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New End Structure: Labyrinth

This new structure will be almost as big as the woodland mansions and will be very rare to find. Either this structure could be made up of a mix of end stone and purpur blocks or it can be made up of entirely new blocks. As it says in the name, this structure is a gigantic randomly generated maze, full of new unique rooms and a new hostile mob, called sentinels. Sentinels are a square blocked mob that contains a singular eye on all of its sides, and they wander around the labyrinth by rolling around. Once a sentinel has spotted a player, they will immediately chase the player, and when they get close enough, spikes will pop out of their body on all sides, this is what they use to attack and damage the player. The aim for the player in the labyrinth is to locate 3 special keys randomly generated in all the rooms to unlock a boss room where they will fight a new mini boss called the grand sentinel, i will talk more on the grand sentinel in another post linked at some point. Once the new mini boss has been defeated, the player will finally be able to gain access to new powerful and unique loot found only in the labyrinth.

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    I would like to clarify one thing: A Labyrinth is NOT a Maze. A maze is a set of connected passages commonly made to be confusing and have dead ends, but a Labyrinth is an enclosed tunnel system designed so that it's impossible to get lost. Labyrinths have only one route going through them, so continuing to walk will always bring you to either the exit or the center. While the terms are used interchangeably in today's culture, it is actually incorrect to call them the same thing.

    If you are going to say that the Minotaur's Maze in Greco-Roman mythology was a Labyrinth, then you are one of many people deceived by a mistranslation. 

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    Its like you said the definition of labyrinth has been changed in todays culture, now defined as “a complicated irregular network of passages or paths in which it is difficult to find one's way; a maze.” So i think its fine keeping in the name

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    I am not saying that Labyrinth and Maze have come to mean the same thing, I am saying that people are being lied to about what Labyrinth means. Labyrinths are used as meditation is lots of religions, while Mazes are used as traps or defense against intruders.