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At an unknown time, a [[Minecraft:The Gang|group]] of kids became invested in the server, creating their own [[Minecraft:Hibiscus House|base]] and going on many adventures. Once their leader, [[Minecraft:Tyler]], moved away from town, they were left with {{MC}} as their primary method of hanging out. The group chose to surprise him when he got situated, and promised to complete one of their personal goals: constructing and defeating a [[Minecraft:Wither (Dark Horse Comics)|wither]]. However, the wither had other plans, forcing [[Minecraft:Evan]] to build it. Although Tyler was able to chime in and defeat it, this incident made him think they bailed on their plans, and grew distrustful of his own pals. The group eventually reconciled, and they go on an expedition to defeat the [[Minecraft:ender dragon]], being the first players to visit [[Minecraft:the End]] in the server's history. | At an unknown time, a [[Minecraft:The Gang|group]] of kids became invested in the server, creating their own [[Minecraft:Hibiscus House|base]] and going on many adventures. Once their leader, [[Minecraft:Tyler]], moved away from town, they were left with {{MC}} as their primary method of hanging out. The group chose to surprise him when he got situated, and promised to complete one of their personal goals: constructing and defeating a [[Minecraft:Wither (Dark Horse Comics)|wither]]. However, the wither had other plans, forcing [[Minecraft:Evan]] to build it. Although Tyler was able to chime in and defeat it, this incident made him think they bailed on their plans, and grew distrustful of his own pals. The group eventually reconciled, and they go on an expedition to defeat the [[Minecraft:ender dragon]], being the first players to visit [[Minecraft:the End]] in the server's history. | ||
This was followed by a confrontation between the Gang and Cleo's party, the latter of whom raided Skeleton Cove, a storage base built by the Gang. The situation was eventually | This was followed by a confrontation between the Gang and Cleo's party, the latter of whom raided Skeleton Cove, a storage base built by the Gang. The situation was eventually resolved, and the group explored the ocean monument near [[Minecraft:Cleo's ship]]. | ||
== Properties == | == Properties == | ||
Although depicted as a server within a video game, the Ever Realm is shown to behave more akin to reality, with players being depicted as lifelike and rarely wearing in-game items. Although areas are made out of identifiable [[Minecraft:blocks]] and inhabited by [[Minecraft:mobs]], it does not appear to follow any sort of grid, with objects being of varying degrees of cubic.<ref>{{Mcnet|new-graphic-novel|New Graphic Novel|May 25, 2019|[[Minecraft:Tom Stone]]}}</ref> As well, players on the server are shown to possess far greater power than a real world [[Minecraft:player]], being able to kill most mobs in a single hit, place down objects, permanently break constructs, and be held captive. The server appears to be in [[Minecraft:survival]] mode with a [[Minecraft:daylight cycle]] and terrain generation that was the standard before [[Minecraft:Caves & Cliffs]], though [[Minecraft:the Nether]] has the features added in the [[Minecraft:Nether update]]. | Although depicted as a server within a video game, the Ever Realm is shown to behave more akin to reality, with players being depicted as lifelike and rarely wearing in-game items. Although areas are made out of identifiable [[Minecraft:blocks]] and inhabited by [[Minecraft:mobs]], it does not appear to follow any sort of grid, with objects being of varying degrees of cubic.<ref>{{Mcnet|new-graphic-novel|New Graphic Novel|May 25, 2019|[[Minecraft:Tom Stone]]}}</ref> As well, players on the server are shown to possess far greater power than a real world [[Minecraft:player]], being able to kill most mobs in a single hit, place down objects, permanently break constructs, and be held captive. The server appears to be in [[Minecraft:survival]] mode with a [[Minecraft:daylight cycle]] and terrain generation that was the standard before [[Minecraft:Caves & Cliffs]], though [[Minecraft:the Nether]] has the features added in the [[Minecraft:Nether update]]. [[Minecraft:Chat]] in this server takes a different form, more similar to communication in real life, though text-based communication is still seen in certain places. | ||
== Architecture == | == Architecture == | ||
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== Culture == | == Culture == | ||
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The server in general has a decent amount of order, as griefing is very uncommon and most locations on the server have no defensive elements. Killing other players is against the rules, but stealing items is a common concern. The server is not completely in concord, as minor-scale conflicts are frequent and other players are seen as a hazard when in unexplored areas. Although the server is inhabited by many players, [[Minecraft:the End]] and areas of the [[Minecraft:Overworld]] a few days out from the spawn point were completely untouched until the Gang explored them. | The server in general has a decent amount of order, as griefing is very uncommon and most locations on the server have no defensive elements. Killing other players is against the rules, but stealing items is a common concern. The server is not completely in concord, as minor-scale conflicts are frequent and other players are seen as a hazard when in unexplored areas. The server is very factionalized and members of one group often have their own base and decline to talk to other groups; for example, even though dozens of unrelated players exist on the server, the Gang do not talk to anyone but their group and Cleo's party, and they do not visit any inhabited structure but their own. Although the server is inhabited by many players, [[Minecraft:the End]] and areas of the [[Minecraft:Overworld]] a few days out from the spawn point were completely untouched until the Gang explored them. The administration of the server is not discussed; players seem to follow the rules and behave as if there was a centralized group in charge, but administration is not seen as a direct factor in the server, and neither does an administrator make an appearance. | ||
== Points of interest == | == Points of interest == | ||
Revision as of 11:09, 21 September 2026
Template:Wip Template:Infobox location The Ever Realm is a fictional Template:BE server appearing in the Minecraft graphic novel series, serving as the primary setting.
History
Template:Expand section At an unknown time, a group of kids became invested in the server, creating their own base and going on many adventures. Once their leader, Minecraft:Tyler, moved away from town, they were left with Template:MC as their primary method of hanging out. The group chose to surprise him when he got situated, and promised to complete one of their personal goals: constructing and defeating a wither. However, the wither had other plans, forcing Minecraft:Evan to build it. Although Tyler was able to chime in and defeat it, this incident made him think they bailed on their plans, and grew distrustful of his own pals. The group eventually reconciled, and they go on an expedition to defeat the Minecraft:ender dragon, being the first players to visit Minecraft:the End in the server's history.
This was followed by a confrontation between the Gang and Cleo's party, the latter of whom raided Skeleton Cove, a storage base built by the Gang. The situation was eventually resolved, and the group explored the ocean monument near Minecraft:Cleo's ship.
Properties
Although depicted as a server within a video game, the Ever Realm is shown to behave more akin to reality, with players being depicted as lifelike and rarely wearing in-game items. Although areas are made out of identifiable Minecraft:blocks and inhabited by Minecraft:mobs, it does not appear to follow any sort of grid, with objects being of varying degrees of cubic.<ref>Template:Mcnet</ref> As well, players on the server are shown to possess far greater power than a real world Minecraft:player, being able to kill most mobs in a single hit, place down objects, permanently break constructs, and be held captive. The server appears to be in Minecraft:survival mode with a Minecraft:daylight cycle and terrain generation that was the standard before Minecraft:Caves & Cliffs, though Minecraft:the Nether has the features added in the Minecraft:Nether update. Minecraft:Chat in this server takes a different form, more similar to communication in real life, though text-based communication is still seen in certain places.
Architecture
Template:Expand section Architecture on the Ever Realm features designs that do not follow the grid structure of Minecraft. The inhabited areas of the Ever Realm feature a number of different architectural styles, but a few key elements remain constant: the use of Minecraft:dirt paths between buildings that almost always comprise several rectangular prisms with small, vertical windows of varying color. Floating islands of various styles also appear in these areas, usually with Minecraft:grass blocks on top and connected by rope bridges. Lighting is almost always provided by blocks that resemble Minecraft:redstone lamps atop towers of Minecraft:fences.
Geography
Template:Expand section A few areas near spawn feature cities with dozens of residents. These areas feature mostly buildings, with very few mob or item farms and outdoor constructions.
There is plenty of untouched land on the server, and it can be reached in a matter of days. Most of these areas that are shown appear to be a mixture of the Minecraft:plains, Minecraft:forest, and Minecraft:birch forest biomes. The nearest Minecraft:stronghold to a settled area is beneath a Minecraft:desert. Other landforms are also shown, including a volcano. Structures exist in this world, including a Minecraft:ruined portal. Dimensions other than the Overworld remain relatively untouched.
Culture
Template:Expand section The server in general has a decent amount of order, as griefing is very uncommon and most locations on the server have no defensive elements. Killing other players is against the rules, but stealing items is a common concern. The server is not completely in concord, as minor-scale conflicts are frequent and other players are seen as a hazard when in unexplored areas. The server is very factionalized and members of one group often have their own base and decline to talk to other groups; for example, even though dozens of unrelated players exist on the server, the Gang do not talk to anyone but their group and Cleo's party, and they do not visit any inhabited structure but their own. Although the server is inhabited by many players, Minecraft:the End and areas of the Minecraft:Overworld a few days out from the spawn point were completely untouched until the Gang explored them. The administration of the server is not discussed; players seem to follow the rules and behave as if there was a centralized group in charge, but administration is not seen as a direct factor in the server, and neither does an administrator make an appearance.
Points of interest
Spawn
Unnamed city
Hibiscus House
Ruined portal grasslands
Template:Expand section Minecraft:The Gang discovered a ruined portal in a plains biome near a more hilly birch forest area. This area can be reached from the world's spawn point in a few days.
Cleo's Ship
Skeleton Cove
Template:Expand section Skeleton Cove is an area used by the Gang for storage. It was raided by Minecraft:Cleo's party.
Inhabitants
Players
Mobs
Gallery
Pages
Panels
References
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