We were obsessed with finding a grand city hidden within a mountain, but such a place would necessitate locating a massive mountain far from the sea. Our exploration commenced in a northerly direction, as it represented the sole remaining frontier to uncover. During this lengthy journey, we discovered three distinct villages and a perilous tower containing a cage of blue birds. We vanquished all the tower’s guardians and retrieved some tools from its chests. ...
It’s time to explore the cave to collect a lot of needed materials. We start the exploration one in front of the other: me in front with a pickaxe to pick blocks of bedrock, and my mate behind me with an enchanted pickaxe to collect with more luck. Until we arrived at the entrance of the cavern, a very big place with many monsters and precious materials. I applied many torches to mark the street and keep the monsters at a distance. ...
At this point of the story, we had discovered three different places that we can call home. The first one was the tower, the second one The Halls of the King Below, and the third one was the village house. The best practice is to connect the mountain house with the village through a street, but in a secure zone free from monster attacks. The first step was to build a big black tower on the roof of the village house; the bedrock in the chests was enough for this target. ...
An Elegy for Stone and Silence There lies, beneath the cliffs where lantern-light dies, a gate not carved by mortal hand. Two silent guardians, statues wrought of marble and forgotten magic Watch the water’s edge with a sightless gaze, as though still bound by oath to a king whose name the wind no longer speaks. Above the threshold, words endure the centuries, etched in trembling stone: Kneel not in fear, but in awe ...
After a negative experience in the cave, I decided to build a new home at the village. I began from foundation columns to build a first floor high above the terrain. I needed a lot of cobblestone for building the sides of the house, so I dedicated a lot of time to mining to reach large stocks of cobblestone. I organized the house in three floors: first floor with furnace, stonecutter, crafting table, smithing table and some chests for various types of cobblestone, tools and various types of wood objects. In the second floor I put chests for minerals, metal ingots and food, at the side of the hall one smoker and one blast furnace. Inside the roof at the third floor there are my bed, some chests and a cartography table.
Just entered in that dangerous place I saw a high waterfall column in the center of the cave. After I made the zone secure, I started to build a long bridge to reach the waterfall. Having reached it, I built stairs all around the waterfall until a wood platform. Near that platform there was a box that was spawning venomous spiders, so I decided to stop my exploration. I came back to the cave with armor, weapons and enough food. I decided to climb faster through the waterfall instead of using the stairs, but I was hit by an arrow that killed me. So I abandoned the mission because I lost everything in my inventory. Another chapter has begun: stop exploration without a valid plan.
Once I had established a stable daily routine with enough food to survive, I realized it was time for exploration. I chose a ship as my means of transport, which allowed me to travel long distances in a short time. Night sailing was possible because, in the open sea, it’s rare to encounter monsters. On a few of these journeys, I discovered not one but two galleons, and on one of them, I found a treasure map. My new goal became finding the treasure. I began my search along many inland rivers, but as night fell, I encountered a sea monster that killed me. I was devastated – I had lost all my belongings, including the treasure map! Like a flash, I rushed back to the same spot to recover as many items as I could. I was lucky: I found the map! After that experience, I decided to mine underground while continuing to work on completing the treasure map. In the meantime, I expanded the map using the cartography table. I dug for a long time across a great distance, but the map still wasn’t complete – until I stumbled upon a large cave with a wooden structure inside…
It all began near the edge of a polar region. To survive the night, I quickly built a cave in the terrain to get through it. In the next few days, I dedicated myself to gathering everything necessary for survival and to allow me to craft accessories and tools. The first important material was wood for building tools and a home. Another important thing was looking for food, like animals or fruit. My name is karmajedy, and one day another player appeared named TheOneLog_. He had been near my area for a few days and met me after some time. I hosted him for a few days in my home. Meanwhile, he began to build another house near mine, but with more ambition. He had in mind to build a tower instead of a classical house - a tower of three floors and a terrace on top.
To create a good Minecraft server, you need 3 things: hardware software internet connection Hardware You don’t need a powerful computer, just 2-core CPU, 4 GB of RAM and a few gigabytes of storage will be enough. In my case, I use an LXC container to run Alpine Linux in a Proxmox Virtual Environment. Software It’s easy to download the Minecraft server from here. Internet connection The minimum requirement is an 8 MB/s upload speed. ...