Unfurnished Medieval Church

In a forgotten valley, an austere nave stands 15 by 14 by 15 blocks tall, its walls a tapestry of eleven distinct materials totalling 987 units. Though unfurnished, the silent arches echo with whispers of vanished saints and a hastily‑erected sanctuary once meant to shelter the fleeing, leaving its empty altar as an open page in the realm’s annals. The chronicler records that this modest church, built in haste during a siege, now holds more mystery than prayer. This build uses 987 total blocks across 14 layers.