ROUND 1 FIGHT 6
The Ghost's Vault
Caracosa's Prison of Hope
The Ghost's Vault:
Contained : VikingPilot's Prized possesions
Series : Dominion SMP
Propaganda : Perhaps the only self-titled Vault to actually be one, the Ghost's Vault, built by VikingPilot, is two things -- a consolidation of wealth, and a display of power. Built at a time on Dominion where every single diamond had to be handed over to the Queen every two weeks, the Vault is made in total opposition to that policy as an extremely intimidating secret stash. All 10 sets of Netherite armor are enchanted and labeled. It's built with soulfire lanterns under the center carpet runner for the sole purpose of unnerving the local piglin. He's taken people here twice onscreen, and both times it was to cash in a no-conditions-set IOU with that other person in order to make sure things work out exactly the way they need to. It also contains two very important books! Viking's "To Do" list is very simple -- Run Dominion. However, the other one -- the Book -- is quite possibly the single most dangerous thing in Viking's possession. He's not sure what's in it, other than that it contains rituals of unimaginable power and that if he opens it again, he will crack in half. Oh, and the Ghost's Vault is also the location for the world's most unhinged 12-minute 100% improv monologue to ever exist.
Caracosa's Prison of Hope:
Contained : ToAsgaard
Series : Celestial journey
Propaganda : Yes, the Prison of Hope as in the level from Demon's Souls, and yes, Carcosa as in the place from The King In Yellow. Carcosa is a massive and sprawling build, chock-full of details and incredible technical prowess -- modded magic, tech, and vanilla redstone all working together to power some truly insane automation setups -- and this prison pretty much epitomizes how absolutely unhinged he is as a builder and a modded tech player. First of all: it looks stunning. It's unfinished, but from most angles that's almost impossible to tell, as so much of it has been fleshed out. Every single cell has detailing! The bottom of the prison has details! There are shelving units that serve both practical and decorative purposes, cages showing live mobs painstakingly moved in from another dimension, columns and arches and chains galore, and incredible ambience in general. Second of all: it's also a fully functional mob farm. For any mob. Every single cell is rigged up to serve as a spawner for a different mob, able to be changed out remotely using modded item routing. The bottom of the prison automatically kills any mobs that spawn there to charge a blood altar, and there's a Wither killing cage down there as well. There's even further item routing in place to funnel all the drops directly into his equally unhinged storage system -- which is a combination of storage drawers, blood magic, and Botania's notoriously janky Coporea Index. Asgaard is an absolute madman. All of Carcosa is gorgeous and lives in my head rent free.
