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Murkrow · #1 07-21-2006

I had this idea some time ago and I decided to make it true. The (un)official fort challange.

Judges: Me. For now.

Rulez:
- You may enter as individual, clan or random group.
- You must post at least 3 pictures, and 1 scoreboard picture
- Blah blah stay with the theme given.
- This will go for 10 days. That means it's gonna end at 31 of July. Evening.
- The winner will be decided in a day or three. The same day the next chalange will be posted.

Suggestions:
Fort can be small, huge, whatever. Just make sure it at least LOOKS medievalish. With that bumpouts or whatever they're called.
I mean this:

Code:

  ___  ___  ___  ___  ___
__|l|__|w|__|a|__|l|__|l|__
wallwallwallwallwallwallwall
wallwallwallwallwallwallwall
wallwallwallwallwallwallwall
wallwallwallwallwallwallwall

Do your best. If admins don't like this, lock. If admins like this, let it be(come official with me's in charge

).

IactoSophos · #2 07-21-2006

The little sticky uppy bits are called 'Crenellations'

I'm in

**Khuskan** · #3 07-21-2006

Why a scoreboard pic? Do we have to be ingame? Because I have a good set of shots from a fort I made ingame, but I dont have a scoreboard pic.

Boris · #4 07-21-2006

Yeah, this should be fun...

Pastori · #5 07-21-2006

I want to add a rule:

- Fort must be built in-game (no hammerforts).

pvt. parts · #6 07-21-2006

Well im in, and i going to have a working door on mine like i did before :P

Murkrow · #7 07-21-2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by Khuskan

Why a scoreboard pic? Do we have to be ingame? Because I have a good set of shots from a fort I made ingame, but I dont have a scoreboard pic.

Scoreboard pic just to see the people that helped. Not 100% required, but very very very wished.

Kanroook · #8 07-22-2006

We've already done one in 1.9, ill post pics in a bit.

**Khuskan** · #9 07-22-2006

My entry. It's a bit messy but functionable because it was built in an actual game with real people. I even found a scoreboard pic to match it.

Ok so it dosn't have castlations, but the block and battlement technique used is very remanissant of medieval wall styles - besides not all castles have castlations...

also score: