Welcome to Woodtop!
Having become a citizen of the alluring City of Woodtop, you now seek a humble abode to call your own.
All building will be done at the Baron(ess)'s discretion, materials in the forest need time to replenish themselves.
Land is valuable within the forest community, even when resting
among the trees. As such housing can be quite costly. Cost will vary for many different reasons;
~ building material availability
~ craftsmen needed to complete construction
(must be of Elven descent per preservation of architecture)
~ time of year and weather conditions
Prices are at the Baron(ess)'s discretion.
The availability of space within the city is limited by the need to
keep Woodtop's exact location undisclosed. As such meeting with the Baron(ess) will give you a better idea of the plot sizes available.
Requirements
The following requirements must be met before requesting a house:
- Must be a citizen of Woodtop, marriages are case to case
and at the discretion of the Baron(ess).
- Must be at least of the City Rank of Lord/Lady
- Must not own house(s) in any other baronies
Obtaining a Deed
Once having met all the requirements the following process will get the wheels in motion for the aquisation of a home.
*contact the Baron(ess) for an initial meeting to dicuss the following:
- discuss plot size (rooms available)
- discuss cost
- discuss location
After having completed the initial meeting you may then go into the planning of the blueprints of your new home to be
Once the plans have been completed they will be reviewed by the Baron(ess) for final approval before construction will commence.
*The Baron(ess) and baronstaff reserves the right to refuse plans for any reason.
Plan Format
- Room Number (for planning, use A, B, C, etc.)
- Description1 (Room Title)
- Description2 (First descriptive line)
- Description3 (Second descriptive line)
- Description4 (Third descriptive line)
- Description5 (Fourth descriptive line)
- Exit (Direction) to (Room Number) (Will be given by Baron)
- Extra (Sign, Locked, Hidden)
*Each line of description can be a maximum 69 charactors long.
