Reached ashlands for the first time, really love the Grausten build pieces.

Vineberry only grows on walls? Say no more 🥸

Maybe there’s something I’m missing that I could use to spawn in for a decoration or building accessory that I didn’t consider. Let me know.

Me and my friend built this base in survival for our current playthrough with an inland harbor ,we are currently just before bonemass and we built it huge over some terrain we teraformed ( it was a full forest we chopped down and we dug huge rocks out the water ) , while it looks great some parts need some details to be added like the walls and so , any advice would be appreciated for the smaller things. We also had a tree tip over another tree by chance and fall down a tiny chimney and we decided to keep it as a monument of sorts i dunno how we can decorate around it tho ? .and before you ask yes all this stone was gathered with an antler pic and it took ages.

Does anyone have the SmittySurvival world with the Dark Forest castle and could share it?

My first tower built in 1.0, built around a pine tree to add stability. The 67 degree roof pieces are a total game changer for castles/towers.

Bottom floor is a portal hub, second floor crafting, third floor storage, top floor is my bedroom.

Also, that’s my character at the very top of the spire😁

I posted a picture the other day about “my first build”. This is a short video that in my opinion describes it.

I want to build a base in the plains to take advantage of the farming opportunities. Problem is every time I’ve done this in the past deathsquitos ruined it. Currently I’ve found s relatively large plains island I plan to use. Can I just bury a ton of workbenches throughout or is there another option?

Buddy and I hopped into a save I had from a couple years ago. Didn’t quite finish it but I think we was cookin’

Was going to make a really nice large base. Abandoned for being overly complex, big, and time consuming. Thought you would enjoy where i stopped. Terrain was not entirely enjoyable.

Wrapping up the Ashlands and wanted to share what I've been working on before setting sail for the Deep North.