Spruce Medieval House 9

The ancient logs of Spruce Medieval House 9, spanning 20 by 18 and rising fourteen storied heights, were carved from a single spruce forest that still whispers of forgotten winters. A curious scribe of the old cobblestone guild recorded its 1 291 blocks, each a distinct material—31 in all—sewn together by an unseen hand that seemed to know the language of stone and wood alike. To this day, visitors walk its winding corridors and feel a chill as if the house itself is guarding a secret buried beneath its moss‑laden foundation. This build uses 1291 total blocks across 18 layers.