Some good stuff so far.
The outhouse is actually planned as a garderobe, most likely along one of the corridors. I think that I will skip having clothing hanging in there though.
Golem lab, hmmm... I have not used the Missing Persons golem, but using pieces from it as parts during assembly might be just the ticket. Arm bits and leg bits on the tables, head on a stand....
The bell tower reminded me that I also want an observatory - a flat topped tower with a telescope, possibly made from a small cannon from Seaworks.
As this is a church sanctioned school I think that I will avoid anything pertaining to the dark arts, such as Goetry or necromancy. Besides, we all know what happens to Defense Against the Dark Arts professors, don't we?
A magical biology/zoology lab might be good, a tattered dragon's wing stretched across one wall. Some of the tables from Shellendrak Manor might fill in for lab tables. I may need to find one of the less gory tables for this.
I may need to take another look at , and see what I can crib from it. (Redhurst is a very cool gaming supplement, and can be easily modified for most fantasy RPGs.)
Library is a given, I wonder how I can make one of those wheeled ladders that you find in very old libraries... bookshelves running up the walls, and high Shellendrak Manor windows on one or two of the walls to let in daylight.
I have a figure that I can use as the librarian - one time Grenadier, now from Copplestone Castings. (Copplestone photo follows.)
The dashing young fellow in purple is my librarian. (Though a small orangutan would not be entirely out of place either.) The young apprentice might work well for the school as well.
One of the conceits I am holding to in this construction is that while many of the rooms are double height, but all windows are on the second floor - the first floor is really a basement - the place built down rather than up, with the exception of a few towers. This double height is largely to allow me to create half rooms, where a loft or balcony overlooks the larger room.
The Auld Grump
Last year when I did this the postage came to less than twenty dollars. (I want to say less than fifteen.)
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