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Free OpenSimulator OAR “Epic Citadel” by Epic Games ported by Cuteulala Artis, mirrored from Outworldz. Source metadata: 512 × 512 m region; 245 Mb source archive; 536 source downloads at last scan. Review the preview image, original source, creator credits, license, and source notes below before loading it into a region.
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Epic Citadel Castle
Author:Epic Games ported by Cuteulala Artis
Copyright:CC BY-NC-SA
Epic Citidel Rebuild Fits avatars with interior buildings
Freely distributed with Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0
This Oar includes the Great hall by Leora Jacobus and The Great Library, Clerics Hall and Ballroom by Roland Francis. Clarice Aleria and her alt Araminta TwycrossTwitchy added the room above the Great Hall the NPC items and SF Farm trees and stuff by Satyr Aeon. Some items are Linda Kellie's. Some are by Aley Arcadia. Jimmy Olsen made the Greedy Picnic Table
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