Medieval Rural Tower

Within the mist‑shrouded valley, a solitary 11‑block wide by 31‑high tower rises like a forgotten sentinel; its walls, forged from 23 distinct stone and timber types, bear the silent scars of countless seasons. The record kept by the village elders speaks of a vanished mason who, after hearing whispers from the wind, stacked exactly 1 096 blocks to create a structure that now watches over the land—its secrets buried beneath moss‑clad stone. This build uses 1096 total blocks across 31 layers.