pillories and stocks as parks
All what’s left of it is a tourist attraction.
They don’t need roadside connection, they can be freely placed without the need for a road next to it – but they still need road access for tourists and services therefore you are limited to around 4 tiles away from the nearest road.
This set contains 10 assets as listed below.
They are also in 2 other versions:
– prisons
– props (coming soon)
name
image
main model tris
lod model tris
description
pillory – Autem Divers
296
66
Autem Divers used to be pickpockets who worked mainly during church services
pillory – Blue Pigeon
336
40
Blue pigeons were thieves who went after the lead off from church roofs and houses
pillory – Buffer
1438
96
A buffer – someone who stole animals — horses and dogs, mostly — and sold their skins
pillory – Ruffler
400
34
Rufflers – usually ex-military men who beat people up for money (not from the source mentioned before)
stocks – Ark Ruffian
236
34
Ark ruffians were waterside robbers who would start a row with passengers on a boat, climb aboard, beat their victims, strip them and cast them overboard; also called badgers
stocks – Badgers
750
34
a different name for ark ruffians
stocks – Amusers
384
32
Not those very amused but amusers were thieves who would throw snuff (or dust) into the eyes of their victims in order to rob them of the valuables – with this sort of penalty – sitting for a day or few hours in stocks I’d be amused too
pillory – Bristlers
406
44
A bristler was someone who would use loaded dice in order to run a gambling scam (not from the source mentioned before)
pillory – Pringers
254
36
corruption of the word prigger – someone who stole horses
pillory – Bybyggersråb
1182
36
this one is not a crime name but my take on one of the European languages and it should roughly translate into “city-buildercry” (as opposed to a warcry) –
All footprint – less than 1×1
all these assets share same texture
main model
lod model
texture
512*1024
64*128
pillories and stocks as parks by macluk
