I Survived 100 Days of Hardcore Minecraft, In a Cave Only World… Here’s What Happened

I’m going to try and survive 100 days in a minecraft cave only world in hardcore mode. This world type has no trees, insanely weird world generation, and no way out. And on top of that, the world is in constant darkness, meaning deadly mobs spawn at all times, and

If I die, my entire world is deleted forever. I have three goals for this video: 1. Defeat the ender dragon 2. Get a full set of netherite armor 3. Slay the wither boss, twice Now let’s begin. Day 1. I severely underestimated how dark this place was going to be. Now, as I mentioned,

Tree’s don’t generate down here, so the only way I can get wood is from mineshafts, so that was my first goal. I entered a nearby cave to look around, and to my utter surprise, there was a mineshaft right next to spawn!

So I went ahead and did the natural progression, mined some of the wood, crafting table, wooden pick, mined some stone, and made the basic tools, you get the jist. I also came across a chest minecart that had baguettes, iron, and a golden apple. So already

I was in a good place right off the bat. But since I knew that mobs were going to be spawning at every single second, I really wanted to set up a mini base as soon as possible. So I dug into a wall of the mineshaft, set

Up a door, and I had a mini starter hole. I kept exploring the mineshaft and taking all of it’s ores. Mainly iron. Like a lot of iron. And while I was exploring, I managed to find my first diamonds! It was only a four vein,

But that was still enough for a shiny diamond pickaxe! Day 2 I smelted some more raw items and looked around to see what I got from chest minecarts. Apparently I picked up some glow berries along the way, and when I tried eating one it gave me one puny hunger back.

I also found even more diamonds while lost in the mineshaft, and after mining them all, I had enough for a fresh diamond helmet and chestplate. After some extra exploration in the shaft, I left the cave to explore the actual caverns that night.

And right next to the mineshaft was this little grass area, which looked like the perfect spot for a future build. Day 3 I kept disassembling the mineshaft for wood, expanding my hobbit hole, and didn’t have a clue as to why these berries won’t grow. Figured it out eventually though, but

These berries were definitely not worth the bone meal. I decided to visit that grass platform I found yesterday and I found sheep on them! I didn’t think passive mobs spawned in this world so I was super happy to see animals!

After crafting a bow early day 4, I swam around my cave and caught an axolotl in a bucket, brought the two sheep into a pen, and forced them to make some mutton. Child… I meant child.

I also made a boat using the last of my wood and sailed off to this amethyst geode in my caverns! These are new in the snapshots and I really wanted these new amethyst shards. And on my way back to the mineshaft, I also stumbled across another zombie spawner! Of

Course the destroyer of hardcore worlds was awaiting my arrival, but I killed him pretty easily, and got some okay loot from the chest. Day 5 I was trying to get seeds so that I could start my farming simulator journey.

Food was relatively scarce, and I wasn’t looking to have a diet of just rotten flesh. But on my journey for seeds, I spotted one of the rarest items in a cave only world: sugar cane! Sugar Cane has a 0.5% chance of spawning in, so finding this was huge! But you know what’s

Even more rare than sugar cane, the percentage of viewers who aren’t subscribed! To end off the day, I did some strip-mining and found even more diamonds. You may think I’m cheating with all these diamonds, but I swear in 1.17 they are ridiculously easy to find.

The next two days I finished off my armor set and made some diamond tools. I mined up a bunch of obsidian so that I could make a nether portal and an enchanting table, and then I tore down all of the glow berries in my home. Turns out those were the only

Glow berries I was going to get for the rest of these 100 days. I won’t miss them, they were kind of trash. I also placed down my bucket axolotl, found another one in the mineshaft, and placed that one down as well.

After that I found a new animal roaming my platform, which I trapped in a hole and of course forced to reproduce. Day 8 I set up the nether portal because I was eager to go into the new dimension.

The nether spawn was not amazing, so I walked around trying to find an okay spot, but there really wasn’t one in sight. But after a few minutes of wandering, I did manage to find a warped forest, which finally allowed me to get a stable source of wood.

And upon some further walking, I actually came across the nether fortress! I ran up to see if I could get in, but I have no balls, so I’ll leave that for another time. But when I went back through my portal, I was not in my home anymore. Instead, the game

Put me in some random spot. So day 9, I had to figure out where in the heck this game placed me. I tried going so many different directions, but zero of them were leading me back home. Thankfully, after 15 minutes of strip-mining, I found a ravine, which led me straight back

To my home. I do not understand why the game plopped me in some random area, but all that matters is that I was home. Just out of curiosity though, I went back through to portal to see if it would lead

Me back to that spot, and of course, it didn’t. Turns out 1.17 is actually the nether portal random dang spot update. Day 10 I returned home to find my axolotls getting a little too touchy for my liking. I’m trying to avoid demonetization, guys, relax yourselves.

I also took down my nether portal, since I wanted to move it to a new location. Wouldn’t really matter though, it’d put me somewhere random no matter wherever I put it. But with my nether portal out of the way, I spent the rest of the night expanding my new home.

And by morning of Day 11, I had a pretty good chunk of space to move into. I also grew my first warped fungus block, meaning I could now have a sustainable source of wood in the overworld. Unfortunately these trees leave this floating blue junk, but as long as I clean it up it’s

Not too big of an issue. Back at my home, I tried using some of the new polished deepslate blocks I had on the wall, and I thought it looked pretty good. But when I added in these warped planks, oh

Man I knew this place was going to look insane. Especially with the andesite accents, it was looking absolutely immaculate. Day 12 I found out that oddly enough, polished granite looked good on the floor. I usually hate granite in builds but it actually looked decent here.

Day 13-14 I created a mini strip-mine, cause I was a little low on ores. I don’t know why I strip-mined, seeing as I had an entire cave as my world, but it ended up being worth it. Because my strip-mine ended up intersecting a small cave, which directed me right to a

Zombie spawner. I raided the chest but that wasn’t the best part. Because 20 blocks from the zombie spawner was a spider spawner. That on it’s own isn’t too special, but then I found this. I saw that and my jaw dropped to the floor! You can check the seed if you want, but I

Got an enchanted golden apple out of a dungeon chest. That’s literally a 3% chance and I actually got it. But you know what’s even rarer, the chance that you’re subscribed… I spent the remaining two days caving for more valuables, but nothing was going to beat the notch apple.

I then tried my hand at fishing to see if I could get some mending books. But because there was no sky, fishing took like 25x longer than usual, so clearly, I could not get any mending books.

But I did meet someone who could give me some: a zombie villager. I lured him back to my home and like a good neighbor punched him in a hole. I named him McDiggin, but I won’t transform him until we find one more zombie villager.

Day 16 I spent all day trying to find a friend for McDiggin. And while waiting for mobs to spawn, I cleared out an even bigger area for my future villagers to stay in. My sheep and chickens were also multiplying extremely fast, and I managed to get 13 eggs

From the chickens. And with those eggs, I set up a small egg farm on my complex. Day 18 I set up my new nether portal in the mineshaft, and I spawned in the same portal (luckily). I wanted to get some blaze rods for eyes of ender, but these skinny boys weren’t too

Happy with me in their nether fortress , so I had to clap their cheeks. After some skull smacking, I got to collecting some rods. But I soon got too deep into the fortress, and this happened.

I got down to 1 and a half hearts there. If I didn’t have food in my inventory, my entire world would have been deleted just 3 seconds later. Fortunately, a lot of stupid skeletons kept me entertained during my grind.

Day 19 I was heading back home with 9 blaze rods in total, and I got home harm free. Kind of. Also, I think you already know what’s about to happen. Days 20 I somehow found my way back home and spent the rest of the day trying to find another

Zombie villager, but it was bust. I also made 7 eyes and threw it to see the direction of the stronghold, and it went the worst direction possible. And not only that, but the eye failed. Meaning I need even more eyes for the fight.

Thankfully one thing went my way those days, as I got a lucky potato drop from a zombie, so now we can have good food for the rest of the episode! I then had a terrible idea to make a staircase to the top of the world, because even though

There’s a bedrock roof, structures can sometimes generate within it, which breaks the bedrock. I was planning to get on the surface by that night, but when I came across this hilly area on my staircase, somebody stopped me dead in my tracks.

Another zombie villager! I know it’s a nitwit, but I just needed two villagers to make more, so this was perfect! So down the staircase we went for the rest of the night. By day 23 I had returned to my surface and put her in the hole. McDiggin and Paul shall

Make many, many, many children. Day 24 I fished for the only ingredient missing in order to make my zombies into humans: a weakness potion. Only issue is that I can’t get glass for bottles, so the only way to get water bottles is by fishing for it.

Needless to say, it would be day 100 when I got one water bottle, so I had to change to plan B: bartering. Before that though, I really wanted to get to the surface of the world.

And after a long, long time of mining, I found the spot: one piece of dirt was all it took. So I towered up and basked in the beautiful bedrock ceiling’s glory. Also, I saw these weird creatures in the distance and I didn’t know what they were. Turns

Out there was some random bug in my snapshot where cows looked like this. I don’t know what was wrong with them, but I just killed them to put them out of their misery. Day 25 I remembered piglins occasionally trade water bottles, so I went to the nether to

Try and get one. However, seeing as there was enderman nearby, I figured an extra pearl couldn’t hurt. And pause the video. I want you all to consider a few things when I resume this clip. A, This enderman is not happy that I looked at him. B, This pigman is named Freddy. Freddy

Has serious anger issues. And C, I am using a diamond sword, which has the chance to perform a sweeping attack, where multiple mobs are hurt with one click. And with all of this in mind, resume the clip. This was the closest I have ever gotten to dying in hardcore minecraft. An enderman and

Freddy’s gang were all staring me down on this singular weeping vine. With one and a half hearts, no food in my hotbar to heal up, and only one block, I am one hit away from death. My next steps would have to go perfectly, or my world will be gone forever.

I somehow escape with my one and a half hearts left, and I dig as far away as my pickaxe will take me. I also finally got food from my inventory so I could heal up. That was way too close.

The next day Freddy and his friends seemed okay, so I bartered with this piglins to get some water bottles. And fortunately for me, this plan took barely any time and I got the drop pretty quickly! In the end, I got two water bottles, and I headed out safely. Kinda.

And those water bottles were quickly turned into splash potions of weakness. Those chest minecarts also came in clutch with some golden apples for the zombie villagers. And after splashing and giving them their apples, they became human not too long after.

I let them out of their holes and I baby proofed the area just so they wouldn’t wander off. And to end off the day, I farmed some more warped wood to make torches for the caverns. Day 28 that one potato drop into a potato empire. And the potatoes were then quickly

Thrown to McDiggin and Paul to get some babies in the oven. What an arrogant child. Days 29 and 30 I expanded my farm, did some more strip-mining, and overall did some maintenance work on my area. Days 31-33 a lot of children were being made, those beds definitely helped.

And after observing the miracle of life, I then I made the long, long voyage to the stronghold. I crossed over hills, caverns, you name it I crossed it. And for the cherry on top, every single eye that I threw either got lost or broke.

So needless to say with spirits at an all time low, I was pretty stoked when I fell into a river and emerged right next to the stronghold. I found the portal room pretty quickly, but I was going to need more eyes, since I had a grand total of 0.

In the meantime though, I raided this place for its wood and its bookshelves, which were located in the library. Also, thankfully I remembered that I should make a nether portal here so that I wouldn’t have to travel this far again.

Day 34 I found my nether portal close to my nether fortress, and I spent the rest of the day travelling back home. And with the bookshelves I got from the stronghold, I constructed my level 30 enchanting station. And using some extra bookshelves I had, I made some lecterns for my villagers.

Because I cured McDiggin and Paul, I also got some good discounts, but I couldn’t get mending for one emerald like I wanted. But I did get a silk touch trade for an emerald, which I decided to take. Day 36 I threw absurd amounts of potatoes at children.

I also killed some of my chickens which gained me a solid amount of cooked chicken. I also met Mason again today, also known as my favorite villager in Minecraft. And for the rest of the day, I tried to get a mending book, but couldn’t get one.

Side note, I think the villagers spawned a cat in my home, so I fished for a little bit, and I successfully tamed my first pet. Days 37-39 I was focusing on preparing for the dragon fight. I leveled up McDiggin a few times with paper and books, but he didn’t sell me mending.

After that, I used all of my levels to enchant my chestplate, pickaxe, leggings, sword, and boots. I got some arrows for my bow, bred my sheep monstrosity, and got a ton more food for my fight. And then, I swam to my mineshaft to barely get level 30, which let me enchant my bow

To get… just flame… So I enchanted a different bow with power 2, combined the two, and my bow was now good enough. Only thing missing was enderpearls, so I spent day 40 killing endermen getting all of the pearls I needed. I also nearly pooped my pants there.

I crafted up 11 eyes in total, and went back to my stronghold portal to place all of those eyes in the end portal frames. If I died in the end realm, my entire world will be deleted. But on Day 41, I jumped in.

And now, the dragon’s free trial of life was about to expire. When the end crystals were gone, it was time to face the mighty beast with my crappy sword and crappy bow. And then. I had done it. I defeated my mighty ex-wife.

I got up to 67 levels, grabbed the dragon egg, and using 2 extra pearls that I had, I went through the end gateway. My goal was obviously to find an elytra, and so days 42-43 I looked around the end for one.

And may I just say, it took a long time to find just an end city. Not to mention my pinky finger was numb after these bridges, man. But after walking for a thousand blocks, I finally found one.

After getting some shells, I bridged off the end city and easily made my way into the end ship. I beat up the inside shulker, which was on the ceiling for some reason, and got some enchanted armor, diamonds, emeralds, and other good loot.

And to store this loot, I also made my first shulker box. I know I’m annoying you by not taking it, so I grabbed the elytra, and I could now fly around my world. And I was getting comments about this last time, so comment whether you

Pronounce it elytra or elytra. I was getting hated on for my pronunciation so let’s see who’s right. Before I left, I grabbed the dragon head, crafted some fireworks with the materials I brought, and tried to leave… keyword there is tried. I was caught in an absurd amount of these bullets in this room.

The top room did have some good loot, though, so it was kinda worth it. But with that, I was out, and I glided to my end gateway, and jumped in the end portal to watch the entire 30 minute credits of the gam- I’m kidding I skipped it immediately.

Day 44 I enchanted my old diamond pickaxe, and combined it with a pickaxe from an end ship to make “sheesh speed”. I still had 53 levels from the dragon fight though, so I enchanted my axe, helmet, bow, and shovel.

I also wanted to get a looting 3 book from a villager, but even after 15 minutes of doing this I didn’t have any luck getting one. Day 45 I was fishing, because the villagers spawned another cat in my house! And luckily, it only wanted 1 cod!

I enchanted another diamond pickaxe too, and seeing as I was practically throwing away my levels, let’s enchant my rod as well. Day 46 my cat gave me a foot… charming. And the rest of these two days I was mining for iron. You may be wondering why I’m getting

So much iron, but trust me, it’ll all make sense soon. After two days, this is how much I got, but I was going to need a lot more for what I want to accomplish. Day 48 I created an auto-smelter and also discovered bean blocks.

The rest of the day my hunt for looting 3 continued. But of course, villagers did not cooperate. Instead, I just stopped at looting one. Puny enchantment, but I didn’t care anymore, I’ll just combine it in an anvil.

Day 50 I made a farmer to sell my crops to. I haven’t been showing it, but I actually have been farming my stuff this whole time, so I wanted to sell some crops for some extra money. And yes, I did use fortune on my crops. No need to attack me in the comments

And when I leveled up my farmer, he sold me apples, which I forgot they could do! Since I couldn’t get apples from trees, these were an easy way to get golden apples to zombify my villagers in the future! I checked my autosmelter for the first time too, yeah this thing was definitely working.

I then combined my looting I books and forgot that one villager traded me mending, so oops. But I forgot that levels were a thing, so I headed off to the nether to gather some xp. And by day 51 I had returned with 22 levels. But as I returned home, something caught my

Eye: a slime! Now I have survived 100 days in superflat, so I’m no stranger to these things, but this was the first one I had encountered in the cave. I decided to chop it up a little bit to get the smallest ones, and I killed them all for slimeballs except one.

Baby slimes don’t do any damage, so I decided to keep one as a little friend. But unfortunately, I sorta forgot baby slimes are more fragile than a leaf and uh… Rest in peace Jerry. You didn’t deserve this buddy. You won’t be forgotten.

Anyways, I finally had enough levels to combine the two good swords into one. The next day I made tons of beds to go blast mining for netherite. And with 18 beds, I got 4 ancient debris in total. Kinda a disappointment.

And Day 53 with more levels from quartz mining, I combined my sword and book and made an amazing sword. I then used my ancient debris to make my first netherite ingot, but I decided to save it for later on.

And the remainder of the day I did some clearing out to make space for a storage room. This warped crap was also getting real annoying, so I had to take it down. It looks like an ICEE that blew up everywhere, and there is 0 chance I’m keeping this stuff up.

Days 55 to 57 I was putting my looting 3 sword to use in the nether to try and get 3 wither skeleton skulls. Obviously, I wanted to get a beacon, but even with looting 3 this took a really long time.

Not just because the drop rates were low, but because stuff like this happened. How is that my fault? And that wasn’t the only time either, this happened constantly. I almost wanted to hit them at this point. Like are you kidding me?

But after 96 kills, I got my first head, got my second at 118 kills, and my final head at 120 kills. After that I did a bit of blaze killing, but after my shield broke I knew I had to head out.

Day 58 I was getting ready to fight the wither, and that included a lot of eggs from my farm. Take a guess as to why you think I’m bringing eggs to the wither fight in the comments. I traveled super far away from home, built a room for the wither to spawn, and threw

All of my eggs down to make chicks. But with that, it was time to defeat the almighty wither. Just like that, I defeated the wither without a scratch, and I was rewarded with my first nether star. But trust me, if you want to see a real crazy wither fight, wait until

The second one I fought later in the video. This game hates me. Day 60 I finally put mending on my elytra and made my ascent to the bedrock ceiling. It’s important to note that I downloaded the newest snapshot at this point, which made for a… very interesting world.

At the surface, I flew away with my rockets, and I was looking for a generated pillager outpost. These structures would only make the ground, but that would still give me some birch planks and dark oak wood. But on my journey, this is what I saw… yeah I wasn’t sure either. But that wasn’t

As crazy as this: the gosh dang farlands had generated in my world. I think this had something to do with the bedrock ceiling being lowered in the snapshot, but it was crazy to see this in my world.

And what’s even crazier is what I saw while flying a bit further, because there was a village! With trees! I didn’t think there was anyway to get trees in this world, but this was a huge find! I raided everything this village had, but nothing was as valuable as those saplings!

Day 61 I continued flying and saw my next destination: a fully generated pillager outpost. I walked up preparing for all-out mayhem, but there actually wasn’t a pillager there, so instead I took it’s valuable stuff. But with 28 saplings in my inventory, I decided to head home.

With the wood I collected, I added storage to the storage room and finished the walls. Day 63 I made even more chests and sold stone to Mason. I also heard really loud groaning, and after making sure it wasn’t my Mom and Dad in

The other room, I checked to find the source. Surely enough, a zombie party was happening right next door, but I had to kill them all and light up the cave. And yea, no wonder there were a lot of zombies.

This librarian also leveled up, and he sold me glass, which I took immediately! Because with glass, I could finally create my beacon! Days 64-65 I needed to repair my mending gear, so I travelled to the end portal and killed endermen.

I ended up repairing my elytra, sword, and pickaxe, but for some reason I got sidetracked and went through the end gateway, and started looking for an end city. Not too sure why I got so distracted, but I did find an end city, and it was the smallest end city I’ve ever seen.

Found another one not too far away though, got some okay loot from the chests, found a third one with an end ship, and of course I snatched that extra elytra. Speaking of elytra, mine was almost broken, so I repaired that bad boy, somehow found

A fourth end city which I thought was tiny, but little did I know it was terrible in that place. Day 66 I headed to the main end island just to repair my stuff, since it was extremely broken from end busting.

After grinding to level 30, I enchanted my axe and got the jackpot axe! I also started assembling some items for a project, and with saplings, I could get the most important item for that farm: leaves! Lots, and lots of leaves.

Days 67 to 69 (nice), I was building the farm: which is of course an enderman xp farm! The farm requires you to be at y-level 1, so you literally need to place blocks right until the void, which is lowkey terrifying, but I followed a tutorial by Shulkercraft to guide me through the farm.

Spawning the endermite was also a pain, but I got one and nametagged him McSqueamish so that he wouldn’t despawn. I then opened up the cobblestone gate and the farm was going crazy. Like after just a few swings, I was racking up xp like nuts. I killed these skinny boys

For a while, because this farm just spawned so many, and my mending tools and armor was fully repaired in barely any time! I’m not entirely sure what McSqueamish did to these guys, but nonetheless I got up to level 72 and got outa there.

Day 70 I spent all day trying to get unbreaking 3, and I swear to god Mojang is working against me at this point. This man didn’t offer it a single time! So I instead bought a bunch of unbreaking 1 books, combined them to get unbreaking 3

Which took ALL of my levels, and put that on my elytra. And to finish off my xp, I made a speedy silk touch pickaxe. Day 71 I made a ton of baked potatoes and started growing my saplings for some oak wood!

Which was pretty normal until this happened. a bee nest spawned in… which means BEES! I didn’t even know that bee nests could spawn on trees, but clearly they can. I then went off mining in search of more iron, because if you haven’t already guessed, I wanted to make a max level beacon.

And max level beacons need a lot of iron. This was how much iron ore I mined, and this is how much that is with fortune. And of course it’s going straight to the oven. Day 73 I made a little exhibit in the corner of my storage room for my axolotl friend.

I think she likes it, but she definitely needs a name. I then started organizing some of my storage room, mainly just moving the cobblestone since I had buttloads of this stuff. Days 74-75 I sheared my sheep and crafted loads of beds, expanded my storage room, and spent loads of time organizing my stuff.

This is probably the most boring thing in all of Minecraft, but I had to do it so that I didn’t end up with a chest monster in my living room. After that boring work, I needed some action, so I headed off to the nether for the next

Two days to get some more ancient debris. I had like 20 beds so I assumed that I could get atleast 4 pieces, but I ended up getting more ancient debris by just mining netherrack with my netherite pickaxe.

By the end of my trip, I managed to get 6 ancient debris in total, but the journey left my pickaxe in worse shape than a scroll, so I went to my enderman farm to mend it back up. But for some reason, the enderman were not coming to my killing chamber. And upon further

Investigation, I found an enderman on top of McSqueamish’s minecart! So, from what I can guess, this dumb head killed McSqueamish! Day 78 this is completely unrelated, but I was in the nether fighting blazes and stuff, and I heard this. Did that not sound like the Manhunt song? Tell me someone else hears that.

After freaking out about that, I slammed my cranium into a wall until another endermite spawned, named this one McSqueamish 2.0, and hoped that the enderman wouldn’t murder him this time. Back home, I mined up a lot of nether gold ore from my nether expedition, and by the

End of it I only needed 8 more ore blocks for my max level beacon! Speaking of the nether expedition, I smelted my 6 ancient debris and made my second netherite ingot, which went straight on my chestplate

To finish off my max level beacon, I decided not to go mining, but instead go to the ceiling to find some abandoned portals with gold blocks. I figured this was a lot more interesting than mining… and it was, not because of what I found but because of the fact that dinosaurs attacked me.

This world had a bedrock ceiling that kept these pterodactyls out, but that clearly hasn’t stopped them now. After killing them, I got enough ore blocks to make my max level beacon! I really wanted to test this beacon out, but it couldn’t activate with bedrock above

It, so I needed to go back to the surface to construct it. Thankfully I didn’t mess up constructing it… twice. I put haste 2 on this bad boy and within a second, I could insta-mine stone! And after mining stone for a good 15 minutes, it was time to head back down.

Before trading all that stone away though, I wanted to get the best prices possible, so I brought Brenda the zombie to some Masons. I mined a lot more stone than I thought, but these discounted prices were makin me absolute cheddar.

Capitalism continued the next day, and I was really starting to get a lot of emeralds. But my sphere of influence can wait, because I want to start work on a small custom terraformed area. I know that doesn’t sound that exciting, but I did want to do a semi-big building project

In these 100 days, and this would suffice. Also, my name is literally “the terrain” so you should’ve expected me to do something with the ground. This section also allowed me to experiment with 1.17 blocks, like deepslate, which I honestly think may be my new favorite block. No, nope, nevermind.

I also tried out some tuff, which looked like offbrand cobblestone, and I finished off the cliff face with some cobblestone and of course regular stone. And the wall was looking pretty good with that gradient, but I still wanted some extra

Detail, so I pushed a few sections back to give the build some depth. And of course, we added the grass top to finish off the nice wall. Day 86 I bought exactly two name tags for two chickens that had been stuck in a river

For like forty days. I named one Dumb and the other one Cluck. Day 87 I for some reason used my limited dark oak wood for the wall. I had like no dark oak wood so I have no idea why I thought it was a good idea to use it.

Also, I’ve been editing out all the organization I’ve been doing, but if the days go quick it’s because half of the time I’m just reorganizing the storage room. Day 88 I needed a break from building to focus my final goal: getting netherite armor.

I already had 2 netherite scraps, meaning that if I wanted full netherite, I’d need 10 more ancient debris. And for the first time ever, gravel actually helped me, cause there was some debris right above it. With that luck, I of course kept mining gravel, and to my honest shock, there

Was more ancient debris! And in total, I found 8 ancient debris by just mining. But this process absolutely destroyed my pickaxe, so I went to my end farm to mend it up. Day 90 I mined an absurd amount of gold ore in the nether too, so I fortuned that all

Up before smelting that ancient debris to get 2 more netherite ingots. Ingot one was goin on my pants, and ingot two was goin on my helmet. I spent some more time on my home and ended up using quartz slabs for the floor, and I

Made a little enclosure for the dragon egg. Which was really just an excuse to flex my ores. After that, I made some sort of bedroom-thing, but I didn’t have enough warped planks to finish the walls off. So, I made my way to the nether to get some more.

But along the way, I got distracted and started really wanting full netherite armor. I only needed two more debris, so I made my way down and somehow found one my old mines. Fortunately, it didn’t take long to find the last two debris I needed, plus one extra for the future!

Day 92 I was cooking the debris for my final netherite ingot. And I wasted no time putting these on my boots! The wall also looked kind of gray to me, so I added some leaves to spruce it up a little bit.

Day 93 I saw the world without the slight Fullbright I’ve had all episodes. This is the highest brightness setting in the game, by the way. You honestly could not tell it from moody. But I had to see the darker version because I wanted to completely mob proof my caverns,

Which is much easier with lower brightness. Day 94 I was mining up these amethyst blocks because I wanted to expand on the wall design. I definitely liked it, but I thought it was missing something, such as an amethyst cave.

Bright and early on day 95, I changed the storage room floor to polished granite and bought some glass from my villagers to finally make windows! And the next two days I had a crazy idea: what if I defeat the wither… again? So off to the nether I went to get 3 more skulls.

Fortunately, with netherite armor, I was practically invincible, and I could easily farm wither skeletons. And my final skull drop was the luckiest moment of this entire world. I got two wither skeleton skulls in a row! That’s a 1 in 1600 chance of happening, so it’s pretty cool that I got it!

So day 97, I of course grabbed all of the eggs I could, ran far away from my home, threw those bad boys like there was no tomorrow, and let’s do this thing, again. I had done it, I beat the wither for the second time! But there was one thing… the fight wasn’t over.

Yeah, the wither effect did me dirty here, I got down to three hearts without any healing other than food. Not a good situation to be in, especially with 3 days left before the final day. Regardless, when I got home, I of course crafted the second beacon and deposited the 32 wither

Roses I got from the fight. Day 98 I accidentally released ½ of my sheep into the caves. I got them back in though, and I definitely did not harm any sheep while doing it. Nope, no harm at all.

Day 99 I wanted to expand my disc collection as much as possible before the last day. This process was an absolute clownfest on wheels, especially since I kept walking into ravines, but these skeletons were not helping. Nor were the creepers, or the spiders, or the zombies, you get the point.

After 10 minutes of this literal dumpster fire, I managed to get my first disc: blocks, and got a second one of mall. But I started lowkey raging trying to get a third one, because these mobs just wouldn’t cooperate. I did get wait though, which I played to help calm me down.

And before I knew it, it was day 100. And I won’t lie to you, I really didn’t know what to do on this day. I had done so much despite the weird circumstances I was in, I made villagers, beat the ender dragon, two withers, and made an xp farm, and more.

And seeing as I may not play in this world ever again, this was my final day to say goodbye to what I had made. I grinded to level 69 for my final trip, I said goodbye to both of my cats, and my pink

Axolotl, and I ended off these 100 days in hardcore in a caves only world. Subscribe and like if you enjoy, and don’t forget to stay handsome. Peace out.