Welcome back to Hermitcraft Season 11! In today’s episode, I transform the landscape into lavender fields surrounding the growing village and farms. The area is starting to feel alive with winding paths, lush greenery, and endless fields of purple stretching across the hillsides! Let me know what you think of the lavender fields and what should be added next! ► World of Keralis Server: • IP: play.keralis.net • Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/worldofkeralis_official/ ► Inspiration & Credits: • Roman & Tree Inspiration: https://www.planetminecraft.com/member/xdlillexd/ • Copper Golem Boat Pulling: https://www.reddit.com/r/HermitCraft/comments/1t0pkb4/villager_on_a_fishing_journey_for_keralis/ • Fern & Grass Farm by @RaysWorks: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sM0d6ZBQbS8 ► Keralis Links: • Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/iamkeralis • Twitter: https://twitter.com/WorldofKeralis • Twitch: http://www.twitch.tv/keralis 🎵 Need Music for Your Videos and support me? • Royalty-free music: https://share.uppbeat.io/4bzlsorwwu1z • Intro/Outro Song: https://uppbeat.io/track/hey-pluto/the-brighton-bop #Minecraft #Hermitcraft #HermitcraftS11
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You could add forever young bees to the lavender fields for some more movement
the base is growing to be my top favorite of hermitcraft bases of all time ❤
Wow the build turned out breathtaking! Thanks for the mention too. There's also a newer way to hold down mouse button in vanilla with controls toggles.
instantly recognisable as a lavender field! i think the amount of tall grass really helps dampen the vibrancy of the lavender in a really nice way
One suggestion. The tiny house among the lavendar could use a small bench outside. With a cramped house and such a beautiful view I imagine the occupant would want to sit outside sometimes
The nether portal can be the arch of titus, and elevate it a bit so you can see the base from a nice viewpoint leaving the nether
New week, new project, and another perfectly mediocre episode! Hope you enjoy it, and thank you for being the absolute best community out there. ❤ You can also follow me on X: /WorldofKeralis And Instagram: /iamkeralis
Maybe add a well in that triangle spot where the paths meet near the portal would help. Love the build
That lavender farm is SO GOOD. The tall grass is just enough to break up the regularity.
It might look nice to incorporate upsidedown lilacs in invisible item frames for the effects of drying lavender
You should put some firefly bushes along the lilac field, it would really help it all feel a bit more alive without distracting from the actual view
Not sick of Anno, I really like the way you're integrating your inspiration material. It's a really good look at the creative process.
It would be cool to have white marble boulders angled out of the lilac fields. Really cool theme going on!
Keralis: I'm really loving the lavender fields, but I think instead of a tree poking through the house's courtyard you should put in an IMPLUVIUM! It's a little rainwater pool in the Atrium that the Romans would do their laundry in, and that hole in the courtyard roof looks just like a COMPLUVIUM, the hole that lets that rainwater in! I think that would be so glorious, and quite fitting for the time period! 🤩
You could make a terracotta farm like Bdubs did last season in the silos. You could make it a potter building for your empire!
If you elevate the portal, on a small hill, when you come out, you would see the rolling hills and the estate.
For the Copper Golum boat machine you could use daylight sensors so they go out at sunrise and head back at sunset.
Your base this season is absolutely stunning. Using Anno as inspiration to make the base more historically accurate is genius. I Love your face. Keep it going. Also...don't do a big project for next episode.
I think outlining the flower fields with stone walls would add so much, like what is in your Anno game. like a 1 block tall wall (variation in height a little) would be awesome. Some holes in the wall like entrances in too!
Imo, for the Lavander Farm... leave the "court yard" open... Taken from Google,... The room in a Roman house or villa that was open to the sky with a shallow pool inside is called the atrium. The shallow pool used to collect rainwater was known as the impluvium, which was positioned directly below a roof opening called the compluvium. These rooms were necessary for water collection and air circulation... so imo you should NOT put a tree in there unless the building is "vacant and in ruins". Maybe a tree outside would be more appropriate.