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Isla Glitch appears to be the remnants of an island village at -20036, 38. It is not know what happened here, if this is the result of war, an earthquake, long term radiation, or the Gods simply wanted to destroy it. | Isla Glitch appears to be the remnants of an island village at -20036, 38. It is not know what happened here, if this is the result of war, an earthquake, long term radiation, or the Gods simply wanted to destroy it. The multi-level hunks of land and buildings are presently inhabited by some villagers, cats, and an iron golem. There are frequent sightings of villagers throwing themselves into the sea and attempting to swim away (sometimes found floating hundreds of blocks away), perhaps trying to abandon this hellscape. It is such an abomination not even hostile mobs dare go there. Occasionally zombie villagers can be found in the sea, presumably to be villagers who did not survive the exodus. A rail line and wooden walkway connect the island to the nearby peninsula for explorers and scientists to explore this oddity. | ||
Latest revision as of 00:40, 2 April 2022
Isla Glitch appears to be the remnants of an island village at -20036, 38. It is not know what happened here, if this is the result of war, an earthquake, long term radiation, or the Gods simply wanted to destroy it. The multi-level hunks of land and buildings are presently inhabited by some villagers, cats, and an iron golem. There are frequent sightings of villagers throwing themselves into the sea and attempting to swim away (sometimes found floating hundreds of blocks away), perhaps trying to abandon this hellscape. It is such an abomination not even hostile mobs dare go there. Occasionally zombie villagers can be found in the sea, presumably to be villagers who did not survive the exodus. A rail line and wooden walkway connect the island to the nearby peninsula for explorers and scientists to explore this oddity.