Centria
Centria, also known as Fvinland or Fvonnyland, was the biggest settlement in Fvonny's 1 with up to 6 players inhabiting the area. Centria was historically at odds with the eastern settlements. These feuds eventually boiled into the most brutal and coldhearted action ever performed on any of the Minecraft servers; the massacre at Fvilinguini's.
History
Early Settlement and Construction
After frustrations regarding a newly constructed decorational arch in Ogland, Fvinnyland was established by ComponentFlip to the west at the edge of the mountain range. ComponentFlip set down a post with a torch where Fvonnyland was to be established, and he built his new house on the edge of the river next to it. Not long after, jusipat followed and built the Bubbis Hut on the opposite side of the river. New developments such as the cow pit, Fvinny's Easy Wood and ComponentFlip's greenhouse were established to support the developing settlement.
Simultaneously, Wawful947 joined with new player Zalaxii to found a new settlement later dubbed Fvurryland to the far east. Centria's players often went on expeditions to the new land to visit the rival colony and play tricks and pranks. In order to make this easier, a massive railway was built connecting the center of Fvinnyland to the edge of Fvurryland. It was halfway along this railway where Fvort Fvilinguini was built, and Fvilinguini's Massacre would later occur. A bridge was built between the mountains and the river, and atop the adjacent hill the Fvort was built to act as a military base and watch over the surrounding plains.
Disc Wars
Main article: Disc Wars
In yet another attempt to rouse conflict between Fvinnyland and Fvurryland, players from this faction claimed a music disc that was posted about by Fvurryland players in the game chat as their own. This caused an unexpected amount of conflict, motivating ComponentFlip and joestanly04 to go on yet another expedition to steal the record. Once the record was successfully taken, it was placed in a vault in the caves beneath the Fvort.
Demographic Shift and The Massacre
joestanly04 started to invite more players onto the server, bringing new players nobel617 and bcfoss into Centria. Many new buildings were constructed, including a large granite tower next to ComponentFlip's home. Likely due to a mix of hatred for the new ugly tower and the large influx of unknown players into the city, ComponentFlip left Centria to build a cabin in the forests far away. It was around this time that the name Centria was given to what was previously known as Fvonnyland. The city underwent rapid change, Fvinny's Easy Wood was replaced with a new villager house, and the Library of Centria was built next to the railway.
Sometime about a week after ComponentFlip left, Centria devised a plan known as Fvilinguini's Massacre to assassinate the players of Fvurryland in a set-up peace conference at Fvort Fvilinguini. They vandalized Fvurryland, and blamed ComponentFlip for the attack, provoking Wawful947 and Zalaxii to attack and kill ComponentFlip, who was living in a impoverished dirt castle in a remote location. ComponentFlip went on a rampage burning down most of Fvurryland, and Centria offered to hold a conference at Fvort Fvilinguini to establish peace between the two parties. ComponentFlip was then let in on the plan, and Centria slaughtered the rival players partway through the meeting. The brutality of this attack caused Fvurryland to cease existence, and its only remaining active player Wawful947 chose to relocate back to Centria.
At this point, the majority of the server's playerbase was unified and living within the city of Centria. With Fvurryland vanquished, players in Centria lost a sense of purpose and the server soon shut down.
Library of Centria
Centria hosted the biggest collection of player-written books. It's main spire towered over the rest of the city from it's central position at the crossroads of the railroad and main street. The books themselves stuck to a theme of aggrandized accounts of events from previous servers. The following books were contained in the library:
Note: The contemporary names for these books are unknown.