Minecraft Username: jakp25
Name of Project: Tongoy Forest
Location of Project: Linked at bottom of post.
Size of the project: It covers a large area as shown on the map. However this area is not currently in use but is just ocean.
Intention of the project: A large forest that contains lots of trees. I plan for it to be used as a quest hub or something similar.
Reason for inability to claim plots personally: It is unrealistic for me to claim these plots as I am only a Villager and that I have no money as I give all of it to my town.
Residents: Possible residents include any wood-elves ents and any other tree-living folk.
Builders: I currently have no helpers but I am sure many would like to help
Why is this a good addition to HollowWorld? It will be useful as a quest-hub or an RP-Event location. As a large forest I may make a couple of ruined temples or small huts and villages on the ground.
Used materials: Logs will be used alot and so will leaves. I may need some stone type materials such as cobblestone, moss stone and stone bricks for the aforementioned ruined temples.
Inspiration: The map Canopy Carnage is my sole inspiration for this project. If you wish to see it look here.
RP explanation/introduction:
Tongoy is thought to have been blessed by Shlaherana to grow better than any other forest. This is where its huge trees and other wildlife gained their strengths. The wildlife in Tongoy is large and wild and not much light manages to reach through the thick leaves that form the canopy. No intelligent races lived here until the two tribes of wood-elves, Bosmer and Walapai, arrived in this forest. These tribes went their seperate ways and were mutated by the ever-growing forest. The ruins that are found within this forest were placed their as shelter for the beasts that live there. It is also rumoured that she placed treasures in the deepest caverns of these ruins.
Planning: There are a couple of screenshots at the bottom. They were too large to post here.
Links to previous work: I havent done any large building projects before.
Name of Project: Tongoy Forest
Location of Project: Linked at bottom of post.
Size of the project: It covers a large area as shown on the map. However this area is not currently in use but is just ocean.
Intention of the project: A large forest that contains lots of trees. I plan for it to be used as a quest hub or something similar.
Reason for inability to claim plots personally: It is unrealistic for me to claim these plots as I am only a Villager and that I have no money as I give all of it to my town.
Residents: Possible residents include any wood-elves ents and any other tree-living folk.
Builders: I currently have no helpers but I am sure many would like to help
Why is this a good addition to HollowWorld? It will be useful as a quest-hub or an RP-Event location. As a large forest I may make a couple of ruined temples or small huts and villages on the ground.
Used materials: Logs will be used alot and so will leaves. I may need some stone type materials such as cobblestone, moss stone and stone bricks for the aforementioned ruined temples.
Inspiration: The map Canopy Carnage is my sole inspiration for this project. If you wish to see it look here.
RP explanation/introduction:
Tongoy is thought to have been blessed by Shlaherana to grow better than any other forest. This is where its huge trees and other wildlife gained their strengths. The wildlife in Tongoy is large and wild and not much light manages to reach through the thick leaves that form the canopy. No intelligent races lived here until the two tribes of wood-elves, Bosmer and Walapai, arrived in this forest. These tribes went their seperate ways and were mutated by the ever-growing forest. The ruins that are found within this forest were placed their as shelter for the beasts that live there. It is also rumoured that she placed treasures in the deepest caverns of these ruins.
Planning: There are a couple of screenshots at the bottom. They were too large to post here.
Links to previous work: I havent done any large building projects before.
