RankerSMP: Jurassic Hell

Many moons ago, before you were born, dinosaurs roamed the world. Then something happened to the world, it started to crack...

 

Over a large period of time lava started consuming the overworld. This wasn't the overworld anymore, it became something far different... this became HELL!

 

What everyone once knew was lost. Only abandoned and infested structures full of lava remain. Demons roam the lands, unknown structures of all sorts populate the landscape, and signs of unholy rituals can be find everywhere. What in God's name happend? Welcome to the new world, Hell. Have fun trying to get started!

 

Your goal is simple, escape the hell that you now find yourself in and travel back to the Overworld before the demons arrive. Upon successfully escaping you'll discover the truth behind your new world, and well as find some long-extinct reptilian creatures awaiting you. With no way back, and why would you ever want to go back, what will you do?

 

Still haunted by the previous world, your energy slowly drains, trying to draw you back in.

What adventures shall you have in this new world? What happened to the previous one? What can you do to stop the inevitable?

 

 

Total revamp currently in alpha stages of being developed.

 

Applied Energistics 2

Mekansim

Create

Custom Dimensions

Custom Recipes

Custom Loot Tables

 

 

RankerSMP: Modded Minecraft Discord!

 

 

- unreleased - alpha - testing and developing.

 

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