What map did you start on?

[Psychokhaos]

Sanctum was fun but the atmosphere was completely different because townships were A LOT more secure because we had the entire town region no-pvp and mayors had infinite free LWC so every chest worth anything was locked. So everything had to be bought and sold (not raided) which was extremely easy due to there being Herogates at every town.

Not everything was steal-proof. Haha, good ol' carmeops. XD

 

[Danda]

Not everything was steal-proof. Haha, good ol' carmeops. XD

No not everything but the intelligent people never lost anything

 

[Fjordsen]

Towns with actual power, sounds lots of fun to me.

 

[GaidenFocus]

Zeal was my first map, and was the most fun i've had with Minecraft. The SSS (sorry sacks of shit) wars against Danda and his band of derps!

 

[Danda]

Zeal was my first map, and was the most fun i've had with Minecraft. The SSS (sorry sacks of shit) wars against Danda and his band of derps!

Hey I barely lost a single fight against you guys.
Besides your guys were just as derpy as mine.

 

[Jonsoon]

Almost at my two years

I joined mid Sanctum. I loved exploring everything, but I hated walking down that damn tower.

My first house on Herocraft in Sanctum Spawn:

Spoiler

My first house in a town, Fiore. This plot was someone's who stopped playing. I found his secret chest burred in the ground with a stack of diamonds in it. Still probably one of my most exciting finds.

Spoiler

 

[pandaman7]

I started on Zeal in July 2011 (thanks to madsplatter)... and of course Zeal was definitely the best map ever.

 

[HelsEch]

I am a very proud Elite who joined during Sanctum.

As some of you may know, When I started, I joined Madlum, which would become involved in one of the most historic and influential wars in Herocraft. I regret nothing and towns were FAR more secure which made it all the more interesting. When NATO blockaded Madlum, it was strategic, cutting off our only reliable method of travel and thus successfully preventing us from having trade, which was important back then. We were obviously forced into a position where we had to fight the structure head on. A sorry band without proper provisions against a prepared army with the defense of a well built wall. One day we finally overcame them and tore down that wall(which before was apparently LWC'd, which was soon removed by a lovely admin), but as we rejoiced in our efforts, NATO built a new wall, made of Obsidian and Lava that our poor citizens had no chance of breaking through. NATO had won their money war. This all started because TOP and KoE, the kingdoms behind NATO, wanted to get back at MaikkyWin, the mayor of Madlum, who was starting an economic trend that would solidify itself later in Sanctum. MaikkyWin bought gold at better prices, since TOP and KoE agreed on a price that benefited their bankers. If you thought about their plan, it was quite obvious that it wouldn't last. Someone would eventually be willing to buy it for more and they would be forced to adapt to remain competitive. The war never truly solved their problem, and left many new players without a home and with much resent for TOP and KoE, which most assuredly helped spark the creation of new towns and kingdoms, like Ultima and Newerth. The Madlum War was the first true and inspired war on Herocraft and it's aftermath lead to a sort of revolution within the game, whether they realised it or not. I'd say the only thing with more of an impact were the rule changes with succeeding maps and the start of organized evil with MoB and TC in Zeal, which while it had its fun is now leaving a rather poor aftertaste. Heroes definitely changed the game, but probably more for Evil than it did for Good.

 

[Fjordsen]

I am a very proud Elite who joined during Sanctum.

As some of you may know, When I started, I joined Madlum, which would become involved in one of the most historic and influential wars in Herocraft. I regret nothing and towns were FAR more secure which made it all the more interesting. When NATO blockaded Madlum, it was strategic, cutting off our only reliable method of travel and thus successfully preventing us from having trade, which was important back then. We were obviously forced into a position where we had to fight the structure head on. A sorry band without proper provisions against a prepared army with the defense of a well built wall. One day we finally overcame them and tore down that wall(which before was apparently LWC'd, which was soon removed by a lovely admin), but as we rejoiced in our efforts, NATO built a new wall, made of Obsidian and Lava that our poor citizens had no chance of breaking through. NATO had won their money war. This all started because TOP and KoE, the kingdoms behind NATO, wanted to get back at MaikkyWin, the mayor of Madlum, who was starting an economic trend that would solidify itself later in Sanctum. MaikkyWin bought gold at better prices, since TOP and KoE agreed on a price that benefited their bankers. If you thought about their plan, it was quite obvious that it wouldn't last. Someone would eventually be willing to buy it for more and they would be forced to adapt to remain competitive. The war never truly solved their problem, and left many new players without a home and with much resent for TOP and KoE, which most assuredly helped spark the creation of new towns and kingdoms, like Ultima and Newerth. The Madlum War was the first true and inspired war on Herocraft and it's aftermath lead to a sort of revolution within the game, whether they realised it or not. I'd say the only thing with more of an impact were the rule changes with succeeding maps and the start of organized evil with MoB and TC in Zeal, which while it had its fun is now leaving a rather poor aftertaste. Heroes definitely changed the game, but probably more for Evil than it did for Good.

That was a really good story HelsEch. I'm glad you shared it