Newspruce Village

Newspruce Village is the home of expedtadam, built just north of the SRN west line between Balaton station and Bastion Glace Station

History

The base was founded in April by expedtadam the day he joined. The location was found after he walked out of a ntn portal on the west ntn line. Initially it was a dirt hut, but eventually it evolved into a little spruce village. Quickly, expedtadam started building a railway towards spawn, following his past actions in private Pocket Edition realms.

Over time the base grew to become one of the larger bases in the area and served as the hub of expedtadam’s projects, Heathmont and the Snowfields Ski Resort. In August, about 100 blocks away from his base, expedtadam saw multiple towers on the skyline. It turned out this was the base of EmaEmason, who didn’t notice the easily visible playerbase, private railway and Heathmont each only a few chunks away.

However, expedtadam decided that even though EmaEmason had built close to him without permission, he decided to let her stay, because her base looked quite good, and built a path linking the two bases.

When the 1.14 update hit the server in September, Newspruce Village saw it's first major expansions in a long while, an iron farm and a villager hall. expedtadam was weary about building villager related structures before the Minecraft village and pillage update.

Facilities

- A storage center

- A super smelter

- An enchanting room

- An automatic sugar cane farm

- A nether portal shelter

- A train station

- A tree farm

- A building which serves as the mine entrance

- An Iron farm

- An automatic pumpkin farm

- An automatic melon and pumpkin farm

- A villager hall

Transport

Rail

The base is connected by the Balaton tramway to Snowfields Ski Resort to the north and Heathmont to the east, which goes onwards to Balaton Station.

Additionally, there is a short track which leads south to the west SRN line.

Nether

The nether portal is currently unsynced, however EmaEmason’s nether portal is functional.