#minecraft city building

[kiellessa]

Someone had DM'd me asking to see the two houses up close. I also changed the roof on the one to be red since there were too many dark roofs all next to each other. :)

[thegimmicky]

Minecraft Gothic Church Tower

[d8tl55c]

[tea-bird]

just a small potato shop :)

[ninjasmudge]

i like to play minecraft on peaceful survival bc im essentially using it like a building sim where i can find materials to build cool houses/cities out of. i have a few games where i play normal survival minecraft though, and they always throw me off bc im still using it as a building sim except it takes me twice as long because this time i have to kill all these fucking skeletons on the way to get dye for glazed terracotta

[puckeruppetra]

If ONLY Soren was seen in S2 of MCSM, I know he ain’t there because he was 100% too busy living in the end after the end update. I just know he was too busy building a society, flying around with Elytras, trying to forget about his ex (Ivor), using shulker boxes, FLYING IN END SHIPS. He definitely built those ships I’m calling it now.

[puppetmaster13u]

HYPOTHETICALLY if I were to put forth the idea of a DC & Minecraft crossover of the batfam or even all of Gotham getting dragged into a MC world of sorts, what would y'all's thoughts be?

[mel-grace98]

Some screen shots from my world In Minecraft!!!

[quaintbuilds]

Sunrise in the Kingdom of Mossland

I started this project because I really like Minecraft, and no one wanted to play it with me, so I fired up a new creative world, found a spot I liked, and got to work. Shortly after starting my project, I decided to make a tumblr blog to catalogue my progress and I recently realized it is now two years since I made that decision, and so, I turned on the shaders, set the time to sunrise, and took some glamor shots of some of my favorite parts of the project.

A lot has happened in the last two years, and some of it wasn't awful, but I really didn't expect this to actually become "something". I never really had people to share my builds with, and did not expect anyone to find this, but they did, and as of typing this, I have made 102 posts, have 223 followers, and have received hundreds of likes on my posts. Sometimes people even ask me building questions and it genuinely makes my day.

I don't mean to get too sappy, but thank you all for finding my little blog. I don't really know what I'm doing, or how this all works (my profile picture is still off center), but I look forward to continuing my blog and watching it grow.

[massivecraftofficial]

[shadeswift99]

SHADE. Shade I need your minecraft worldbuilding brain.

They introduced a bunch of new shards to 1.20. The one depicting the Warden is called "mourner."

THE POSSIBILITIES?? It's not just guarding these ancient cities, it's mourning what they once were? Maybe it's similar to an iron golem, a construct built to protect and then abandoned? Maybe it caused the ruination and it mourns what it destroyed? Maybe it's just cranky we disturbed it????

I really like all of those ideas! But, as is my duty as Shade, I am going to introduce you to an extra and more horrifying possibility!

So. Sculk. It's a fungus-like corruption that spreads when it's fed by XP, which is essentially souls or life energy in-universe released at the death or breaking of something. No mobs other than the Warden can spawn in the Deep Dark, which to me suggests sculk has a level of toxicity that even the undead can't handle. Except some people - players - seem to be able to withstand it, at least for a short period of time.

There sure is a lot of sculk in ancient cities, isn't there. A whooole lotta sculk. Whole lot of that stuff that duplicates through death of other living things.

Maybe the cities were full, when the first sculk was discovered. Maybe the toxicity claimed the first person to find it and spread as a result of that, the danger growing the more it took, until it was a wave few could escape. Maybe some got away through those odd portals, the ones with higher natural resistances lasting long enough to flee. ...Or, maybe some of them, left alive long enough to watch everyone else die, couldn't bring themselves to leave. Maybe they stayed to mourn the loss, exposing themselves for longer than even they could withstand. Maybe instead of dying, they changed.

The Warden has the same size hitbox as a player. In spite of visually far exceeding that size, it can fit through the same size gaps. Almost as if it outgrew the volume the Universe had calculated for it. And its ribcage, open and filled with sculk-like texture inside, has always read as human-like to me. The sculk controls it, so the body tries to kill living things to fuel the spread. It's only natural.

But maybe, like the cordyceps fungus, the sculk leaves the brain intact while bending the muscles of the body to its own purposes. Perhaps the Warden's eyes are closed because the mourner is still mourning - the loss of their city, still, or what they lost of themselves by not turning away.

[kiellessa]

And here are the two newest houses, their backs and at the tail end, the street view as of now. They share an adjoining wall and it's starting to get crowded so hard to get shot of just them lol.

[thegimmicky]

Minecraft Gothic Church Tower

[progamer672]

Here's my city called "Bluely City", what do you think? (It's still in progress)

[autismsmp]

Passing through my nation on the way to christmas islansd

I delayed our migration to take all these photos lol

Welcome to Dirtmania

[ninjasmudge]

minecraft is a horror game