- 2 levels, interior 2nd floor, removable roof
- Includes pre-supported files for FDM printing
- Includes unsupported versions of files
This elevated granary has a storage space upstairs and understory with plenty of room for shelter. A low stone wall provides a bit more cover for those beasts (or adventurers) seeking a bit of a hiding spot.
“A few feet is an good as a mile" - Stone Farmer saying meaning sometimes you only need a certain effort to produce the needed results, even when you think you would need more.
Far beyond the reaches of help from Torbridge Cull, way down south along the Old Beryl Way where it skirts the edges of the endless forest, live a particularly hardy stock of frontiersmen. People from the 'Cull semi-pejoratively call them "stone farmers", both because of the huge amounts of stone they've had to clear from their land and because of their stoic manner and hardy lives.
These farmers and frontiersmen live on the edge of the vast unknown of the Endless Forest, and some are closer to the border with the desert lands than they are to Torbridge Cull. Contact with Cullmen is seldom, and some remote families probably only deal with folk from the 'Cull once or twice a year. They probably see more desert bandits skulking in the foothills of the ambush cliffs than they do fellow Talharians.
The Stone Farmers have made good use of the great deal of stone cleared from their land to build their crude but effective outbuildings. Their granaries are a good example of this. Built just high enough off the ground to protect the stores from pretty much all herbivorous munching, they also double as a simple shelter for livestock that needs to escape a sudden storm.
