The entire album is filled with some of the most visually rich and creatively dynamic locations I've ever seen in Minecraft.
Everything goes upward, with ladders and stairs and climbable structures designed to help players get to their destination. If that sounds crazy that's because it is. The city of Oranjestad is probably one of the most complex and visually eye-catching given that it's a city built on the premise of verticality.
Some of the most impressive spots in the map including the floating city of airships and the Havana region that sees stucco-rooftop buildings intersected by canals filled with water. A modified version of Minas Tirith is also present, alongside the Mines of Moria. Speaking of the Lord of the Rings and the two towers, there is an Isengard location, which is nestled into the imgur album just below Hyrule castle from Nintendo's famous Legend of Zelda series. It looks like some kind of ominous, impressive tower out of the Lord of the Rings, yet it's an entirely original structure. There's a tower that extends far into the sky while also going down deep below the surface - the chasm around the tower is lined with walkways and there are massive golden chains latched onto terraformed mountains keeping it all in place. They look like they could belong in some sort of big budget production. They don't look like standard player-made cities, towns or hot spots. The one thing that really took me by surprise was just how intricate and detailed some of these custom _Minecraft _places are. Other locations are still being worked on and expanded upon to this very day, showcasing that the creative talents of some players have no boundaries. Some of the locations in the map are built and left alone there as monuments of the hard work put into them by dedicated players.
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