The End

The End is a dimension consisting of large endstone islands floating in a dark, starry void. Previously inhabited by endermen, shulkers, and enderians, after the summoning of The Dragon many of its inhabitants were scattered to the winds- or, rather, the Overworld.

Currently inaccessible, it's unclear how one would go about locating and (if need be) opening the portal to the End...and whether one would want to, knowing what might await them on the other side.

Terrain
The End, according to its wayward residents, consists of several floating islands made of endstone. Frequently on these islands grow chorus fruit trees, which are a staple food for Ender residents.

The dimension is devoid of most liquid, which means its native creatures have evolved to need less or no water to survive.

Central End Island
The Central End Island is allegedly where the bedrock portal to the Overworld resides, surrounded by large obsidian towers. Previously an integral place of commerce, trade, and social gatherings, it's unknown what has become of it post-Dragon.

The outer islands of the End are all located in clustered rings around this central island.

End Cities
Though sometimes reclaimed by endermen and enderians, the End Cities- massive buildings made from endstone brick and purpur -were instead built by some precursor civilization unknown to even End residents.

Many end cities are infested with shulkers, non-sapient and barnacle-like creatures with a tendency to attack on sight.

End Ships
End Ships are, as name might suggest, floating ships made (mostly) from purpur and end brick capable of magically traversing the void. Built and used most often by Ender explorers and traders, these ships tend to be small, with limited crew sizes.

Infrequently, Shulkers latch onto the outsides of ships, though unless they latch on in large groups they typically aren't a hindrance to the ships' crew.

As with most things in the End, it is unclear what has become of the ships post-Dragon.

Culture
Placeholder for info on how life was in the End pre-Dragon, how people lived, etc etc.

Trivia

 * It's been agreed upon as a group that the End should not be entered unless everyone is prepared to enter is together (or, rather, in as big a group as possible, after much preparation/scheduling).

The End (Lily)
A layman's guide to the end, written by an Enderman explorer. Inspired a followup book of the same title.

The End (Azalea)
A more in-depth guide to the end, written by a wayward Enderian navigator. Inspired by a book of the same title.

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