Civilizations,
forced to specialize.

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Three parallel worlds generated with custom terrain, and linked by a shared Nether. Players could travel between them, extending the influence of communities, and the threat of raiders, to all frontiers.

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The dark consequence of strategies and alliances optimised over multiple events. Raiders spread calamity in three separate worlds. The remainder of players formed defensive alliances or migrated to hidden sanctuaries.

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Three separate worlds, each had its own outcome: sporadic violence, inter-state conflict, and rolling terrorism. Communities grew stronger but remained susceptible to deception and raiders.

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Growth of server due to Joyfuul Wave, resulted in an expansion to four separated worlds. Players emerged from barren wildernesses, created diverse settlements, and contended with warring factions.

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Players built upon prior experience, and brought real-life political and social concepts into a world of coastal forests and island chains. Settlements migrated to distant shores, rose above all others, or endured the threat of terrorism.

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The zeroth event was the first full trial of ShotRush’s civilization plugin. Spawned in a harsh desert; players faced known, and new, threats from mobs, hunger, and each other.

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