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@sorrelssurvivalendventure
Welcome to Sorrel's Survival Endventure
The concept is simple: I enter the End exactly once and then I never leave. Everything I own must be either taken with me on the initial entrance or farmed once I get to the End.
Click here to read the tales from the start.
Entry 4.6
So this post was supposed to be about how spruce trees are great because they can turn moss into podzol which you can turn into dirt for renewable dirt faster than the azalea trick. However. Right now it's just eating all my bone meal.
[ID: Minecraft screenshot of four spruce saplings on a patch of moss surrounded by stone taken in the End. End ID]
I needed that bonemeal for texturing :(
Entry 4.5
Birch logs are easy. No fancy tricks for these. I'm curious if putting flowering azalea bushes next to any of them could spawn bee nests, but I'm pretty sure the End isn't the biome for that. Either way, it's an experiment for later.
[ID: Minecraft screenshot of a row of birch saplings in the End with floating End islands in the background. End ID]
The blueprint calls for texturing with birch planks but I will be texturing with bone blocks on account of goffik tendencies.
Entry 4.5
Birch logs are easy. No fancy tricks for these. I'm curious if putting flowering azalea bushes next to any of them could spawn bee nests, but I'm pretty sure the End isn't the biome for that. Either way, it's an experiment for later.
[ID: Minecraft screenshot of a row of birch saplings in the End with floating End islands in the background. End ID]
Entry 4.4
Future home of.... my future home, I guess. First chest down for materials. I have all the mushroom stems I need. Now to gather everything else. I'll update with more changes and mundanities as I go.
[ID: Minecraft screeenshot. In the background is an End City, a tall jungle tree, a potato farm with a jungle wood roof, and a sugar cane farm. In the foreground is a double chest. End ID.]
Entry 4.3
I'm farming clay, why do you ask?
[ID: Minecraft screenshot of a cobblestone generator. End ID]
Entry 4.2
Deep in the recesses of my memory, I have recalled a blueprint made by one "Zaypixel" for a house I think will suit my needs. I will begin collecting the materials, but some modifications will need to be made. I think mushroom stems will look quite lovely in place of calcite, for example.
Entry 4.1
I've expanded my perimeter out enough to get too close to the end city. Took the chance to grab some chorus fruits and get out of there.
[ID: Minecraft screenshot showing me placing torches near an End City. I have the levitation effect. End ID]
Entry 3.2
Welp I just lost a bee I'm not sure I can replace. Ah well! C'est la vie! And certainly c'est not la bee!
[ID: Minecraft screenshot of an angry bee imprisoned in azalea leaves. End ID]
Entry 3.1
Committing to building with mushroom stems to procrastinate on actually building a base since I'm not great on building. I have a supply of bone meal from baked potatoes though so sourcing it won't be an issue.
[ID: Minecraft screenshot of a giant brown mushroom in the end with a ladder up the stem. End ID]
Entry 3.0
Boy howdy that was a long nap I took! Almost like my life is being authored by some poor asshole who got struck down by a single migraine lasting three weeks!
Entry 2.9
Turning in early tonight? Today? Now. I'll get started on a house next time. Or at least setting up the farms for it. What do y'all think of bone blocks and mushroom stems?
Entry 2.8
Chicken hole men have been encased in leaves for their own safety.
[ID: Minecraft screenshot from the end showing a bubble of azalea leaves over a 2x2 hole with two endermen in it. End ID]
Entry 2.7
This is the part I wanted to show you guys. In the words of the greatest pig I've ever known: Potatoes! They're a good vegetable! Baked potatoes have a great chance to compost, so along with being a nutritious snack, they're also a source of bone meal.
[ID: Minecraft screenshot of a hopper leading into a composter leading into a hopper leading into a large chest next to a furnace. The whole setup is next to a roofed potato farm. An enderman watches from the chicken hole. End ID]
Entry 2.6
I got attacked by an enderman about 50 or so blocks away from my base and now there's only two chicken hole men left. I'm not entirely confident that they're actually trapped anymore. I hope they weren't too attached to the third guy.
[ID: Screenshot of two endermen in a hole next to a jungle tree. End ID]
Entry 2.5
Speak of the devil.... -_-
Looked at one of the chicken hole man by mistake, which he did not appreciate. I can now confirm that the chicken hole men are indeed trapped. At least they have each other. I'll give them a roof once he calms down. I will also probably have to dig a new chicken hole. Ah, well. Live and learn.
[ID: Minecraft screenshot of three endermen in a hole. One is angry and the other two are chilling. The screenshot is taken in the End. End ID]
Entry 2.4
You know what's better than moss? A bee farm! Good to have some friends around that won't get mad if I look at them too hard!
[ID: Minecraft screenshot taken in the End showing a bee nest with a block of air in front of it surrounded by flowering azalea leaf blocks.]