I Built for 500 Hours in Creative Mode

That's the best magical woods build I have ever seen. Honestly incredible work!

Since you seem to be a bit of a perfectionist, why not make a build that goes against everything you work to fix? Make it imperfect. Make it odd. That’d be a good challenge!

The fact that u give us how u build big project like that is a real +

Anybody doing TTRPG campaigns in this world yet?

what if you did a sort of norse ish area, obiously inspired by works of god of war and such?

You gotta stop one upping yourself or you're going to break the laws of physics with the next build!

omg i freaking love this

The Tengu definitely need a flying school in the floating mountains

I genuinely wish I could be this good at world building because I was genuinely interested not only in the bulding but also the lore

Hey theres actually a manhwa with this concept of a "god" tree its basically a tree with a system like level up concept, if anyones interested heres the name: Evolution begins with a Big Tree ch1 manhwa

Hi Shovel, I love the passion you put into these builds, making them true masterpieces. I mean, how many people do that? By now, I believe your fantasy map must be filled with builds in all the regions—each region with its own identity, style, culture, and economy.
So I suggest you connect all of the kingdoms together using trains and then ships, and create some nice villages and areas for traders who travel on foot, truly connecting your magical fantasy world together!
In the middle of your fantasy map, there is a large ocean with just on tiny island , so why not make something there—like a place where the leaders of all the cities come together to talk, and traders exchange goods and materials? It could be on an island, or maybe even a city below the land—not in a cave, but deep within the earth.
The city’s lore could be:
The City of (you choose):
Years and years ago, the City of (you choose) was the greatest city of all the kingdoms. They had the most authority, power, and wealth due to their strategic location. The city used Japanese-style architecture, like an underwater Atlantis, but with slightly darker shades of white and gold as its primary colors. The city was known for its technological advancements, with wise scholars traveling from far and wide.
But the ruler of the city became corrupt. Power went to his head, and he began to misuse it by blocking ships from crossing the sea and demanding more money. This led to famine and unrest in the other cities. Eventually, they turned against the City of (you choose). One fateful night, all the cities launched an attack, destroying the ports and burning the entire city to the ground, leaving the island in flames.
Soon after, the corrupt ruler died, and the new ruler chose peace. He made an oath never to harm any city again—and so did the people of the City of (you choose). From that day forward, the city began to rebuild its island and repair its relationships with the others.
Years passed, and the city transformed into the place where delegates debate and discuss ideas, and where traders meet in the grand markets to exchange goods. The new ruler became known as the Protector of Peace, preventing wars many times and earning the respect and honor of all kingdoms.
The people of the City of (you choose) now live peaceful lives. Most of them dwell in the part of the city built below the island, which is rich in treasures and ores—drawing traders from far and wide to purchase their goods.😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄

Maybe cool thing for the school?
A couple teachers taught the older students how to sew in order to customize their bedspreads. The older kids then helped/taught the younger kids to make their bedspreads and it became a tradition over time for the older kids to teach the younger ones how to sew.

After you're done with this massive project you should do an Osha violations video on the builds 🙂

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Crazy video

techncally this is sculpting but its still good!
edit: i meant by kinda

Here its a structure and biome idea: (it could be cool)
Wow man this is just amazing. The way you build feels so alive, like that giant tree really looks like the heart of the whole world. And all the little details you put around it, they make it feel like a real place, not just blocks in Minecraft. Honestly I don’t know how you keep coming up with this stuff, but it’s so cool to watch.

While I was watching I got this idea in my head… what if you made something like the Ruins of a Forgotten Civilization? Like huge buildings from a lost people, now broken down and covered with vines and moss, like nature has been taking it over for 200 years. Kinda dark fantasy vibes, but still beautiful in its own way. And maybe in the ruins there could be these old Hybrid Humanoid Golems — like runic stone guardians, half covered in vines, standing there for ages. Some of them maybe even a little alive, like the last memory of that civilization.

Idk, it’s just an idea but I feel like with your style it would look insane. Either way, thanks for sharing your builds man, always super inspiring to see.

Love your videos shovel
Lore idea: you mentioned in an old video you would like to create a mini civilisation on the back of a sea turtle and I really think you should. Because light pollution is so low at sea the people could be masters of astronomy, and use starlight as a magic conduit. The shell could be hollowed out to create an observatory, with an old telescope coming out of the shell.