Industrial Steampunk Church

Amidst the soot‑laden arches of the old mining quarter, the Industrial Steampunk Church—forty by fifty‑five by sixty‑four blocks tall and composed of fourteen thousand six hundred twenty‑four meticulously chosen stones, gears, and brass—stands as a silent chronicle of a forgotten age. Its 38 distinct materials, from rusted iron plates to polished obsidian pews, whisper of clandestine rites conducted beneath the clatter of steam engines, a place where faith and machinery converged before the world was turned. Locals say that on moonless nights, a faint brass hymn can be heard echoing through the vaulted nave, as if the very gears of history themselves keep pace with a hidden congregation. This build uses 14624 total blocks across 55 layers.