The palette

Stone bricks with mossy and cracked stone bricks for the terrace, stone brick stairs for its buttresses, talus and wide stair, polished andesite and smooth stone for the paving; polished deepslate, deepslate bricks and cobbled deepslate for the hall's footing; dark oak logs for the staves and stripped dark oak logs for the posts, beams and pillars; spruce and dark oak planks for the floor, a cobblestone hearth; dark oak and spruce stairs for the aisle roofs; bamboo planks, bamboo stairs and bamboo mosaic for the gilded shingles, gold block for the ridge, the pillar heads and the sun shields; mangrove planks and stairs for the red paint of the friezes and bargeboards; mangrove, bamboo, pale oak, warped and dark oak trapdoors for the painted shields and the pillar carving; redstone block for the dragons' eyes.

Techniques

• Nave and aisles
• A ridge that sweeps up
• Carved pillars
• Painted gables
• A terrace with buttresses

The steps

1. Stone terrace: its walls and buttresses
2. Stone terrace: the paving
3. The wide stair between its cheeks
4. Hall floor and its dark stone footing
5. Posts and stave walls of the aisles
6. Windows and painted shields
7. Nave posts, the long hearth and the high seat
8. Aisle roofs of dark shingles
9. Clerestory and its red and gold frieze
10. Porch: six carved pillars
11. Porch: tie beams, braces and the great doors
12. Carved screens over the tie beam and the back wall
13. Gilded roof: the shingles
14. Smoke louvres on the ridge
15. Sun shields on the gables
16. Red and gold bargeboards, crossed over the apex
17. Four gilded dragon heads
18. Braziers and lanterns

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