How do you organize your noble mansions?
It seems I like playing nobles more than I expected, in the past I normally preferred poor families in tiny homes ;) These days it's a bad sign for my game that bigger estates pop up in most worlds. I...
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"Benjamilian;c-18043835" wrote:
A basement layer. Old stone walls for your subterranean kitchens, dungeons, servants' quarters, suggesting an ancient foundation. Leave black gaps and corridors between the rooms down there. Classic, hidden away, handsome and evocative.
I have both old castle like estates with plenty of old stone structures, but also a duke and a baron living in penthouses in San Myshuno, being more modern. It is lots of fun exploring different ways and styles. I love such hidden corridors, but unfortunately most of my estates need all the floor for the main rooms. A few have hidden corridors via the basement, but unless I use the ladder the stairs often take up too much space. I can't imagine a Butler climbing ladders on his way to serve tea, LOL. I love old basements with long corridors and locked doors etc, though.
