Somebody has to build the roads, the bridges, the village greens, the signposts and the small things that make a place feel lived in. That is what the Public Works is for: we hand out the projects, you build them, and the finished work becomes part of the grid.
A Beaver gets a clear brief, a piece of ground to work on, build rights where they are needed, and the group tag over their head. When the work is done we look at it together, and then it is handed over to the grid, where everyone gets to use it.
Every one has a brief, a place on the map and a reward. Pick the one you want, or write and we will suggest something.
A small village in the snow and Christmas country, on the Snowline Road. Houses, a square, fences. No kitsch overload, it should look lived in.
Carriageway 8 m, 4 m shoulder each side. Please keep the straights straight and the curves soft; leave the shoulder clear for planting, lamps and signs.
Narrow unpaved track, 4 m carriageway, 2 m shoulder, above 95 m elevation. Rough is fine, it should feel like a track and not a road.
A set of lamps, waymarkers and marker posts that suits both the coast and the highland. Used on every road, so a few good pieces beat many mediocre ones.
Edge on edge, no roundabout. The parcel is larger here, so there is room for a bench, a sign, maybe a ten minute rez zone.