople around it. After the Roman Empire collapsed, the whole place was raided and partly burnt down by Germanic tribes - the people living there were romanised Germans themselves by then. When they rebuilt, they moved the whole city with its workers, merchants and even farms into what had formerly been the barracks. The bishop moved into the finest stone-building still standing - the watch-rooms of the back-entrance gate, facing the Danube. It's still part of the bishop's property today. The square wall served as a city wall for centuries to come - parts of it until the Napoleonic wars. When I came across this story at university, I knew this was the situation I wanted for my knights, although they are on the whole more Byzantine/Mediterranean inspired.

Of Chevalry is a dark story. You Can’t. See. Anything.

If anybody wants to drop in for the last quarter of my Medieval Sims Story - there’ll be updates this weekend :)