Medieval Church

In the twilight hush of the Forgotten Vale, a stone cathedral rises 23 blocks wide by 29 deep and 36 high, its walls forged from fourteen distinct materials—stone, cobblestone, iron, oak, spruce, and even a sliver of obsidian—each tone echoing an age long past. Records whisper that its builders, a clandestine guild of artisans, used exactly 2,383 blocks to weave the sacred geometry that still deflects moonlight into an eerie glow. Some say the church's hidden nave harbors a secret altar, awaiting the day when its cryptic sigils will be read anew. This build uses 2383 total blocks across 29 layers.