Spruce Medieval House 3

In the mist‑shrouded spruce groves of Eldermoor, a medieval house rises 12 by 19 by 13 blocks, its walls stitched from 31 distinct materials and a total of 900 blocks that hum when moonlight passes. Legends whisper that the builder forged each stone and timber with a curse, sealing the structure as a silent witness to a vanished lord’s last night. Few have dared enter, for the house echoes with forgotten voices and an ancient mystery that refuses to be unearthed. This build uses 900 total blocks across 19 layers.