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Creepypasta Minecraft - Top 5 best horror stories
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Minecraft Creepypasta is a scary story that brings a sinister twist to the familiar fun sandbox game loved by players. Whether it's uninvited hackers with evil intentions, or mysterious entities stalking and terrorizing players, these stories have the power to scare readers outright.
There have been a lot of spooky stories related to Minecraft circulating on the internet for a long time; the most famous and beloved by all is the legend of Herobrine.
However, there are many more terrible stories, besides the myth of the miner with empty white eyes. So, without further ado, here are five of the best creepypastas the Minecraft community has come up with (excluding Herobrine).
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Top 5 Creepypastas in Minecraft
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Speaking of Herobrine; this Minecraft creepypasta called Null is a great step away from its notoriety.
Null begins with the author's interest in Herobrine. The author wants to find it in the game, but this was considered impossible until the release of a feature that allows players to revert to past versions of Minecraft. It goes back to the old version where Herobrine first appeared on 4chan.
The author began to encounter strange phenomena in the world of Minecraft, such as accidentally left torches and even a sign with the single word "Null" appearing in his house. However, he continues to believe that what is happening is some kind of joke programmed into Minecraft.
Finally, the author meets Herobrine in the game, and his computer crashes. When he writes a letter to the Mojang developers to try to find out what's going on, he receives an ominous response: "We can't say anything about Herobrine.
The author temporarily abandons Minecraft out of fear and frustration, but eventually returns to the game. As he does so, he notices another torch in the overworld that has come from nowhere. There is a sign next to the torch, this time in a foreign language.
When translating, it turns out that the inscription is made in Swedish and reads: “Help! Null is here! Tell everyone about me!"
The author turns away from the sign and faces Herobrine standing right behind him. He starts typing in the game chat, addressing the author: “I need help. Remember when you played the Golden Age of Minecraft? Remember the man who was as black as the night itself? Don't take this monster lightly. I am trapped. You can blame him. They fear me, considering me a very evil creature. But it's not. The person you saw before? He is different. He is evil."
This is where the story ends, and readers are left wondering: “Who is the evil Null?”
1241
This Minecraft Creepypasta titled "1241" is from an author simply called "Jack".
It all starts with Jack leaving his house in his normal Minecraft single player mode to mine obsidian. After extracting a few blocks, he returns home. There, he discovers that his house, originally built with planks of wood and cobblestones, has been completely rebuilt with nether bricks.
When he enters the house, it is completely empty except for a shulker box containing a book. Confused, he comes to the conclusion that someone has secretly broken into his server and jokingly remodeled his house.
Just as he is about to write off the phenomenon, another player enters his Minecraft world, simply called "1241".
After trying to remove a player, his game crashes.
He reboots his computer, hoping to find that the mysterious player is no longer there. However, his hopes for this are dashed when he is reborn in front of that same malevolent "1241" in the Nether.
He looks at the author from a distance, unnerving him to the point that he exits the game, deletes his save files, and never comes back.
Exception
This Minecraft creepypasta called "Exception" begins with an anonymous player who recently returned to Minecaft after quitting the game for several years.
Everything is going well and normal until the sixth night, when the author discovers unnatural sources of lava blocks located in his Minecraft world. It is noteworthy that one of the blocks is even located next to his house.
He began to collect blocks with a bucket, believing that the lava is some kind of glitch; but was completely baffled to find that lava source blocks respawn and multiply after they are collected.
The author assumes that this is an unpatched lava glitch and continues the game.
However, he notices that strange in-game phenomena are happening to him more often. Being underground, he sees that the path is blocked by a cobblestone, which he definitely did not put there, forests have become rare, torches disappear, and bonfires flare up around him.
The author talked about this phenomenon on the Minecraft forums, hoping that someone else will understand what he experienced in the game. The message was largely ignored until someone else contacted the author claiming to have experienced something similar.
The two have come to the conclusion that there is someone else in their Minecraft world stalking them. They created a server together to see if the entity would follow them to a new world beyond their previous worlds.
The entity has written a binary code on nine different characters scattered throughout the shared world. When the author catches a glimpse of what he believes is the entity stalking these innocent Minecraft players, his game crashes.
Further, the author's story continues to develop; he records discoveries and encounters with an entity that terrorizes the community.
Green Steve
This Minecraft creepypasta called "Green Steve" is about another anonymous author who discovers he is not alone in his humble Minecraft world.
Creepypasta begins with the fact that the author updates his game to version 1.8. While in the desert temple, he smashes the block of blue clay in the center of the temple and jumps into the hole in the hope of obtaining explosives.
When he reaches the bottom of the pit and realizes that the explosives planted at the bottom did not explode, another character follows him.
This character is reportedly similar to the classic Steve skin in Minecraft; but instead of its usual color scheme, it is completely green.
This "Green Steve" deals one hit to the author, after which the room starts to fill up with creepers. In a panic, the author leaves the game and vows to return to it tomorrow. When the author returns to the game, he is relieved to find that he does not spawn at the bottom of a pit with a bunch of creepers.
However, he respawns in a completely unfamiliar forest. A new message appears in the chat from an unknown player named "Green Steve". It says: "I'm going."
The author runs to hide in a house built nearby. Green Steve follows him, stopping at the door behind him. The chat flashes another new message before the player explodes: "Hello brother."
Entity 303
This Minecraft creepypasta called 'Entity 303' uses the fear of malicious hackers in a devious, disturbing tale written from the perspective of an author named 'Franky'.
The first meeting begins with a letter sent by our narrator Frankie. He goes on to describe the Minecraft world in which he and his friends are building a city. During the construction of the city, they noticed strange things happening in the chat.
An unknown player entered the "/stop" command into the chat, which was the code to disable the multiplayer server. Franky and his friends were on a private server, making it nearly impossible for anyone else to break in without their permission, unless someone else hacked into it.
When they checked the control panel, it only showed their usernames and no one else. Franky and his friends thought it was strange, but that didn't stop them from continuing to build their city.
Until they spotted a white figure standing in an open area in the desert.
Franky noticed that one of his friends barely speaks or types in the game. Then he thought it might be a lag or some other server failure. Until the aforementioned friend suddenly disconnected from the Minecraft server.
His screen started glitching and the chat started spamming over and over again with the same phrase: "Object successfully called by player.number:303".
Franky then notices an unknown contact in a voice chat with his friends. The intruder asks for the video to be played, and the group agrees. The room is too dark to make out anything, but they start talking. An unknown contact tells the group to "make a wish" and "say goodbye to their friends".
The call ends and the narrator's computer shuts down.
The next day, only one of Frankie's friends came to school out of all the members of the group who had witnessed this disturbing meeting the day before.
Worried, he contacts his friend's parents. One of them, John, committed suicide the day before. He left a note saying, "I can't take this anymore. I can not sleep. I'm afraid he's watching me. I can't live like this knowing that someone is after me, wanting me to die a slow, painful death. Mom I love you".
At the bottom of the note in small, almost illegible handwriting is written: "Make a wish."
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