Chum Bucket

Within the shadowed caverns beneath the crystal reefs, the Chum Bucket rises 25 by 43 by 25 blocks of carefully wrought stone and obsidian, its walls woven from fourteen distinct materials that shimmer with an uncanny luster. The total of 2,486 blocks, each placed by unseen hands, form a labyrinthine citadel that whispers of forgotten sea‑spells and the lament of vanished fishermen. Scholars still debate whether the Chum Bucket was a cursed refuge or an ancient archive, but its presence looms as a silent testament to the sea's enduring mysteries. This build uses 2486 total blocks across 43 layers.