Hwangnyongsa's nine-story pagoda recreated on a multiplayer server
A player built a massive replica of Korea's historic Hwangnyongsa nine-story wooden pagoda near their multiplayer server's starting village, aiming for an eye-catching landmark. Fitting in the hanok-style curved eaves and roofline required 5 tiles per floor, making the build enormous — tall enough that even the nearby 'Granwell' structure doesn't reach its midpoint. Only the main structure is finished so far; surrounding details and decoration are still to come.
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