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Several years after the closure of [[SpongeCraft Classic]] in September 2019, then-newly-appointed Cashier [[HawkbitAlpha]] floated the idea of bringing a Minecraft experience back to SBC in November 2022. The project was officially confirmed in April 2023 with the rollout of [[Seahorse 15]], and later slated for a grand opening on July 4, 2023. It is a departure from the original SpongeCraft concept, being a survival server with a heavy emphasis on world exploration. | Several years after the closure of [[SpongeCraft Classic]] in September 2019, then-newly-appointed Cashier [[HawkbitAlpha]] floated the idea of bringing a Minecraft experience back to SBC in November 2022. The project was officially confirmed in April 2023 with the rollout of [[Seahorse 15]], and later slated for a grand opening on July 4, 2023. It is a departure from the original SpongeCraft concept, being a survival server with a heavy emphasis on world exploration. | ||
Players of SpongeCraft Frontiers begin with a nearly 500-foot drop, dubbed the Leap of Faith, into '''the Frontierlands''', a diverse world centered around a cluster of distinctive earthen pillars. After exiting the Landing, players can proceed to explore the world and create their own ever-expanding homesteads. | Players of SpongeCraft Frontiers begin with a nearly 500-foot drop, dubbed the Leap of Faith, into '''[[The Frontierlands|the Frontierlands]]''', a diverse world centered around [[Great Hoodoos|a cluster of distinctive earthen pillars]]. After exiting the Landing, players can proceed to explore the world and create their own ever-expanding homesteads. | ||
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