Minecraft: Epic Bases
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Minecraft: Epic Bases is a tutorial book featuring twelve themed bases and tips related to their features and construction.
Synopsis
Are you an expert builder?
Looking for inspiration for your next epic build?
Then the search is over!
Visit the legendary bases of the Twelve, a guild of expert builders, who are ready to showcase their most stunning creations, including flying airships and underwater lairs. Learn their top tips and tricks for making incredible bases in a variety of themes, and follow their expert advice to create challenging structures and complex redstone mechanisms.
Full of thematic builds and unique features, this book of exceptional bases will spark the imagination of Minecrafters young and old.
Contents
| Title | Page(s) | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Introduction | 6-7 | A paragraph introducing the Twelve, who are master builders |
| General Build Tips | 8-9 | Tips on block choices and other building techniques |
| Ancient Mummy’s Tomb | 10-17 | A tomb build by “Professor Shelly Sande”, “Resident Archaeologist”, with a desert oasis, a massive entrance, and many traps. |
| The Lofty Lab | 18-23 | A sky base by Dr. Atticus Spark using a steampunk architectural style |
| The Sunken Estate | 24-29 | An underwater dome by Maria Trench with heavy interaction with the aquatic environment |
| Fenrir’s Tooth | 30-35 | A naval vessel by Gunhilda Fenrir featuring many elements used in Viking ships |
| The Exchange | 36-41 | A jungle research outpost that also acts as a village built by Kat Seeker |
| The Cube | 42-47 | A futuristic base by Steven Stargazer almost perfectly shaped like a cube, surrounded by ruins and a defense system |
| Glistening Ice Palace | 48-53 | A remote castle in an icy mountain built by Aldur Bluetouch that features redstone-based defenses |
| Base In Action | 54-55 | A scene at the Exchange in which members of the Twelve defend the base |
| The Shimmering Hoard | 56-61 | An underground forge and treasure drove built by Flint Scree |
| Sweet Kingdom | 62-67 | A town built by Miss Lolly Delight in which all buildings and most foliage are themed after sweets |
| The Macabre Hotel | 68-73 | A haunted mansion built by Rita the Reanimator featuring a number of traps |
| Phoenix Castle | 74-79 | A typical medieval castle built by Sir Cornelius Luckless |
| Craftholme | 80-87 | An academic institution built by Escher Wonder that is featured on the cover of the book and acts as the headquarters of the Twelve |
| Goodbye! | 88-89 | A set of paragraphs attributed to the character of Escher Wonder |
Trivia
- The pictures in the book alternate between using standard textures and a dramatically simplified version.
- The book uses the word "glowstones" to refer to multiple glowstone. In other settings, the plural is the same as the singular.
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Sources
- Minecraft: Epic Bases — Minecraft Wiki, CC BY-NC-SA 3.0, revision 3691718.