The builder hut and archer hut now have three new art tiers each. One grows from a small shelter for tools and timber into a workshop. The other lifts the lookout higher above the ground, with stairs, platforms and a sheltered place to keep watch.
The builder hut
A simple open shelter comes first. Later tiers add more room, timber framing, stonework and a larger roof. Here is each completed tier through an accelerated day and night.
Builder hut, tier two: the completed workshop through a day and night.
Builder hut, tier three: the completed larger workshop through a day and night.
The three tiers take shape side by side below. The moving sun catches their roof slopes and timber from different directions.
All three builder hut tiers assemble under moving sunlight.
Moonlight follows the same surfaces, with a cooler colour and less intensity. A full moon gives more light than a half moon. As Wraithmoon arrives, the light on the buildings turns red while their lamps stay warm.
Builder huts assemble under a half moon, then full moonlight, followed by the red tint of Wraithmoon.
The three builder hut tiers assemble through rain and snow, with wet roofs, runoff and settling snow.
The archer hut
The archer line grows upward. Each tier adds height and shelter around its lookout, while keeping the stairs and platforms visible from the side.
Archer hut, tier two: the completed timber lookout through a day and night.
Archer hut, tier three: the completed taller stone-and-timber lookout through a day and night.
The same three construction studies show how the taller shapes catch sunlight, moonlight and weather.
All three archer hut tiers assemble under moving sunlight.
Archer huts assemble under a half moon, then full moonlight, followed by the red tint of Wraithmoon.
The three archer hut tiers assemble through rain and snow, with roof runoff and snow on exposed surfaces.
Watch the healer tent and cottage take shape, or see how weather stays with the world.