update default structure pack with all new changes.

NEW - add dulciphi's mayor mansion template and add tavern template to small town structure lists.

FIX - fix outhouse template change gold block to chest+nuggets.

FIX - add preview images for most structures.

FIX - add randomized loot to chest in village smith template.

CHANGE - update cluster value for default included structures should reduce frequency of two large structures close together, and reduce the frequency of them spawning next to towns.

CHANGE - update 'building expansion' setting for included default town templates.

Will also reduce archer effectiveness when they are fighting solo (mobs will hit them much more often with less knockback). Should make fighting swarms of archers a lot easier.

CHANGE - reduce knockback from archer arrows by half.

CHANGE - allow researched recipe to use ore dictionary for item matching.

fix using 'use research resources' from config.

FIX - fix using 'use research' setting from config.

lightly enchanted tools requires a single enchantment book of any type.

CHANGE - highly enchanted tools now requires 2 enchantment books, of any type.

The combination of these two completely separate lines of tradition will be considered as a possible root of this popular legend about castles at war.

This practice was known in England, parts of Scandinavia and in some parts of the USA right up until the 20th century. The punishment of tarring and feathering will also be considered. The chemical and physical properties of tar pitch and its production and use during the Middle Ages will be discussed with special focus on the application of tar pitch as an ingredient in medieval and post-medieval thermal weapons (especially Greek Fire, the firebomb and the fire arrow). This paper will examine the origin of this historical tradition and its archaeological and architectural sources. a story with only a relative truth at its core.

In reality, this way of fighting can only be seen as a legend, i.e.

The identification of 'machicoulis' (machicolations) as an architectural provision for pouring down liquid tar pitch goes back to the early days of castle research. In popular culture and even in academic discourse surrounding castles, hot tar pitch has been depicted as a widespread defensive weapon.

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