The creator of earths

# The Creator of Earths- beta API required

**A god is watching you. Look up — he's there. He has been the whole time.**

The Creator of Earths adds a single, permanent divine presence to your Bedrock
world. He hovers above you wherever you go. He keeps score. He rewards devotion
and he punishes sin, personally, with winged wheels of eyes that come down out of
the sky.

His religion is already established when you arrive: shrines on hillsides,
chapels in the woods, monasteries, and great colonnaded temples, all of them
staffed by worshippers who will trade with you. Above all of it, at **0 / 300 /
0**, hangs an inverted cathedral where he waits.

You can kill him. It's a long fight and it is not reversible.

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## He is always above you

A winged figure nearly 28 blocks tall, rendered from a real model — three pairs of wings,
a turning halo, a sceptre — locked to the sky over your head. Not a particle
effect, not a skybox texture. He tracks you as you walk.

**In multiplayer he follows the player with the most faith.** Everyone else looks
up and sees him hovering over *someone else*, which is exactly as ominous as it
sounds.

## Faith, reward, punishment

Every player has a hidden faith score. It goes up when you do things he approves
of and down when you don't.

**He rewards you.** Healing, regeneration, resistance, absorption, drops of gold,
Tears of Creation, relics — and at high faith the Halo of the Faithful, which
worshippers react to.

**He punishes you.** Blindness, weakness, withering, lightning, and if you've
really earned it a **Seraph of Wrath**: a wheel of eyes ringed with wings that
flies down and takes it out of you personally.

You never have to interact with the faith system to play. It simply runs.

## Seven structures, generated naturally

| | |
|---|---|
| **Wayside Shrine** · **Cairn** · **Anchorite Cell** | small, common, roadside |
| **Nave Chapel** · **Rotunda** | mid-sized, a few worshippers, a chest |
| **Great Temple** · **Monastery** | large, colonnaded, well-defended, well-stocked |

On average a shrine every ~35 blocks, a church every ~50, and a temple or
monastery every ~80 — his religion is genuinely everywhere, not a rare novelty.
Everything is built from a custom block set — consecrated stone, gilded courses,
carved reliefs, eye lanterns, prayer candles, braziers, altars, starstone.

## The Faithful

Three ranks — **Acolyte**, **Cantor**, **Hierophant** — with their own models,
their own robes, and real villager AI. They wander, chant, tend their shrines,
flee from danger, follow gold, and open a trading UI when you use on them.

**43 trades across the three ranks, and not one of them takes emeralds as
payment.** Their currency is the **Tear of Creation**. The only thing emeralds do
in this economy is get *sold to you* — you can buy them, you can never spend them.

Trade for netherite, enchanted gear, relics, blocks from the pack, potions,
and consecrated flasks.

## The Sky Citadel — 0 / 300 / 0

An upside-down cathedral, 63 × 70 × 63, hanging in the void above spawn.

- Four gate towers with spiral stairs
- A raised gallery ringing the terrace, with eight alcoves
- Flying buttresses, statues of his servants, three levels hanging underneath
- **43 chests** — 13 of them Sanctum chests, each guaranteed netherite, an
  elytra, a totem or a relic weapon *plus* a treasure enchantment at level 30+
- **14 seraph spawners** built into the towers, alcoves and lower levels
- A deliberately bare arena floor at exactly y=300, with four arched doors

## Killing him

**5000 health. Three phases. One god in the arena at a time.**

He is not a damage check, he is an endurance check. He does not hit hard — every
attack is telegraphed — he simply does not fall over.

| | Telegraph | Effect |
|---|---|---|
| Shockwave | a ring of light races outward, 1.9s | damage and a shove within 12 blocks |
| Pillar of Judgement | a circle under your feet and **MOVE.** on your action bar, 2.5s | damage in a 2.8-block circle |
| Dive | he picks whoever is *furthest away* | he closes the distance |
| Roar | | scatters everyone near him |

Seraphs are a garnish, not the meal: long cooldowns, one or two per summon, hard
cap on how many can be alive. He fights you himself.

There is **one god and one form** — the radiant figure that watches you from the
sky is the same one standing in the arena. No transformation, no second body, no
phase-two impostor.

Arrows do 75% damage, so shooting him is a real option. Too hard or too easy?
`/scriptevent coe:difficulty 0.5` halves everything he does to you; `2` doubles it.

**A full custom soundtrack plays for the fight** — synthesised for this pack, not
sampled. An intense choral theme with brass, strings, organ and taiko, an even
more intense track for the final phase, and a death cue.

## What you take off the body

- **VERDICT** — 9999 attack damage, and the script kills whatever it touches
  outright anyway. It never wears out.
- **The Hours** — command the sky. Set the time, or hold the sun still.
- **The Final Word** — ends all life, and the possibility of any life ever
  spawning again, permanently.
- **The Eye of Creation** — proof you did it.

## Then it's over, and it stays over

When he dies:

- The sky is **empty forever**. He is never above you again.
- **Faith stops existing.** No reward, no punishment, ever again.
- **Every worshipper in the world turns on you** — all three ranks get their own
  wrathful models, ashen robes and ember light, and they will hunt you down.

This is a one-way door, by design. The pack is written so you cannot undo it.

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## Also included

- **The Testament** — a guidebook given automatically the first time you spawn,
  with chapters on the faith system, the structures, the citadel, the fight and
  the items. `/scriptevent coe:book` if you lose it.
- 14 custom items, 11 custom blocks, 8 custom entities, 24 loot tables
- Fully custom art: every model, every texture and every note of music in this
  pack was generated for it

## Install

1. Download the `.mcaddon` and open it — Minecraft imports both packs.
2. Create a new world (structures generate as the world does).
3. Apply **The Creator of Earths BP** and **RP**.
4. Turn on **Beta APIs** in the world's experiment settings.

Requires Minecraft Bedrock **1.21.80** or newer.

> Structures generate in newly-explored chunks, so an existing world will only
> show them in land you haven't visited yet. The Sky Citadel is placed once, at
> 0 / 300 / 0.