Tyne Class Lifeboat

In the annals of the Ironwood Archives, a 9‑by‑12‑by‑31 ledger entry recounts the Tyne Class Lifeboat, a structure of 843 blocks forged from fifteen distinct materials—each chosen for its resilience against the storm‑scarred seas. Whispered through generations, the lifeboat's iron ribs and obsidian panels are said to hold a secret map etched in the very stone, guiding lost mariners back from the edge of oblivion. The vessel remains uncharted in modern maps, its last known departure recorded in the tide‑kissed margins of an old tavern ledger, forever a phantom promise on the horizon. This build uses 843 total blocks across 12 layers.