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Standard Railing: Scattered Structure
A simple stone guardrail. No two stone pillars have the same distance between them, being long or short at the designer's discretion. According to various apprentice artisans in Fontaine, this construction reflects the artisan's unique sense of "line aesthetics," which is that "tasteful scattering of design elements can prevent aesthetic fatigue resulting from repeated repetition." However, building something like this is much more troublesome than building the symmetrical version...