#furrowfield

Saw Yzafre make a collection post of their DQB2ber and wanted to do it as well.

Thank you Sapphire for hosting the DQB2ber this year! Loved the sigil themes!

babblin' underneath:

Week 2: Furrowfield/ 💧Sigil

Dqb2ber 2025

Me:

I’m calling it The Furrowfield Restoration Project; the goal is to transform the island’s landscape so that every block of soil & tree is replaced with the lush counterpart, broken buildings are repaired as best as possible with new structures if possible, farmland everywhere, you get the idea

There's a spot near the mouth of the river at Furrowfield where the underwater debree floats avobe the sand

Furrowfield - Mild UV radiation + consistent sun exposure; the people are more often than not tan-skinned due to how often they stay in the sun, although the radiation is not enough to require high levels of skin-protecting eumelanin.

Khrumbldun - High UV radiation + semi-consistent sun exposure; the people are darker-skinned due to needing to produce more skin-protecting eumelanin, although the miners are paler due to less sun exposure.

Moonbrooke - Low UV radiation + low sun exposure; the people here are living in almost constant snowstorms and there would not be much sunlight, leading to them being almost as/as pale as the snow they're surrounded by.

I got distracted. Anyway I made some field layouts a while ago to try and get max efficiency out of normal sized fields. Here's what I came up with

Layout 1:

The water is layed out kinda like arrows around the scarecrow. All the water surrounding it can be covered with items and fencing and such.

This if I remember correctly makes too many water spots to have an even crop distribution though, i think.

I managed to make one that is 100% efficient in Moonbrooke:

It is layered in height to fit the water next to the earth. I made a 3d layout:

The field goes inwards. Beneath each field block water is placed to water the fields on the lower level.

This is how the water looks beneath the field itself