Dismantled Cogs

In the annals of forgotten engineers, the “Dismantled Cogs” are recorded as a 15‑by‑17‑by‑11 lattice of iron, stone, and obsidian, its 570 blocks arranged in a fractured gearwork that once hummed with impossible precision. The structure’s nine distinct materials—steel, quartz, redstone, cobblestone, iron, glass, obsidian, polished andesite, and warped netherite—interlock in a cryptic pattern that suggests a mechanism long since abandoned. Scholars whisper that the ruined cogs conceal a hidden chamber, its purpose lost to time, waiting for a curious soul to decipher the rust‑etched code etched into the very foundation. This build uses 570 total blocks across 17 layers.