RTF is a global modification that replaces all towns in the game.

- But why specifically a deer? And not a moose/wolf/woodpecker, etc.?
- "Concept for T2," what exactly is T2?
- "On the hoops that additionally bind the bones together"... what bothers you so much about HOW the golem's bones are held together? It's magic, it can't have "earthly" rules, it's just magic! ))
- The same goes for the breastbone being the wrong shape, but this isn't an anatomy lesson; maybe the golem's bones underwent monstrous aberrations as a result of illness/infection/virus.... P.S. D&D - it seems to be a classic game, but what is it? I also came across this abbreviation when searching for images, but I don't know what it is...

You can take the deer skull from Skyrim, but the wolf skull there is corrupted - covered in patterns, the others don't fit, you can, of course, dig through mods, but I'm too lazy.

T2 is the second tier, that is, the level.

Binding the bones with iron is not necessary, but as a detail to distinguish the unit from the line, it's a good solution; I'm not making just one golem, but three similar ones.

It's just too lazy to make modified bones - I have a regular human skeleton, a mammoth breastbone, and a complete dragon skeleton (there will be problems with disassembling it into pieces) + there are small bones used in clothing; I would like to glue a golem out of this without mutilating the models.

D&D is a tabletop game, Dungeon and Dragons