Just one more...
Here's the finished Ostia Castle Town map and the first map inside Ostia Castle. One more map, the final battle with Pent, and the maps are done (aside from map changes and shop placement).
The trees look so-so right now because the town tileset has a bunch of tree tiles and you're meant to like...join them up properly, but I used the standalone one everywhere. Normally in FE one avoids straight, non-damaged roads, because they look sort of strange, but I figured since this is basically the capital city of Lycia, the road should at least be pretty nice. I also added shops and an arena because why the hell not. Arena in the third-to-last chapter? Sure throw it in. It fills up space at least.
And here's the Ostia Castle interior. It turned out okay. What we can conclude about Ostia is...they really love walls, also staircases.
I think it's at least reasonable-looking. The stairs into the throne room are meant to be going downwards, by the way. Downward stairs are hard to do because well...they look the same as upward stairs. But the double wall at the back is meant to indicate the change in elevation. And also allows me to use the fancy stain-glass window tile! It's meant to be part of a secret passageway hidden behind the throne. Which is where Pent is hiding, of course. I uh...haven't decided why yet? Maybe Ostia has tombs back there and Pent wants to quickly desecrate them before murdering everyone? Who knows. Anyway one more map!
The trees look so-so right now because the town tileset has a bunch of tree tiles and you're meant to like...join them up properly, but I used the standalone one everywhere. Normally in FE one avoids straight, non-damaged roads, because they look sort of strange, but I figured since this is basically the capital city of Lycia, the road should at least be pretty nice. I also added shops and an arena because why the hell not. Arena in the third-to-last chapter? Sure throw it in. It fills up space at least.
And here's the Ostia Castle interior. It turned out okay. What we can conclude about Ostia is...they really love walls, also staircases.
I think it's at least reasonable-looking. The stairs into the throne room are meant to be going downwards, by the way. Downward stairs are hard to do because well...they look the same as upward stairs. But the double wall at the back is meant to indicate the change in elevation. And also allows me to use the fancy stain-glass window tile! It's meant to be part of a secret passageway hidden behind the throne. Which is where Pent is hiding, of course. I uh...haven't decided why yet? Maybe Ostia has tombs back there and Pent wants to quickly desecrate them before murdering everyone? Who knows. Anyway one more map!