Battle for the Nether: Book Two in the Gameknight999 Series

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The creative opportunity that this program of fers users is incredible with people building entire cities cliff-hanging civilizations and even cities in the clouds The real game however is played in Survival mode In this setting users are dropped into a blocky world with nothing but the clothes on their backs Knowing that night is quickly ap proaching users must gather resources wood stone iron etc in order to craft tools and weap ons so that they can protect themselves when the monsters come nighttime is monster time To find resources the player must create mines digging deep into Minecraft in hopes of finding coal and iron both necessities in order to make the metal weapons and armor that are essential to survival As they dig the users will encounter caverns lava-filled chambers and possibly the rare abandoned mine or dungeon where treasures wait to be discovered but dangers also lurk within passageways and chambers patrolled by monsters zombies skeletons and spiders waiting to snare the unwary Although the land is filled with monsters the user is not alone Vast servers exist where hun dreds of users play the game all sharing space and resources along with the other creatures in Mine craft Villages dot the surface of the game with NPCs non-player characters populating them The villagers scurry about the village doing whatever villagers do with chests of treasure sometimes great sometimes insignificant hidden within their dwellings By communicating with these NPCs it’s possible for users to trade items to get rare gems or materials for potions as well as obtain the occa sional bow or sword