One of Stone Brick's RPG's.
It was probably the first RPG I had actually played in Blockland, and is what I compare all others I play on, to.
Of course, it was being built while being played upon, but it was brilliant.
Looking back, I realize that not all of the buildings were that brilliant, but Stone Brick's server is one of the places that, well, boosted my view of my own progress with building.
Having Seen this original RPG of his, thinking it was absolutely amazing, nothing I could ever do, then seeing one of his newer ones about a year later, and seeing how much he had improved his building style, just made me realize how everyone improves over time.
Other than that, the most fun parts were essentially all of the RPG aspects towards it. The whole saving money to buy multiple weapons, incase you died, then actually going out on an Adventure with friends.
Of course, the one area to really adventure on, was one of the lesser-designed areas, but it was still fantastic.
It was near impossible to win at, considering it used a Zombie Tank and 3 normal Zombies, and you either killed the 3 or the 1, but doing so meant that the other killed you, or if you managed to dodge them long enough, the original ones respawned.
But still, we went back time and time again.
I also loved that Liquid and I were the main ones there, and were the regulars for once. I ended up joining Liquid after he went on and on about it, and moaned at me until I joined.
He ended up buying a house from Stone, which we both shared on account of the fact that I wasn't experienced enough to make plenty of Money, and Liquid didn't have enough for two.
But Stone Brick was kind enough to allow us to split the rent and give us both keys. Our house became a hide-out for a few of us, even though it only had a single Bed, a candle and a chest with Bronze swords.
I can't really describe every single part of it, and I defintely know it wasn't the best built thing out there, but it was the first place that I really, really had fun on. One of the servers that really made me feel thankful and glad that I had bought the full version of the game.
