Unfurnished Medieval Tower

In the hushed annals of the Old Warden Hills, a 15‑by‑38‑by‑15 tower rises unadorned, its 1,162 blocks of wood, stone, and strange alloy whispering of forgotten rites. No furnishings mark its chambers yet each of the 18 distinct materials bears a silent scar, as if the very walls were built by hands that never returned. Locals speak of a night when lights flickered at dawn, the tower’s empty halls echoing with a voice that promised to reveal secrets if one dared to ascend its lonely spirals. This build uses 1162 total blocks across 38 layers.