Medieval Western Church

In the fading light of the old frontier, a stone circle rises 15 × 32 × 34 blocks tall, its 3 207 bricks and 55 distinct materials whispering of a forgotten era. The nave, carved from limestone, obsidian, and weather‑torn oak planks, is said to hold the echo of a vanished choir whose hymns still haunt the vaulted ceilings. Scholars claim its foundations were laid by an enigmatic order, who vanished when a comet streaked across the western sky. This build uses 3207 total blocks across 32 layers.