So I've been using this in a non-medieval-exclusive modded playthrough and I think this is one of my new essential mods! It bridges the gap between neolithic and industrial very well. I'm doing a standard start and building an electrical infrastructure feels far less urgent than it normally is - I can just take my time and focus on growth, first.

Some of the things I really like:

- I love the emphasis on doodads (like the chest and grindstone) because I'm a sucker for functional decorative buildings
- Excellent art
- The wheat grinding, mining, and cotton spinning mechanics are the best implementations of each I've seen. I can finally drop the old "continued" mods I'd been keeping around exclusively for those things!
- I appreciate the effort to consolidate all the different leathers/hides/wools into a much shorter list.

Classification and text errors I've noticed:

- Gloves and boots are made at the anvil and not at the tailoring bench.
- Because the 'spin fabric' action is available on the Tailoring Bench, pawns assigned to "Craft" work will attempt to do "Tailoring" actions, even if they are not assigned to it.
- There is no recipe to make quivers.
- Some names are redundant or don't fit very well ("Leather leather vest", "Steel ingot longsword")
- Padded Surcoat is a skin item, and isn't worn over anything like the name/description implies.
- Decaying Roxes get a giant pink box placed over them.
- Noble Rustic furniture should probably go in the same research node as the other noble furniture.
- Heavy fur and Thick Leather still use the Muffalo and Bear leather descriptions, respectively. Also, Heavy Fur should be colored megasloth beige instead of muffalo blue imo.
- There is a duplicate definition for Leather.

Mod patches that I think would help:

- The Dark Forest biome doesn't have any Vanilla Plants Expanded fruit trees attached to it.
- There are a lot of overlapping names/items with VPE and VFE-Medieval; this has been discussed in other threads, but I want to mention it here.
- Wheat is really inconvenient to store using Deep Storage. I think Wheat should qualify for Food Baskets and Haylofts.

Some balance and feature suggestions:

- The big dark forest trees could use a less-big sprite before they're fully grown.
- I think the Rox should be a pack animal, should grow wool, and should have a pretty significant revenge rate for failed taming.
- Roxes, Thrumbos, Muffalos, and other iconic creatures should get their own leather/cloth category back to preserve their unique statistics.
- Flour actually spoils considerably faster than Wheat irl. I think Wheat should last longer and be easier to bulk store, whereas Flour should have a large stack size to make it best suited for shelf storage in the kitchen.
- It's really hard to even minimally armor arms/legs before you reach chainmail. Protective Clothing should add some sort of padded undergarment, or the Gambeson should include arms.
- Armors shouldn't include Neck because that would overlap with most helmets in this mod and give an absurd armor rating in a traditionally vulnerable place. (but really, I want it so my armored pawns can wear capes)
- The quiver is mad OP. You might want to consider limiting the weapons it works with and nerfing it.

Some things I don't like but that's just my opinion man:

- There are a lot of weapon techs for really minimal upgrades. Maybe they could be consolidated?
- I really dislike the cooking bench clutter. "Fried Eggs" are generally called "Simple Meal" in Rimworld.
- Aside from the wood piles, I don't think any of the storage options look great. I generally just stick to Deep Storage's options.
- I think the Scribe's Table should just be removed so another mod can fill the gap for medieval era. Unless you have a total medieval overhaul that bird will be trading with ships in orbit.