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VexBorne

2025-12-29T17:49:13Z

KristauxSoft:

{{Infobox|type=player|image=vexborne_skin.png|ign=VexBorne|name=|status=Dead|date=|joined=10th of March 2025|lastseen=|location=|coords=|formed=|abandoned=|disbanded=|members=|clans=|bases=|schematic=}}

VexBorne was the 240th player to join the server, having played for two days between the 10th and the 11th of March 2025. He is mostly known for his surprising death that occured only moments after his teammate [[fishtankr1]] died.

== Life ==

Vexborne appeared to have had a few plans for his stay on the server, including the creation of a villager trading hall as well as an aspiration to become a head collector. He followed a pacifist way of life and avoided meeting players that he saw as a threat to his life. On the 11th of March, he was left at half a heart by a skeleton but he survived, atleast for another 30 minutes.

== Death ==

Only half an hour after his close encounter with a skeleton, disaster struck as the player fishtankr1 died in lava. As a result, VexBorne created a small altar in his memory as well as a short speech : "fishtank, he wiull be missed". However, this proved to be his doom as immediately after he was blown up by a creeper. The speed and manner in which these two deaths occured led many to interpret this as a modern form of Romeo and Juliet, with the couple being reunited in death (see : [[Death of fishtankr1 and VexBorne|Death of fishtankr1 and Vexborne]]).
[[File:Last_words_-_VexBorne.png|thumb|The last messages sent by VexBorne before his demise|left]]VexBorne's head seems to have been in the possession of [[Team Vortex]] before being passed down to [[The Order Of The Sanctum]], still being owned by [[TheCosmicalKing]] at the time of writing.

VexBorne

2025-12-29T17:49:00Z

KristauxSoft: /* Death */ Head location

{{Infobox|type=player|image=vexborne_skin.png|ign=VexBorne|name=|status=Dead|date=|joined=10th of March 2025|lastseen=|location=|coords=|formed=|abandoned=|disbanded=|members=|clans=|bases=|schematic=}}

VexBorne was the 240th player to join the server, having played for two days between the 10th and the 11th of March 2025. He is mostly known for his surprising death that occured only moments after his teammate [[fishtankr1]] died.

== Life ==

Vexborne appeared to have had a few plans for his stay on the server, including the creation of a villager trading hall as well as an aspiration to become a head collector. He followed a pacifist way of life and avoided meeting players that he saw as a threat to his life. On the 11th of March, he was left at half a heart by a skeleton but he survived, atleast for another 30 minutes.

== Death ==

Only half an hour after his close encounter with a skeleton, disaster struck as the player fishtankr1 died in lava. As a result, VexBorne created a small altar in his memory as well as a short speech : "fishtank, he wiull be missed". However, this proved to be his doom as immediately after he was blown up by a creeper. The speed and manner in which these two deaths occured led many to interpret this as a modern form of Romeo and Juliet, with the couple being reunited in death (see : [[Death of fishtankr1 and VexBorne|Death of fishtankr1 and Vexborne]]).
[[File:Last_words_-_VexBorne.png|thumb|The last messages sent by VexBorne before his demise|left]]VexBorne's head seemed to have been in the possession of [[Team Vortex]] before being passed down to [[The Order Of The Sanctum]], still being owned by [[TheCosmicalKing]] at the time of writing.

VexBorne

2025-12-29T17:43:19Z

KristauxSoft: Image added

VexBorne

2025-12-29T17:42:49Z

KristauxSoft:

VexBorne

2025-12-29T17:42:25Z

KristauxSoft:

{{Infobox|type=player|image=vexborne_skin.png|ign=VexBorne|name=|status=Dead|date=|joined=10th of March 2025|lastseen=|location=|coords=|formed=|abandoned=|disbanded=|members=|clans=|bases=|schematic=}}

VexBorne was the 240th player to join the server, having played for two days between the 10th and the 11th of March 2025. He is mostly known for his surprising death that occured only moments after his teammate [[fishtankr1]] died.

== Life ==

Vexborne appeared to have had a few plans for his stay on the server, including the creation of a villager trading hall as well as an aspiration to become a head collector. He followed a pacifist way of life and avoided meeting players that he saw as a threat to his life. On the 11th of March, he was left at half a heart by a skeleton but he survived, atleast for another 30 minutes.

== Death ==

Only half an hour after his close encounter with a skeleton, disaster struck as the player fishtankr1 died in lava. As a result, VexBorne created a small altar in his memory as well as a short speech : "fishtank, he wiull be missed". However, this proved to be his doom as immediately after he was blown up by a creeper. The speed and manner in which these two deaths occured led many to interpret this as a modern form of Romeo and Juliet, with the couple being reunited in death (see : [[Death of fishtankr1 and VexBorne|Death of fishtankr1 and Vexborne]]).
[[index.php?title=File:Last_words_-_VexBorne.png|link=File:Last_words_-_VexBorne.png|thumb|The last messages sent by VexBorne before his demise]]

VexBorne

2025-12-29T17:41:26Z

KristauxSoft:

VexBorne

2025-12-29T17:41:17Z

KristauxSoft:

File:Last words - VexBorne.png

2025-12-29T17:40:54Z

KristauxSoft: The last messages sent by VexBorne before his demise.

== Summary ==
The last messages sent by VexBorne before his demise.

VexBorne

2025-12-29T17:39:24Z

KristauxSoft:

VexBorne

2025-12-29T17:38:04Z

KristauxSoft: /* Death */

VexBorne

2025-12-29T17:37:38Z

KristauxSoft: /* Death */

VexBorne

2025-12-29T17:34:30Z

KristauxSoft:

VexBorne

2025-12-29T17:30:57Z

KristauxSoft: /* Life */

VexBorne

2025-12-29T17:28:59Z

KristauxSoft: /* Life */

VexBorne

2025-12-29T17:23:19Z

KristauxSoft:

VexBorne

2025-12-29T17:23:12Z

KristauxSoft:

VexBorne

2025-12-29T17:22:23Z

KristauxSoft: Intro reworked

Bedrock Curse

2025-12-27T16:03:41Z

KristauxSoft:

[[Category:Literature]]

The Bedrock Curse, is a pretty recent term, first used by player [[TheAcidWitch13]] in early December 2025. However, the idea that bedrock players are alot more likely to die than other members is much older, dating back to the start of the server.

== Origins of the curse ==
[[File:Bedrock_curse.png|link=File:Bedrock_curse.png|thumb|First ever mention of the bedrock curse]]
=== Reasons ===

The bedrock edition of Minecraft has long been known to contain a considerable amount of bugs and glitches which can prove deadly on hardcore difficulty. Furthermore, console controllers are often seen as more limiting than their PC counterparts. The supposed young age of bedrock players is also a common explanation used to justify their usually short life spans but this has yet to be proven by any concrete research.

=== Consequences ===

Over time has emerged the notion stating that bedrock players have a shorter life expectancy compared to java players, with the large majority dying before their first hour on the server, in some cases, in only a few seconds or minutes. At the time of writing, only one notable exception exists with the bedrock player [[.DiplexMold2023]] still being alive with a playtime of over 150 hours.

Bedrock Curse

2025-12-27T16:03:31Z

KristauxSoft:

[[index.php?title=Category:Literature]]

The Bedrock Curse, is a pretty recent term, first used by player [[TheAcidWitch13]] in early December 2025. However, the idea that bedrock players are alot more likely to die than other members is much older, dating back to the start of the server.

== Origins of the curse ==
[[File:Bedrock_curse.png|link=File:Bedrock_curse.png|thumb|First ever mention of the bedrock curse]]
=== Reasons ===

The bedrock edition of Minecraft has long been known to contain a considerable amount of bugs and glitches which can prove deadly on hardcore difficulty. Furthermore, console controllers are often seen as more limiting than their PC counterparts. The supposed young age of bedrock players is also a common explanation used to justify their usually short life spans but this has yet to be proven by any concrete research.

=== Consequences ===

Over time has emerged the notion stating that bedrock players have a shorter life expectancy compared to java players, with the large majority dying before their first hour on the server, in some cases, in only a few seconds or minutes. At the time of writing, only one notable exception exists with the bedrock player [[.DiplexMold2023]] still being alive with a playtime of over 150 hours.

Bedrock Curse

2025-12-27T16:03:06Z

KristauxSoft:

Bedrock Curse

2025-12-27T16:02:48Z

KristauxSoft: Image added

[[index.php?title=Category:Literature]]

The Bedrock Curse, is a pretty recent term, first used by player [[TheAcidWitch13]] in early December 2025. However, the idea that bedrock players are alot more likely to die than other members is much older, dating back to the start of the server.

== Origins of the curse ==
[[index.php?title=File:Bedrock_curse.png|link=File:Bedrock_curse.png|thumb|First ever mention of the bedrock curse]]
=== Reasons ===

The bedrock edition of Minecraft has long been known to contain a considerable amount of bugs and glitches which can prove deadly on hardcore difficulty. Furthermore, console controllers are often seen as more limiting than their PC counterparts. The supposed young age of bedrock players is also a common explanation used to justify their usually short life spans but this has yet to be proven by any concrete research.

=== Consequences ===

Over time has emerged the notion stating that bedrock players have a shorter life expectancy compared to java players, with the large majority dying before their first hour on the server, in some cases, in only a few seconds or minutes. At the time of writing, only one notable exception exists with the bedrock player [[.DiplexMold2023]] still being alive, with a playtime of over 150 hours.

Bedrock Curse

2025-12-27T16:02:14Z

KristauxSoft:

[[Category:Literature]]

The Bedrock Curse, is a pretty recent term, first used by player [[TheAcidWitch13]] in early December 2025. However, the idea that bedrock players are alot more likely to die than other members is much older, dating back to the start of the server.

== Origins of the curse ==
[[File:Bedrock curse.png]]
=== Reasons ===

The bedrock edition of Minecraft has long been known to contain a considerable amount of bugs and glitches which can prove deadly on hardcore difficulty. Furthermore, console controllers are often seen as more limiting than their PC counterparts. The supposed young age of bedrock players is also a common explanation used to justify their usually short life spans but this has yet to be proven by any concrete research.

=== Consequences ===

Over time has emerged the notion stating that bedrock players have a shorter life expectancy compared to java players, with the large majority dying before their first hour on the server, in some cases, in only a few seconds or minutes. At the time of writing, only one notable exception exists with the bedrock player [[.DiplexMold2023]] still being alive, with a playtime of over 150 hours.

File:Bedrock curse.png

2025-12-27T16:01:48Z

KristauxSoft: First ever mention of the bedrock curse

== Summary ==
First ever mention of the bedrock curse

Bedrock Curse

2025-12-26T12:26:55Z

KristauxSoft:

[[Category:Literature]]

The Bedrock Curse, is a pretty recent term, first used by player [[TheAcidWitch13]] in early December 2025. However, the idea that bedrock players are alot more likely to die than other members is much older, dating back to the start of the server.

== Origins of the curse ==
=== Reasons ===

The bedrock edition of Minecraft has long been known to contain a considerable amount of bugs and glitches which can prove deadly on hardcore difficulty. Furthermore, console controllers are often seen as more limiting than their PC counterparts. The supposed young age of bedrock players is also a common explanation used to justify their usually short life spans but this has yet to be proven by any concrete research.

=== Consequences ===

Over time has emerged the notion stating that bedrock players have a shorter life expectancy compared to java players, with the large majority dying before their first hour on the server, in some cases, in only a few seconds or minutes. At the time of writing, only one notable exception exists with the bedrock player [[.DiplexMold2023]] still being alive, with a playtime of over 150 hours.

Bedrock Curse

2025-12-26T10:28:28Z

KristauxSoft: /* Consequences */

[[index.php?title=Category:Literature]]

The Bedrock Curse, is a pretty recent term, first used by player [[TheAcidWitch13]] in early December 2025. However, the idea that bedrock players are alot more likely to die than other members is much older, dating back to the start of the server.

== Origins of the curse ==
=== Reasons ===

The bedrock edition of Minecraft has long been known to contain a considerable amount of bugs and glitches which can prove deadly on hardcore difficulty. Furthermore, console controllers are often seen as more limiting than their PC counterparts. The supposed young age of bedrock players is also a common explanation used to justify their usually short life spans but this has yet to be proven by any concrete research.

=== Consequences ===

Over time has emerged the notion stating that bedrock players have a shorter life expectancy compared to java players, with the large majority dying before their first hour on the server, in some cases, in only a few seconds or minutes. At the time of writing, only one notable exception exists with the bedrock player [[.DiplexMold2023]] still being alive, with a playtime of over 150 hours.

Bedrock Curse

2025-12-26T10:28:17Z

KristauxSoft:

[[Category:Literature]]

The Bedrock Curse, is a pretty recent term, first used by player [[TheAcidWitch13]] in early December 2025. However, the idea that bedrock players are alot more likely to die than other members is much older, dating back to the start of the server.

== Origins of the curse ==
=== Reasons ===

The bedrock edition of Minecraft has long been known to contain a considerable amount of bugs and glitches which can prove deadly on hardcore difficulty. Furthermore, console controllers are often seen as more limiting than their PC counterparts. The supposed young age of bedrock players is also a common explanation used to justify their usually short life spans but this has yet to be proven by any concrete research.

=== Consequences ===

Over time has emerged the notion stating that bedrock players have a shorter life expectancy compared to java players, with the large majority dying before their first hour on the server, in some cases, in only a few seconds or minutes. At the time of writing, only one notable exception exists with the bedrock player .DiplexMold2023 still being alive, with a playtime of over 150 hours.

Bedrock Curse

2025-12-26T10:23:07Z

KristauxSoft:

Bedrock Curse

2025-12-26T10:22:45Z

KristauxSoft:

Bedrock Curse

2025-12-26T10:21:06Z

KristauxSoft:

Bedrock Curse

2025-12-26T10:20:54Z

KristauxSoft:

Bedrock Curse

2025-12-26T10:20:25Z

KristauxSoft: More info

Bedrock Curse

2025-12-26T10:17:20Z

KristauxSoft:

Bedrock Curse

2025-12-26T10:09:53Z

KristauxSoft:

Bedrock Curse

2025-12-26T10:09:11Z

KristauxSoft:

Lost Pets

2025-12-26T10:09:03Z

KristauxSoft:

[[Category:Literature]]

The term of lost pets refers to animals or mobs that were at some point tamed or owned by an individual who has since abandonned them. This can happen either when a player becomes inactive, moves away or more commonly when they die. Lost pets can mainly be found near spawn with dogs being the most frequently found pet.
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[[File:Lost_Pet_Example.png|link=File:Lost_Pet_Example.png|262x262px|Example of a lost pet|alt=Example of a lost pet|thumb]]

=== Context ===

A few animals in Minecraft are directly tied to the person that has tamed them with no way to be untamed or given to another player. These include cats, dogs and parrots. As such, when the original owners of these pets go missing, they become stuck, sat for eternity.

However, lost pets also include animals that aren't directly tied to an owner but that can still be tamed. This category includes horses, donkeys, mules, camels and llamas. Although these animals aren't stuck, they have still been abandonned by their original owner.

=== Freeing pets ===

When talking about "freeing" pets that have been abandonned, the most common solution among players is to simply kill them. However, this can be problematic as it is complicated to find the original owner of lost pets, leaving a certain margin of uncertainty as to whether a pet is truly abandonned or not. As a result, most players simply let these lost pets alone, in the hopes that their owner is not dead and eventually coming back to get them.

More recently, somewhere around the 3rd of October, a player named [[BloodyOrphan]] decided to create [[Doggy Heaven]], a sanctuary in the sky where atleast 10 lost dogs have found a new home. His services have been used by dead and inactive players alike to give a final resting place to their pets.

Lost Pets

2025-12-26T10:08:37Z

KristauxSoft:

[[index.php?title=Category:Literature]]

The term of lost pets refers to animals or mobs that were at some point tamed or owned by an individual who has since abandonned them. This can happen either when a player becomes inactive, moves away or more commonly when they die. Lost pets can mainly be found near spawn with dogs being the most frequently found pet.
----
[[File:Lost_Pet_Example.png|link=File:Lost_Pet_Example.png|262x262px|Example of a lost pet|alt=Example of a lost pet|thumb]]

=== Context ===

A few animals in Minecraft are directly tied to the person that has tamed them with no way to be untamed or given to another player. These include cats, dogs and parrots. As such, when the original owners of these pets go missing, they become stuck, sat for eternity.

However, lost pets also include animals that aren't directly tied to an owner but that can still be tamed. This category includes horses, donkeys, mules, camels and llamas. Although these animals aren't stuck, they have still been abandonned by their original owner.

=== Freeing pets ===

When talking about "freeing" pets that have been abandonned, the most common solution among players is to simply kill them. However, this can be problematic as it is complicated to find the original owner of lost pets, leaving a certain margin of uncertainty as to whether a pet is truly abandonned or not. As a result, most players simply let these lost pets alone, in the hopes that their owner is not dead and eventually coming back to get them.

More recently, somewhere around the 3rd of October, a player named [[BloodyOrphan]] decided to create [[Doggy Heaven]], a sanctuary in the sky where atleast 10 lost dogs have found a new home. His services have been used by dead and inactive players alike to give a final resting place to their pets.

Bedrock Curse

2025-12-26T10:08:23Z

KristauxSoft: Intro created

The Bedrock Curse, is a pretty recent term, first used by player [[TheAcidWitch13]] in early December 2025. However, the idea that bedrock players are alot more likely to die than other members is much older, dating back to the start of the server.

GrownRanger7910

2025-12-26T09:51:10Z

KristauxSoft:

{{Infobox|type=player|ign=GrownRanger7910|name=GrownRanger7910|status=Deceased|joined=March 15th 2025|clans=[[The Nomads (Disbanded)]]|image=GrownRanger7910.png}}

Having only lived for about a week in March 2025, not much is known about GrownRanger7910. It does appear like he shared a base with [[9numbernine9]] as well as other teamates.

=== Life ===

After joining the server on the 14th of March, GrownRanger seems to have quickly met up with the clan [[The Nomads (Disbanded)|The Nomads]], being recruted somewhere around the 16th of March. Most of his time spent on the server seems to have been dedicated to building up their shared base as well as taking in multiple visitors over the week that he would give tours to.

=== Death ===

It did not take long for members of [[The Nomads (Disbanded)|The Nomads]] to start dying out and on the 21st of March, GrownRanger died from fall damage, seemingly shorly after entering a trial chamber.

GrownRanger7910

2025-12-26T09:50:22Z

KristauxSoft:

{{Infobox|type=player|ign=GrownRanger7910|name=GrownRanger7910|status=Deceased|joined=March 15th 2025|clans=[[The Nomads (Disbanded)]]|image=GrownRanger7910.png}}

Having only lived for about a week in March 2025, not much is known about GrownRanger7910. It does appear like he shared a base with [[9numbernine9]] as well as other teamates.

=== Life ===

After joining the server on the 14th of March, GrownRanger seems to have quickly met up with the clan [[The Nomads (Disbanded)|The Nomads]], being recruted somewhere around the 16th of March. Most of his time spent on the server seems to have been dedicated to building up their shared base as well as taking in multiple visitors over the week that he would give tours to.

=== Death ===

It did not take long for members of The Nomads to start dying out and on the 21st of March, GrownRanger died from fall damage, seemingly shorly after entering a trial chamber.

GrownRanger7910

2025-12-26T09:46:35Z

KristauxSoft:

{{Infobox|type=player|ign=GrownRanger7910|name=GrownRanger7910|status=Deceased|joined=March 15th 2025|clans=[[The Nomads (Disbanded)]]|image=GrownRanger7910.png}}

Having only lived for about a week in March 2025, not much is known about GrownRanger7910. It does appear like he shared a base with [[9numbernine9]] as well as other teamates.

=== Life ===

After joining the server on the 14th of March, GrownRanger seems to have quickly met up with the clan [[The Nomads (Disbanded)|The Nomads]], it is likely that he already knew its members before entering the server. Most of his time spent on the server seems to have been dedicated to building up their shared base as well as taking in multiple visitors over the week that he would give tours to.

GrownRanger7910

2025-12-26T09:44:51Z

KristauxSoft: /* Life */

GrownRanger7910

2025-12-26T09:44:33Z

KristauxSoft:

GrownRanger7910

2025-12-26T09:41:05Z

KristauxSoft:

GrownRanger7910

2025-12-26T09:39:42Z

KristauxSoft:

GrownRanger7910

2025-12-26T09:38:55Z

KristauxSoft:

Lost Pets

2025-12-24T21:58:07Z

KristauxSoft:

Lost Pets

2025-12-24T21:56:24Z

KristauxSoft: /* Freeing pets */

Lost Pets

2025-12-24T21:49:07Z

KristauxSoft: /* Freeing pets */

Lost Pets

2025-12-24T21:47:59Z

KristauxSoft:

[[Category:Literature]]

The term of lost pets refers to animals or mobs that were at some point tamed or owned by an individual who has since abandonned them. This can happen either when a player becomes inactive, moves away or more commonly when they die. Lost pets can mainly be found near spawn with dogs being the most frequently found pet.
----
[[File:Lost_Pet_Example.png|link=File:Lost_Pet_Example.png|262x262px|Example of a lost pet|alt=Example of a lost pet|thumb]]

=== Context ===

A few animals in Minecraft are directly tied to the person that has tamed them with no way to be untamed or given to another player. These include cats, dogs and parrots. As such, when the original owners of these pets go missing, they become stuck, sat for eternity.

However, lost pets also include animals that aren't directly tied to an owner but that can still be tamed. This category includes horses, donkeys, mules, camels and llamas. Although these animals aren't stuck, they have still been abandonned by their original owner.

=== Freeing pets ===

When talking about "freeing" pets that have been abandonned, the most common solution among players is to simply kill them. However, this can be an uneasy solution as it is complicated to find the original owner of lost pets, leaving a certain margin of uncertainty as to wheter a pet is truly abandonned or not.

Lost Pets

2025-12-24T21:42:39Z

KristauxSoft: