The transition from blueprint analysis to live-server destruction occurred across seven days in early 2026. Armed with reconstructed coordinate bands, hunter syndicates deployed reconnaissance scripts to confirm base locations without alerting the server's automated moderation grids.
| Phase & Date (2026) | Operational Event | Server Economy Impact |
|---|---|---|
| Phase 1: Jan 12, 14 | Litematica files shared among allied factions; world download exploit extracts structural coordinates. | Standard trade pricing; Totems stable at $45,000 in-game currency. |
| Phase 2: Jan 15, 16 | Render distance tracking identifies five deep-slate vaults; forward scouts establish remote nether portals. | Minor luxury buyouts; suspicious accumulation of end crystals and obsidian. |
| Phase 3: Jan 17, 18 | Coordinated simultaneous breaches on three mega-stashes; 180+ shulkers of illicit duped materials seized. | Auction house supply doubles; high-tier armor set values drop 35%. |
| Phase 4: Jan 19, 21 | Public release of remaining coordinates on community boards; scavengers strip remaining infrastructure. | Totem prices drop to $16,500; raw netherite collapses 62% under supply glut. |
The tactical execution during Phase 3 relied on speed. Attack teams avoided conventional long-term mining, which would show up on Discord-integrated base alert webhooks. They used phase-pearling through unloaded chunk seams and wither-skull drill cannons to pierce forty layers of obsidian shielding in under six minutes per bunker.
