Ark Player Builds Impressive GoT-Inspired Base Just In Time For House Of The Dragon

An player has impressed the community with a massive creation inspired by one of the most iconic locations seen in and its prequel spinoff, . Building is a primary component of and its remake,, as players gather resources out in the open world to build anything from the most basic structures designed for functionality in a bid to survive to more elaborate, massive, multi-leveled facilities with varying durability depending on what building tier players are on.

lzoesc took to the r/ARK Subreddit to share their recreation of a massive settlement inspired by King's Landing, the capital of the Seven Kingdoms on the coast of Westeros.

The location is built upon several tiers, much like the actual King's Landing's hill-type layout, from lower levels up to towering structures, creating an impressive sense of scale fitting for such a location.

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lzoesc's recreation features all the main components of the iconic location, from the large city wall that would normally be manned by the City Watch, aka. The Gold Cloaks, to the towering Red Keep, which houses the King of the Andals and the First Men, his family, and his court and is located atop the hill, looking down at all of the houses below. The walkthrough video created the feeling of entering through the gates of the city wall before panning up to show the sheer scale, which could only have been further brought to life with some kind of an NPC mod to populate it as ZombiejesusX suggested in the comments.

While lzoesc didn't state which version of they built their King's Landing-inspired settlement in, improved the building mechanics from in many ways, with better snap points for certain structure types that added some much-needed creative freedom as players could better align items and rotate them in a variety of different ways to further create impressive and unique structures