The Secret To Perfect Conan Builds

Today I've got some quick tips on tackling one of Conan's biggest secrets to success: Material Combinations. I've mentioned this concept in building tips vids before, but this video serves as an easy reference point for your own ideas. Enjoy!

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[Eradicatinn]

What are your favourite material combos?

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[colorpraeterita]

The last, Turanian and Stormglass, is what I use for my main base and it looks great, especially at night with regular fire lights.

On another channel (I forget the name) they used the Turanian bazaar set (mostly the white silk wall pieces) with Argossean and Aquilonian to good effect.

[aresgalamatis]

Arena (foundations, ground/top ceilings & outer pillars/stairs/fences) & Nemedian (walls, mid ceilings, inner pillars/stairs/fences & roofs), plus their doors/gates combine perfectly is my favourite combo, second and significantly cheaper to build without creative mode is Insulated Wood with Nemedian celings/roofs and a touch of frontier.

[CARP]

Sometimes you only want/need one piece from any set. I like to use frontier ceilings through many builds because of the even boards and decorative filigree. I also like using the lattice walls on the 2nd high wall as ventilation in warmer biomes, roleplay of course.

[redmage]

One of my favorites is Sandstone (Thatched-Roof) and Nemidian, But after this, I want to try Yamitai with the thatched roofing.

[roberthanna]

Yamatai Stairs and Argo roofs with the Pyramid set looks nice.

[TheGaryduff]

Great combination. I just dont know how you find the ideas for those designs of yours. You have a gift!

[seanjameson]

I'm working on a Pyramid & Stormglass combo. so far so good but the Turanian goes well with it too.

[Goodca]

Aqualonian and Arogosian may as well be the same-ish set really. Lol, I mean even the decorations look like they go together the only difference is the sea theme for Argosian.

[yeetbox]

I built a Pagoda 100% from scratch and memory using Aesir walls as a base (also concealing a dungeon underneath) and Yamatai for the towers. It is my favorite build to date

[Kiltzombie]

I just tried Nemedian and Argossian today and it turned out great!

[antonioorozco]

Nemedian and stable for the main body with argossian roofing. Gives it a nice Mediterranean feel and a bit of the AoE2 Spanish building vibe.

[freedomnews]

I like Kitan for inside walls as it's the same on either side and either the french of greek styled doors for between rooms.

[PatriotJedi]

There's no secret right or wrong way to build. It all comes down to personal preference and creativity. Some prefer simple builds others prefer complex.

[MarcFHuizinga]

Personally I've been using a lot of Aqui/Argo with Nemedian roofs lately to create things like Aquilonian type buildings. By then using things like Insulated wood to create shacks for storage things really start to come together. Perfect for a section of a city where the less opulent of people might live!

[dcook]

Arena and Reinforced Stone makes for an oppressive feel when used properly.

[mausolus]

Glad my favourite Stormglass-Turanian got here (black and gold is my favourite combo). Aside from that I love using Aquilonian/Argossean-Frontier (A/A for exterior, F for interior to make it more comfy and warmer with wooden pieces), Aquilonian/Argossean-Turan (basically making bridge between eastern and western cultures, sometime calling it "Byzantine" or "Sicilian" style) and Stormglass-latice pieces from Stables (since Stormglass has no open windows, many of its builds, especially in warmer biomes such as EL desert, jungle and savannah, and IoS floodlands and Isle of Dawn, could feel very stifling, and latice could get some air in. I suppose same issue could be with Pyramid set, so using lattice walls here could work as well)

[TimothyNelson-ik]

I like to use Nemedian with a mix of stable, insulated wood, and flotsam fences for balconies or roof trimmings

[valgilson]

I recently used black ice walls with nemedian roofs, gave my build a dark medevial feel.

[pyromancerinquisitor]

forgot my favorite, arena and frontier. although pyramid and reinforced stone has been something i also found works together well.