Ekialdea

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green_cities.png Ekialdea
About
Founder getplayerhead.sh?pojoj&16.png pojoj, getplayerhead.sh?AiacosMX&16.png AiacosMX, getplayerhead.sh?enoc1218&16.png enoc1218, getplayerhead.sh?xniorx&16.png xniorx, getplayerhead.sh?SimonAlv&16.png SimonAlv, getplayerhead.sh?Leude&16.png Leude
Contributors Fans of YouTuber ZetaSSJ
Category Cities
Underground? No
Fortified? Yes
Public access? Yes
Public build? Yes
Transport
Road link? Yes
Nexus link? No
Rail link? No
Boat link? No
Portal? Yes
Location
Coordinates X=11775
Y=65
Z=-12364
Dimension Overworld
Map Link


Ekialdea is one of the Satellite Cities of Kingdom Z. It lies east of the Kingdom's Capital City.

Rules and Important Notice
Rules Important Notice

This city surged after the necessity of housing new players after the Capital City of the Kingdom ran out of space within its walls and people started building immediately next to the walls outside of them in a hope of modifying the original walls of the Kingdom to enclose their houses.

Features

Ekialdea is the first planned city of Kingdom Z, which contrasts with the Capital's chaos.

It has four gates located at the four cardinal points, being the west gate the main entrance that comes directly from the Capital.

West gate South gate East gate North gate

The city offers chunk-sized (16×16 blocks) plots that are already delimited by stone paths for new players to build. It has its rules based on the server's rules and players are required to finish their houses. If a plot is just taking space with no finished house or building and its owner has been absent for more than one month or has been banned, Kingdom Z's staff can remove the blocks placed by the player.

Monumento a la Hispanidad

At the center of the city, in the intersection of the main streets that connect the four gates, lies the Monumento a la Hispanidad (Monument to Hispanicity), which includes a representation of Ibero-America and a black glass sphere that symbolizes the world.

Chunks that do not meet the minimum 16×16 block size are destined as public areas, some of them having been decorated with benches or shrubs.