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| world_end = Summer 2016 | | world_end = Summer 2016 | ||
| member_count = 10 | | member_count = 10 | ||
| seed = -1963162111 | |||
| previous_world = [[Wellstowne Civilization|Civilization]] | | previous_world = [[Wellstowne Civilization|Civilization]] | ||
| next_world = [[Wellstowne Rebirth|Rebirth]] | | next_world = [[Wellstowne Rebirth|Rebirth]] | ||
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Wellstowne Whoppage was the first time since [[Wellstowne Monolith]] that a significant portion of the core Pixelated Pickaxe group actually played together in Minecraft. Although short-lived, significant work was made in several locations. Whoppage is remarkable for being one of the few maps that most members actually stuck to building in a centralized area. However, only one build was actually marked "complete," the [[Spawn Gazebo (Whoppage)|Spawn Gazebo]] built by [[Burrowdizzy]], but even calling it complete is a stretch. | Wellstowne Whoppage was the first time since [[Wellstowne Monolith]] that a significant portion of the core Pixelated Pickaxe group actually played together in Minecraft. Although short-lived, significant work was made in several locations. Whoppage is remarkable for being one of the few maps that most members actually stuck to building in a centralized area. However, only one build was actually marked "complete," the [[Spawn Gazebo (Whoppage)|Spawn Gazebo]] built by [[Burrowdizzy]], but even calling it complete is a stretch. | ||
==Builds== | ==Builds== | ||
Latest revision as of 02:18, 6 April 2021
| 10th Wellstowne World | |
|---|---|
| Minecraft Versions | 1.8 to 1.9 |
| Server Hosts | Beastnode |
| Seed | -1963162111 |
| World Started | Winter 2015 |
| World Ended | Summer 2016 |
| Active Members | 10 |
Wellstowne Worlds | |
Wellstowne Whoppage was the first time since Wellstowne Monolith that a significant portion of the core Pixelated Pickaxe group actually played together in Minecraft. Although short-lived, significant work was made in several locations. Whoppage is remarkable for being one of the few maps that most members actually stuck to building in a centralized area. However, only one build was actually marked "complete," the Spawn Gazebo built by Burrowdizzy, but even calling it complete is a stretch.