Find traveling traders and merchants throughout the lands Do side quests for NPC's to gain rewards Find chests and treasures every where you go

Follow a story and find history books scattered throughout the world Weapons and armor with custom modifiers and enchantments A huge open world RPG, full of side quests, towns, castles, and other amazing builds. Special credit goes to templario 1408 for letting me use some of his awesome builds.Īnd special credit to Ghost Xavier Tree Pack and Morryatay's Tree Compendium. Please note this map is for 1.8.8 or 1.8.9 it will not work in 1.9, or any later version.

Your journey will take you through 5 huge dungeons, caves, villages,Īnd temples, and you will discover many other places on the way. And even though you are not a knight yet, you have beenĬhosen to go on a quest to find the 3 orbs of power and the enchanted crest. but half way through your trials the king calls you to the castle, to tell you the Her cast of 'Crest characters' is sharply drawn in both words and sketches.You are about to begin your trials, to become a knight like your father before,

In narrating her story, Ross deftly brings the reader into the physical and emotional landscape of long-distance hiking. More than the end of the trail, this was also a symbolic milestone in her life. After many months and several major changes in her life, Ross beat fall snows and storms to reach the Canadian border. Continuing alone, Ross soon became the de facto leader of a motley, ever-changing crew of PCT walkers that came to be known as 'Cindy's Circus.' Long, rugged hiking days produced physical ailments and strong emotions, but in confronting and surmounting these challenges, Ross grew in strength. Her trip began-badly-in the California desert, where the hiking 'partner' she had selected from an advertisement proved to be totally inexperienced and so strange that they parted company the first day. But this time it was a more rugged arena: the Pacific Crest Trail, a mostly mountainous, 2600-mile route from Mexico to Canada, vastly different from the relatively gentle, well-traveled Appalachian Trail. It is good to read of someone who is just crammed full of courage, guts, spirit and determination.' -Smoke Blanchard, Walking Up and Down in the WorldĬindy Ross had already hiked the 2000-mile length of the Appalachian Trail when, hoping to escape a deadening daily routine and sort out her life, she returned to the wild. Her book is about the fear of an ordinary person doing extraordinary things. 'Cindy Ross does not claim to be a heroine.

The journey for the enchanted crest