#Ruins (repost 1)

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burnt tartan
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Add a ruin as a role-playing game house, like an ancient civilization role-playing game, with props such as spears that can be tools, in addition to a larger Premium/VIP house.

All the tools are inspired by real-life items from ancient ruins:

• Spear: The most widely used weapon in antiquity. It consisted of a long wooden shaft with a sharp point made of stone, bone, or metal. It was the basis of military formations, such as the Greek phalanx.

• Halberd and Pike: Longer variations of spears used to hold back enemy infantry and cavalry.

• Sling: Made of leather or braided fibers, it was used to launch stones at speeds exceeding 100 km/h. It was decisive in many battles of the ancient world.

• Atlatl: A prehistoric dart propeller that dramatically increased the force and range of human throwing.

• Maces and Clubs: Heavy impact weapons made of wood or stone, designed to crush bones and pierce armor without needing to sharpen the blade.

• Battering rams: Enormous logs with iron points used to batter down gates and walls.

• Ballistae and Catapults: Machines that used twisting or tensioning ropes to launch heavy stones or giant darts over long distances.

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graceful mountain
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We already have many of those houses, but if this is the case, they should put it somewhere outside the city like next to a farm field or something

burnt tartan
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This photo was taken 1-2 weeks ago. I was trying to recreate an ancient ruin myself on a Toronto hosting server, but unfortunately my phone died after this photo was taken.

graceful mountain
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That’s sick

burnt tartan
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Ye

burnt tartan
# graceful mountain That’s sick

I never liked the usual role-playing games, except for prison, horror, and apocalyptic ones. But my favorite is role-playing as a historian in the medieval world, finding ancient ruins and also having good stories.

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The bad thing is that I never had enough robux to buy a server for hosting.

sweet echo
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slendytubbies mentioned

burnt tartan
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Yes, I used the photos because I couldn't find any good ones.

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Actually, the only good photo I took myself was the one of Brookhaven while I was trying to recreate an ancient ruin.