The Temple of Notch Map for Minecraft PE

Pertanyaannya adalah, akankah Notch menerima pengorbanan Anda dan memberi Anda hadiah dengan kekayaan?

The Temple of Notch map in Minecraft PE is a very old map that was back in the game a long time ago, but it was recently made available for the latest portable version for Apple and Android users.

At the beginning you will see an inscription that reads “Only the chosen can enter the temple. If you are chosen you will get a reward. But if you are not the chosen, you will die.”

In order to physically access the Temple of Notch map, you will need to give the notch your gold and then you may enter.

Shortly after you enter the map you will be blessed by Notch and receive a few good items. If you actually turn around go back to the same spot, you will receive the same items as last time.

NOTCH’S REACTION

Notch’s reaction is different each time you enter the map: sometimes he winks at you and gives you some items, and sometimes he will actually cry because he is sad.

His reaction seems to depend on how much gold you give him. The more gold you give him, the more items you will be blessed with.

HOW TO GAIN ACCESS TO TEMPLE OF NOTCH MAP

So to gain access to this map all you have to do is simply take some gold ingots from the chest at spawn and find the will.

Simply throw one piece of ingot into the water and wait for the gate in front of you to open and then go through it.

The question is, will Notch (the father of Minecraft) accept your sacrifice and reward you with great riches? If he doesn’t seem to like you very much the first time you go in, you can also return to spawn and reset the map and try again. Hopefully you’ll get a better reaction from him next time!

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