He escaped and took David's remains and buried them in the desert where you couldn't find them. He broke into your lovely home and murdered David. I followed him to your house and can't believe what I saw. Roger is Brian and he was angry to see you happy with David. Cupquake put Roger in the prison because she assumed he killed her husband, as revealed in her "dream." She introduced herself to the villagers and spent the night in a house with Brian and others.Ĭupquake would return to the village many times to get married, receive gifts, visit, and to get divorced.Ī prison was created for Roger to live in, it was created in episode 103. Upon arrival in episode 7, Cupquake "borrowed" their wheat and carrots. It was home to many residents including Brian, Cupquake's ex-husband. The sand village, also known as "Brian's village" is an NPC village to the north of the jungle. It is topped off with a glass dome, where the Nether Portal and birds used to reside. The glass bridge connects to the farm (south side), fairy horse enclosures (west side), dinosaur park (north side) and cemetary (east side). Top floor has a large farm and is connected to the wyvern cage and the Nether portal. Third floor has Cupquake's bedroom and shower. The second floor contains her storage area, dinosaur studies, alchemy lab, an unfinished enchantment room and a small, automatic Nether wart farm. The first floor has a living room, kitchen, a long hallway with mulitple bedrooms and an entrance room to her koi fish pond and her flower garden. You can see Lina's (Cupquake's deseased daughter) abandoned home from here. Also connects to the animal farm which has assorted animals, an elephant, horse stables, and other differnt animals. The main entrance goes to the front porch which leads to the living room. It is currently home to Cupquake, her animals, and her children. It's large stone and wood multi-story home. 1/5 World Main article: House in Minecraft Oasis (season 1)Ĭupquake's current house was built in a medium sized jungle biome.
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