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>>11336417
How come you don't see this "jesterpunk"(just made that up don't know what it's actually called) medieval settings these days?

Things like checkered floored castles that have spires and towers with cones on the top with tapered triangular green or red flags. Guys wearing tights with like one green and one orange leg, pointed hats with feathers in them, a focus on the castle "family" queen, king, princess, prince etc white horses, knights in shining silver armor, suits of armor adorning the castle halls. Castle is usually on a cliff/hill. Closest I've seen these days is the witcher 3 game, but it's still not quite right. Pic related has the aesthetic I'm talking about, that classic medieval fantasy, you don't really see it anymore