I'd like to request some updated Desert concepts. This includes: Stone walls with ornate etchings carved into them. More statues & Wall statues. Throughout history besides written works many cultures have used sculptures and wall decor to tell stories and their history. Arabic countries are no expectation. Pillars with ornate pillar heads depicting Gods or Animals. Even those of leaders from the past. Door frames and doors made of alabaster stone and mosaics or blue and red hues. Single accent pieces to decorate other assets such as genie lamps, alligator flowerpots, hookahs, etc. Textures: More stone patterns, ornate carved patterns on stone floor with red and or blue patterns found in temples and mosaic tiles path textures Roofs: Stone roofing with mosaics and fabric roofs with more pattern designs along with minaret and domed roofs Wall tapestries and hangings Ancient Egyptian furniture in the same style as the beds and chairs. More tables, cabinets, shelves, end tables, lanterns and wall sconces, benches, wardrobes, etc. More carpenter and building supplies for craftsmen and pulley line networks with more stable slates, lifts and catwalks. Boats for river ways and more aquatic creatures of the desert variety. Watering holes and sandstone wells. Sandstone water well and fountains Arabian market stalls with spice baskets, scrolls, pipes, foods, fabrics and other exotic goods for a bazaar Stalls with exotic creatures in cages and tons of snake charmer basket Modular cages with removable lids for exotic creatures (at least 2 materials) Hookahs and hookah signs for taverns and back-alley bars NEED ELEPHANTS for caravans and camels. Fern mats and rugs. Both circular and rectangular with ornate Arabic designs. Lots of different carpets with mosaic designs and magic flying carpets with wind effects or ones that fall into lava (critters you get me!) Sheer curtains (hue-able) Magical artifacts, obelisks, sigils Scientific instruments for alchemy (metallic) and clay jars for storage Star Charts and telescopes and navigation tools like sextants and map flags Arabian swords and scimitars in weapon stalls or placed haphazardly on floors in dungeons. Arabian tents with mosaic patterns and vibrant colors and dozens of pillows to match Ancient and lost sand dungeons and entrances like in the shape of a tiger.
