Medieval Borough Church

Centuries ago, the village of Greyfen erected a stone sanctuary that still whispers the secrets of its faith. The Church, spanning an intimate 11 by 28 block footprint and rising 34 blocks tall, was meticulously crafted from 27 distinct materials—totaling 2,422 blocks of stone and timber. Its vaulted nave conceals a crypt beneath, where the last known relic of the lost Bishop’s lantern is said to glow faintly whenever moonlight pierces the stained‑glass arch. This build uses 2422 total blocks across 34 layers.