Cyel
| Project Cyel | |
|---|---|
| File:In Progress.png | |
| Built by | |
| Current Status |
Finished |
| World |
[[New Avalon]] |
| Province |
Cyel |
| Location | (x=9999,z=-9999) |
[[category:New Avalon]]
Cyel is a region in New Avalon bordering on the Great Desert. Well, it's a desert, and it's large. That's my story and I'm sticking to it, all right?
How to get here
Until I get open, all I'm saying is that it's on the Great South East Rail.
Attractions
What attractions? Everything's underground! However, there's the Flaming Pyramid. Yes, I bought the one that used to be in Pixellia (and is still there) and had it copied over to my residence. OpheliaDoll's house is still here, ready for if she ever comes back to reclaim her house, which then became my house through a trail of buyers. There's the Great Desert, of course.
History
I started Cyel soon after arriving in New Avalon. I rapidly realised I'd be better off heading off to the border of the time (4,000 blocks from spawn) but never got there before finding what I thought was an island. I thought it was ideal, so set up shop on what eventually became Gillespie Peninsula. I then drilled a hole back to the fence near spawn so I could get back there without losing my way through the Great Desert, and figured it would be a good idea if I railed up. rail story I then figured out that Gillespie Peninsula was a pretty silly name if nobody knew who the heck Mr Gillespie was, so I renamed the region (everywhere inside my borders) Cyel. And so we have it today.
Current State
Like most people's land, it's in a state of flux, with developments and redevelopments going on, mostly underneath the surface. Attempts at two mob spawners have failed with no clue aside from SMP limits on mobs spawning. I will probably repurpose them into something else, such as a wheat tower.
Future Ideas
Eventually I want to build some public attractions, though I'm not particularly good at building. Avalon has a Spleefosseum already, but I want to build one that's a little different, using multiple layers. The idea got an airing on the forums, but hasn't been built yet. As I'm currently a bit busy plotting out where the world-spanning railway should go, I've been doing that instead of planning public attractions.