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[[Fvonny's 6]] was a vanilla server played on during the Spring of 2024. It was known for the large city built by Wikaros, with all other players living nearby.
[[Fvonny's 6]] was a vanilla server played on during the spring and summer of 2024. It was a relatively peaceful server like [[Fvonny's 2]] where players focused on building structures and cities rather than nations to fight for. Notably, it included the Distant Horizons mod for the first time of any of the servers, which greatly increases the distance that you can see across the landscape. The server was mostly centered the large city originally built by Wikaros, which included a hilltop parthenon, a bridge, and many different districts each with building constructed by various players. The server was started on May 6th, 2024 and remained active until at least July of that year.
 
== Gallery ==
<gallery>
File:Fv6City.png|Overhead view of the city from the parthenon
File:Fv6Bridge.png|The valley-spanning bridge by the city on the hill
File:Fv6Parthenon.png|The newly constructed parthenon
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Latest revision as of 23:37, 13 April 2026

Fvonny's 6 was a vanilla server played on during the spring and summer of 2024. It was a relatively peaceful server like Fvonny's 2 where players focused on building structures and cities rather than nations to fight for. Notably, it included the Distant Horizons mod for the first time of any of the servers, which greatly increases the distance that you can see across the landscape. The server was mostly centered the large city originally built by Wikaros, which included a hilltop parthenon, a bridge, and many different districts each with building constructed by various players. The server was started on May 6th, 2024 and remained active until at least July of that year.

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