An Introduction To Vikings Featuring Terrible Art

Aurora Aurora · 2018-11-03 19:02:40

I thought I would just have some fun and make and imaginary vikings update featuring 39 new items (actually 15 but shhh) cause I just fucking love vikings.
And before anyone asks, it took me about 3 hours to draw all the items and crafting transitions (shameful I know) and Its all drawn in paint.

The new items include -

The Spinning Wheel
Wheel

Wooden Disc + Rope + Steel Ingot + Short Wooden Shaft + Smithing Hammer = Spinning Wheel

Flax
Linone Lintwo Linthree Linfour

Flax + Sharp Stone = Cut Flax With Seeds
Cut Flax Plant With Seeds + Hand = Cut Flax & Seeds
Cut Flax + 1 Minute = Dry Flax
Dry Flax + Bone Comb = Flax Fibers

Linen Fabric
Linfab

Linen Fiebrs + Spinning Wheel = Linen

A Petticoat
Linfab Linfab

Linen + Needle And Thread = Petticoat

A Suspender-Dress
Linfab Linfab Linfab Linfab

Petticoat + Sheers = Cut Petticoat
Cut Petticoat + Gold/Iron Buckles = Suspenders
(Suspenders + Simmering Dye = Dyed Suspenders)
Suspenders + Petticoat = Suspender-Dress

A Tunic
Linfab Linfab Linfab

Petticoat + Belt = Petticoat With Belt
Petticoat With Belt + Sheers = Tunic
(Tunic + Simmering Dye = Dyed Tunic)

A Bone Comb
Linfab

Sheep Bones + Hand = Sheep Bone
Sheep Bone + Knife = Bone Comb

Leather
Linfab Linfab Linfab

Cow + Bow And Arrow = Shot Cow
Shot Cow + Knife = Leather
Leather + Knife = Two Big Pieces Of Leather
Two Big Pieces Of Leather + Knife = Four Small Peices Of Leather

Leather Shoes
Linfab

One Small Piece Of Leather + Needle And Thread = Leather Shoe

A Seed Pouch
Linfab

One Big Piece Of Leather + One Small Piece Of Leather + Needle And Thread = Seed Pouch

A Male Hat (Leather Hat)
Linfab

Two Big Pieces Of Leather + One Small Peice Of Leather = Leather Hat

A Female Hat (Linen Hat)
Linfab

Linen Fabric + Sheers = Linen Hat

A Dull Knife
Linfab
Works as a knife but it can't kill animals or people

Steel Blade + Big Hard Rock = Dull Blade
Dull Blade + Short Shaft = Dull Knife

Steel And Gold Buckles
Linfab Linfab

Gold/Steel Ingot + Chisel + Smthing Hammer = Gold/Steel Buckles

A Steel And Gold Belt
Linfab Linfab

One Big Piece Of Leather + Steel/Gold Buckles = Steel/Gold Belt

Fuck me this took me over an hour to type.

Anyways, I might add more, but heres all the images I drew, even the ones I didn't use

Linfab

Peace out

Last edited by Aurora Aurora (2018-11-04 12:15:46)

Luka · 2018-11-03 19:45:10

Cool! I think tunics should be added

voy178 · 2018-11-03 20:45:10

Great idea, but shouldn't the game be period neutral?

GreatShawn · 2018-11-03 20:56:29

Aurora switch back to your old profile pic!!!

Aurora Aurora · 2018-11-03 20:59:08

voy178 wrote:

Great idea, but shouldn't the game be period neutral?

No.

Aurora Aurora · 2018-11-03 21:00:08

GreatShawn wrote:

Aurora switch back to your old profile pic!!!

No.

GreatShawn · 2018-11-03 21:06:20

Aurora Aurora wrote:

GreatShawn wrote:
Aurora switch back to your old profile pic!!!
No.

Your new prof pic looks like you irl

Aurora Aurora · 2018-11-03 21:08:34

GreatShawn wrote:

Aurora Aurora wrote:
GreatShawn wrote:
Aurora switch back to your old profile pic!!!
No.
Your new prof pic looks like you irl

Pssh I wish, Id kill to look like that

tana · 2018-11-03 21:25:04

the horned helmet ! don't forget the horned helmet !

*runs away*

Aurora Aurora · 2018-11-03 21:27:28

tana wrote:

the horned helmet ! don't forget the horned helmet !

*runs away*

FIGHT ME! THEY DIDNT WEAR THOSE!!! FIGHT ME!!!!!!

Roblor · 2018-11-03 21:31:28

tana wrote:

the horned helmet ! don't forget the horned helmet !

*runs away*

Only one with horns is you, Tana!

tana · 2018-11-03 21:32:21

Aurora Aurora wrote:

FIGHT ME! THEY DIDNT WEAR THOSE!!! FIGHT ME!!!!!!

why do you think i ran away ?

Aurora Aurora · 2018-11-03 21:36:06

tana wrote:

Aurora Aurora wrote:
FIGHT ME! THEY DIDNT WEAR THOSE!!! FIGHT ME!!!!!!
why do you think i ran away ?

I DIDNT STUDY VIKINGS FOR 3 YEARS TO BE DISRESPECTED LIKE THIS

tana · 2018-11-03 21:49:14

I ran too far, I can't hear you.

GreatShawn · 2018-11-03 21:55:38

tana wrote:

I ran too far, I can't hear you.

I am so relieved that at least you got ears...

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Monolith_Rans · 2018-11-04 03:32:01

love it! You have to stretch and tan leather tho. Soak it in simmering water, tie it into a wood frame and scrape with a flint chip, then let it cure.

Monolith_Rans · 2018-11-04 03:33:13

i want horns on the hat and steel breast plates.

Anshin · 2018-11-04 04:07:06

Aurora Aurora wrote:

tana wrote:
the horned helmet ! don't forget the horned helmet !

*runs away*
FIGHT ME! THEY DIDNT WEAR THOSE!!! FIGHT ME!!!!!!

Well, Playmobil says they do, so it must be true!
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Morti · 2018-11-04 04:14:15

tongs + tongs = rack kit
rack kit + straight shaft = tanning rack
cow hide + tanning rack = tanning rack with cow hide
tanning rack with cow hide + rope = strung cow hide on tanning rack
strung cow hide on tanning rack + 60 seconds = strung cow leather on tanning rack
hand + strung cow leather on tanning rack = leather + tanning rack

That, or, you could use the frame and maybe a pair of tongs to prop it up to make tanning rack, and go from there.

Could also boil the hide in water before stretching it, but may want to add crock with simmering water for soups and other recipes to dip the leather in with tongs.

AnobeseWalrus · 2018-11-04 04:33:12

Morti wrote:

tongs + tongs = rack kit
rack kit + straight shaft = tanning rack
cow hide + tanning rack = tanning rack with cow hide
tanning rack with cow hide + rope = strung cow hide on tanning rack
strung cow hide on tanning rack + 60 seconds = strung cow leather on tanning rack
hand + strung cow leather on tanning rack = leather + tanning rack
That, or, you could use the frame and maybe a pair of tongs to prop it up to make tanning rack, and go from there.
Could also boil the hide in water before stretching it, but may want to add crock with simmering water for soups and other recipes to dip the leather in with tongs.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tanning_(leather)
Another use for Alum too

pein · 2018-11-04 06:07:51

dull knife- you want to say flint chip?

Morti · 2018-11-04 07:59:22

AnobeseWalrus wrote:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tanning_(leather)
Another use for Alum too

Looks like alum is used in tawing, not so much tanning, and produces lower quality leathers, if I read that correctly.
"Technically, tawing is not tanning."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tanning_(leather)#Tawing

As a game, I think Jason wants to keep things simple and not recreate every step required.

I'd be happy with more chemistry in the game. Throw all the real life steps into the process you want. I'll repeat them 100 times and get the whole process down to a science of it's own, if the products are worth the time.

Right now our economy is that of soil, water and iron. Temperature is also one of the big factors as all those things are depleted due to hunger tied to temp. Transportation and storage are also big factors; baskets, backpacks, boxes, carts, and the underutilized horse cart. All very important.

Aurora Aurora · 2018-11-04 09:10:52

pein wrote:

dull knife- you want to say flint chip?

Ah yes just let me cut my bread WITH THIS FUCKING ROCK I FOUND ON THE GROUND

VioletLily · 2018-11-04 10:39:50

Aurora Aurora wrote:

pein wrote:
dull knife- you want to say flint chip?
Ah yes just let me cut my bread WITH THIS FUCKING ROCK I FOUND ON THE GROUND

Well... If it works, it works. We do store a vast majority of our food on the ground after all, so I'm not sure the characters in the game would find it too odd

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tana · 2018-11-04 11:00:57

Morti wrote:

tongs + tongs = rack kit
rack kit + straight shaft = tanning rack
cow hide + tanning rack = tanning rack with cow hide
tanning rack with cow hide + rope = strung cow hide on tanning rack
strung cow hide on tanning rack + 60 seconds = strung cow leather on tanning rack
hand + strung cow leather on tanning rack = leather + tanning rack
That, or, you could use the frame and maybe a pair of tongs to prop it up to make tanning rack, and go from there.
Could also boil the hide in water before stretching it, but may want to add crock with simmering water for soups and other recipes to dip the leather in with tongs.

well the hide has to be scratched thouroughly first to remove any hair and flesh particles, i think the adze could be used for that.
Also if I remember correctly, urine was used for the tanning process, since now we have urine pigment, it's in the realm of possibility to collect urine (maybe give water to a cow twice in a row without collecting milk first) and we could have a wooden (or copper, i'd love the introduction of copper in the game) tub.
(i guess we could use a crockpot, but the idea seems a bit disgusting)
Edit : well bark was also used, so we could have the introduction of Oaks and Firs if it's easier than urine.

wikipedia wrote:

Skins typically arrived at the tannery dried stiff and dirty with soil and gore. First, the ancient tanners would soak the skins in water to clean and soften them. Then they would pound and scour the skin to remove any remaining flesh and fat. Next, the tanner needed to remove the hair from the skin. This was done by either soaking the skin in urine, painting it with an alkaline lime mixture, or simply allowing the skin to putrefy for several months then dipping it in a salt solution. After the hairs were loosened, the tanners scraped them off with a knife. Once the hair was removed, the tanners would "bate" (soften) the material by pounding dung into the skin, or soaking the skin in a solution of animal brains. Bating was a fermentative process which relied on enzymes produced by bacteria found in the dung. Among the kinds of dung commonly used were those of dogs or pigeons. Sometimes, the dung was mixed with water in a large vat, and the prepared skins were kneaded in the dung water until they became supple from bacterial enzyme action, but not too soft. The ancient tanner might use his bare feet to knead the skins in the dung water, and the kneading could last two or three hours. This combination of urine, animal feces, and decaying flesh made ancient tanneries malodorous. Children employed as dung gatherers were a common sight in ancient cities. Also common were "piss-pots" located on street corners, where human urine could be collected for use in tanneries or by washerwomen.

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