Lavendulia

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Lavendulia is a major city in Bankrekka at (−1701, 99, −1308) in the western reaches of the world. It was founded by SushiBaked and CurlyBorly, who also built Fuji Woods. The city sits on elevated terrain at y=99 and is connected by TrainCarts rail to New Archea and Ravenport.

Transport[edit]

Lavendulia's TrainCarts station (−1706, 79, −1371) serves two lines:

To New Archea / Ravenport — east along the western rail corridor
To Gunpowder Farm — branch line to an automated farm

Spare carts are available at the station. Below-ground storage is accessible via ladder from the station platform.

Community Storage[edit]

A public storage cluster (−1665 to −1661, y=74–76, z=−1273) contains:

Food (multiple chests)
Wood ("Wood (wow)")
Stoney Things
Nether materials
Friendly mob drops
Books (BOOKSBOOKSBOOKS)
Sand
Shulker boxes

An additional food overflow sign ("MOAR FEWDSTUFFS") sits near the welcome gate.

Enchantment Trade[edit]

Mattfu's Enchanted Trash Dump[edit]

A community drop-off station at (−1655, 73, −1346), established by Mattfu (also founder of New Archea). Players are invited to leave unwanted enchanted items. A large rack of enchanted item signs fills the surrounding area (y=74–78, z=−1287 to −1293), cataloguing books including Sharpness V, Mending, Impaling V, Protection IV, Silk Touch, Riptide III, and many others.

Underground Enchant Shop[edit]

A smaller shop at y=56 (−1666 to −1639, z=−1296 to −1302) sells enchanted books labelled on signs: Fire Aspect II, Riptide III, Efficiency III, Unbreaking III, Mending, Knockback II, Loyalty II, Fire Protection IV, and others.

Residents[edit]

Peachrose[edit]

A named resident room ("Peachrose's Room") is located at (−1745, 95, −1275).

Mittens[edit]

A pet grave near the community storage reads:

Here lies Mittens
— 2022–2022

Visitor Message[edit]

A sign near the station reads: "Thanks for the warm welcome. Woomy means thank u in squid!" — left by an anonymous visitor.

Atmosphere[edit]

A sign mounted on the back face of a wall (−1656, 70, −1311) reads: "What happened here? | Why no one?" — a quiet note on the city's quieter periods.