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Hermit's Quarry is a settlement in the 1.16 amplified world. Located at 12,000; 10,000, Hermit's Quarry is built on a mesa, and exists so that players there can harvest terracotta from the surrounding area. There is currently no way to use the nether to reach this mesa, so anybody who wants to mine terracotta here must walk the entire distance across the amplified world, which can take over an hour.
{{Town infobox|Basic Information=Founded: February 2021
Mayor: DrthVrdrMarenghi
Population: 5
Status: Active|Location=Coordinates: 12000, 10000 (in amplified)}}Hermit's Quarry is a settlement in the 1.16 amplified world. Located at 12,000; 10,000, Hermit's Quarry is built on a mesa, and exists so that players there can harvest terracotta from the surrounding area. There is currently no way to use the nether to reach this mesa, so anybody who wants to mine terracotta here must walk the entire distance across the amplified world, which can take over an hour.


== <big>History</big> ==
== <big>History</big> ==

Revision as of 18:26, 4 March 2021

Template:Town infoboxHermit's Quarry is a settlement in the 1.16 amplified world. Located at 12,000; 10,000, Hermit's Quarry is built on a mesa, and exists so that players there can harvest terracotta from the surrounding area. There is currently no way to use the nether to reach this mesa, so anybody who wants to mine terracotta here must walk the entire distance across the amplified world, which can take over an hour.

History

Hermit's Quarry was founded by DrthVrdrMarenghi, who was the first to ever discover the amplified mesa. He made 3 trips there before he brought a bed and started living there for good. There are currently only 11 players that have ever visited Hermit's Quarry, and only about half of them have built a house there

Way of life

The people who live permanently in Hermit's Quarry don't only ever mine at the mesa. They can use a one-way nether connection to return to the normal world, and then die to return to their spawnpoint set at the mesa. Using an ender chest, you can also transport items back to the mesa, which is why Hermit's Quarry has such a diverse selection of crops and trees. Accidentally setting your spawnpoint in the overworld, thus preventing death warping back, is known as "pulling an albuq", as albuq was the first player to do this. Otherwise, people mostly spend their time mining terracotta and selling it, using this death warping method.