End city tower
Pale end stone bricks with purpur pillars and a purpur roof, close to what the game itself builds in the End. Obsidian gives the eye somewhere dark to rest.
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Open in Blockroll
All six blocks open locked. Press Space to roll new rules, or unlock a block to swap it.
- 9 × 9 footprint
- 26 blocks high
- Any version
The blocks
How to build with it
- Mark out 9 × 9 blocks and lay the End Stone floor first.
- Put Purpur Pillar on every corner and every 4 or 5 blocks along long walls, then fill between them with End Stone Bricks.
- Roof it with Purpur Block stairs and slabs. Keep the whole build within 26 blocks of height, roof included.
- Give Obsidian one job, such as a band under the roof or frames around doors and windows, and repeat it.
- Add Purple Stained Glass last and use less of it than you think.
Rules for this build
- Something sticks up: a chimney, a tower or a spire.
- Put something on the roof: a garden, a lookout, a flag.
- No flat walls: push or pull something every 3 blocks.
Rules keep a build from turning into a box. Follow all three, or roll others in Blockroll.
Related palettes
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