User:BloodyOrphan

The Ongoing Tales

Of

BloodyOrphan

First Few Nights

BloodyOrphan joined the server on 8/14/2025 during a night cycle and watched mobs circle him. Knowing the dangers of starting at night, he held fast until the first rays of the sun broke the horizon. During the next few game days, he journeyed onward, unsure of which role to take within the server. As he progressed away from spawn, in need of food, he came upon a patch of carrots planted by The_Hive_Organisation. Out of the many carrots taken and replanted, he kept one to remember the work done by this legendary order. Signs were posted on the carrot patch showing their appreciation, and realizing that this was a custom for the culture on this server, he did the same. While slowly placing distance between himself and the spawn, BloodyOrphan continued to see the ruins of safe places built by those who wanted to help new players. While cooking some fish recently caught on a campfire, legend has it that a bee spoke to him, telling him that those who take from the community should give back to the community, and great things will come of it. The bee's wisdom helped shape his decision to help other players, as The Hive Organisation had helped him.

Level Up Montage

The first key to helping others was to support himself. It took many days and nights of travel before finally finding his first two villagers; two nimwits were all that survived from the town. After lengthy negotiations, they decided to call in their friends, and a trading hall was made underground, where BloodyOrphan was able to trade sticks for all the diamond gear, tools, and enchantments he would need to thrive. The final task was to finalize his equipment by upgrading to netherite. The Nether was a nightmare; most of the environment was tainted by those who had come before, yet nonetheless, the netherite he searched for was found. Never had he upgraded to netherite before; he was unaware of the need for a netherite upgrade in order to fully upgrade his equipment. Many days passed while searching for one, and then ultimately, he only had one choice. BloodyOrphan was going to have to meet another player to trade for one. After many days of watching chat, he found natonite_ to be friendly, the fact of his position on the server unknown at the time, and requested a trade for a templete. After traveling back towards spawn, he conducted the trade at a drop-off location and headed back to his base, ready to finish his level-up montage.

Newbie Base and The Origin of Blood Good Honey

Now that he was fully equipped, BloodOrphan started contacting new players who would be interested in a helping hand. It didn't take long for his good deeds to be noticed by other members, one of whom reached out and asked him to drop off supplies for new players. Although the name Not_A_Griefer sounds a bit suspicious, and with half of chat saying not to trust him, BloodyOrphan decided that risks were going to need to be made eventually. This risk paid off as Not_A_Griefer delivered a shulker box full of totems, which would be handed out to new players who would visit the Newbie base. Wanting a way to show his appreciation for being a friendly player, but ultimately not having anything of worth, BloodyOrphan turned to the bee once more for guidance. It was at that moment that he was given a way to purify honey, turning it into something greater. Bloody Good Honey. Not_A_Griefer was given the second bottle of Bloody Good Honey, as the first was given to BloodyOrphan by the bee itself. Since this moment, it has been going through a series of refinements and is near perfect and without error. Notably, natonite_ also visited the Newbie base early on for a book exchange. BloodyOrphan exchanged "Born In Crimson CH1 PT1" for netherwart and blaze rods, which enabled an ender chest to be placed for all to use. A bottle of Bloody Good Honey was crafted for natonite_ but at the time of this being written, it has still yet to be delivered. From these days onwards, BloodyOrphan would continue to craft these Bloody Good Honey bottles and hand them to players who were trustworthy and acted with care and consideration instead of violence or malice.