Mark-II Towers

Overview
Mark-II towers are a low budget style of outpost constructed by Spain during the Conquest.

Around the time of the Dragonbork Crisis, four Mark-II towers were famously comissioned to be adorned on Castillo Madrugada, forming the towers of Vinton, Valdez, Volle, and Valdetta.

These towers, aside from their application on other buildings, were also designed to standalone.

It takes just 9 stacks of cobblestone to create a Tier-1 Mark-II tower.

Features
The towers are constructed on an 8 x 8 base of stone and wood with four single streamers running along the sides. The Tier of a Mark-II tower is determined by the amount of stacked streamers it has stacked, with a minimum size of three streamers. This is outlined below. Mark-II Towers are also easily distinguished by their side plating. Baked stone surrounds stone brick, with newer Towers utilizing a 3x2 sectional pattern of stone brick to the top of the structure.
 * Tier 1 Mark-II Tower - 3 Streamers
 * Tier 2 Mark-II Tower - 4 Streamers
 * Tier 3 Mark-II Tower - 5 Streamers

Application
Many Mark-II towers were constructed during the Swiss-Spanish Conflict of 910 in interest of border security and surveillance.