#it's hollow inside for farms but I WILL make it clear the real ziggurat was just straight courses of bricks

[goblin-craft]

SO MANY MUD BRICKS. ...more mud bricks will be necessary in the future.

But right now, I need more quartz. A lot of quartz.

This is, as far as anyone knows, historically and archaeologically accurate, btw. It will remain so. I play to leave little lecterns around to give information about the facts regarding certain features of the ziggurat and the temple complex.

I’ll probably also add lecterns with my own lore (clearly indicated), because I’ve gone to the effort of getting a whole lot of heads of goblin Grian and Scar and Gem to slap on my villagers before I release them into the temple complex. The goblin lore is going to happen.

But the point is, the ziggurat is historically and archaeologically accurate. It’s frankly an improvement on the design I did a few years ago. It’s beautiful.

.......if you’re interested in playing this world and exploring my ziggurat, pls PM me or @ruffboijuliaburnsides on twitter. We’re very open to friends, there’s plenty of space to claim, we’d love to have you if you think my archaeologically accurate builds are interesting.

#world: ruffsmp #the mountain beneath the ziggurat is hollow #I'm considering creating a mespotamian underworld beneath it #but in the meantime #I have this lovely ziggurat #built at as close to scale as I can do with minecraft #it's hollow inside for farms but I WILL make it clear the real ziggurat was just straight courses of bricks #but my god I do not have the mental fortitude to get enough mud and bricks to make a SOLID ziggurat #are you joking #you try making mud bricks in minecraft and tell me that structure should be solid #and then tell me I shouldn't make use of the hollow space inside #....anyway I'm farming wheat and breeding villagers inside the ziggurat #there's also a chicken farm (which did crash my game a couple times for being Too Effective) and a Steakatron and a bamboo/sugar cane farm #it's all very good down there #once I figured out the chicken problem