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<\/a><\/p>\nWhat you may know is that Sentinel is meant to be the last vestige of hope for Raleigh if Blacklehn should break through the Sentinel Pass.\u00a0 The city at the mountains is essentially a military base, and it has expanded over the years to include families of the soldiers, and grown because of it.\u00a0 While there is always the threat of an invasion, the troops who guard the pass have done so diligently for decades, and they’ve always managed to keep their foes from breaching to the city proper.\u00a0 What you may not know is that the concept of the tower being part of the sigil was done because I used to be (and still am) a huge nerd for Tower Defense games.\u00a0 Back when As Darkness Falls<\/em> was still a spark of an idea in my mind, I envisioned a tower defense game that took place in the Sentinel Pass, and it was through the development of that idea that we ended up with characters like Pendrich, and some minor characters that we spotted in The Enemy Within.\u00a0 Tellest truly is a world where the tiniest detail can come back and grow in a big way.<\/p>\n Since Sentinel is known for the stonework of the towers in the pass, and they’re likely under constant siege, it wouldn’t be unreasonable to believe that the sigils painted here and there would see some wear and tear over time.\u00a0 In fact, it might even be the norm, as it’s unlikely that a talented artist is going to spend too much time refreshing the paint here and there.\u00a0 Then again, through the course of the long battles, it’s possible that the rival kingdoms have painted over each others sigils over and over again.<\/p>\n Now, while Sentinel certainly isn’t going to be using any ships in the mountains in their region (although airships would be another thing entirely), they would have banners on administrative buildings in the city, wagons that travel to the larger allied settlements and even the capital, and of course, the towers in the pass.\u00a0 At certain points in the Sentinel Pass, there is likely a chance to spot several of these banners fluttering in the wind.<\/p>\n As we mentioned earlier, the painted version of the Sentinel sigil might be used to quickly identify ownership of a tower.\u00a0 While banners would be quickly burned or torn to bits, an army might be able to get a mildly talented artist in place to paint something on the side of a tower in order to ensure their troops were moving toward an allied battlement.\u00a0 Even then, there might be some confusion with all the chaos that goes on in the pass.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n