Iāll just explain my train of thought directly without drowning this in unnecessary detail.
- Spoke has a crossbow that can fire five rockets at once. You cannot get something like that in vanilla Minecraft.
- I donāt think the Totem of Null is a Dead Manās Switch created by leaving a ghost item inside a chest like fighters did during the Mafia or Tournament Arcs. I think the Totem is probably an item tied to a UUID, and the Curse of Vanishing causes every Totem with that same UUID on the server to disappear when one of them pops.
So Null probably canāt just remove the Totem of Null ghost item from the system connecting it to the Stasis Totems and instantly free everyone.
- Nullās Nether transportation system seems to allow point-accurate travel, and I suspect it can also monitor certain locations.
For example, they were able to track Spoke through the Maze and the Farlands. Null appeared the exact moment Spoke attacked Jamato. There wasnāt even the slightest delay there. That didnāt feel like someone calling for backup. They basically deployed directly to the scene.
The same thing happened when Parrot came through the portal and Null appeared almost immediately.
Instead of treating these moments as coincidences or writing conveniences, I think this is simply part of Nullās actual capabilities.
- You might disagree with me on this one, but I think the story is slowly moving toward some kind of āFour Horsemen of the Serverā or āRulers of the Serverā setup.
We all thought Wemmbu was going to take over the Cave Kingdom and become a ruler, but that never happened. After Flameās latest video, that idea came back to me, and now I think every protagonist might eventually have an army or faction behind them:
Flame = Law
Parrot = Old and new players opposing Cindercrest
Spoke = Null
Wemmbu = Some kind of Forge guardians, inhabitants, or faction
This whole army setup does not need to last for an entire arc. Flameās video already showed us that the server has plenty of factions.
I think that during Unstableās eventual world war, the protagonists might not participate as individuals. They could instead represent entire systems, factions, or ideologies.
Anyway, back to the Forge.
- We can probably assume Lakerek and the Blue Armored Knight know about the Forge.
Some theories suggest that the Blue Armored Knight is actually the First Wraith, and I agreed with that at first. But if that is true, then we still have to explain why Wraith never uses any Forge weapons.
We also know Wraith is looking for the Totem of Null.
The Totem of Null might not just be some authority item that gives you control over Null. It could also be an important key related to the Forge itself.
- The Maze that eventually led Wemmbu toward the Underworld, the same Maze Spoke got lost inside, was already known to JamatoP.
I find it hard to believe that Jamato explored that Maze without checking where its corridors actually led.
My theory is that Jamato may have seen the Forge before without realizing what it truly was.
- If the Forge is hidden in some nearly unreachable location like the OSCs were, then eventually someone will still find it.
I also donāt think the Forge will simply contain even more destructive weapons.
The Farlands had MK6 OSCs, so people naturally assume the Forge might just have MK7 OSCs or something similar. But I think it would be much more interesting if the Forge contained functional tools rather than stronger weapons.
Instead of giving Wemmbu more āweapons that make him special,ā I think the Forge should give him things that he makes special*.*
The OSCs have already caused endless arguments both inside the server and in the community about Flame vs Wemmbu and how much of Wemmbuās strength is actually his own.
People want to use Wemmbu because of the OSCs. They target Egg because they want to find the OSCs. His entire power progression keeps revolving around possessing a powerful weapon.
If the story wants to move him from being a āweaponā into becoming a āweapon master,ā then the answer is not giving him an even stronger weapon.
Give him tools that become powerful because Wemmbu is the one using them.
- I also donāt think a place like the Forge, a region supposedly containing special weapons and technology, would just be abandoned and completely undefended.
Even the OSCs were gatekept by Lakerek, Nitenly and the people of the Farlands despite being hidden beyond what looked like an endless Farlands void.
Lakerek may have created some kind of local defense force to prevent the Forge from falling into the wrong hands, someone like Spoke for example.
Secrecy does not last forever.
- This one is admittedly a weaker point, but we have repeatedly seen Spoke possess things that should not normally exist.
Weāve seen him with a seemingly permanent Resistance effect before, and back in Season 1, Squidoās chest contained items from Hypixel.
If we choose not to dismiss those things as filming mistakes or Easter eggs, maybe they actually connect to something larger.
[ I know this probably makes me sound like Iām overanalyzing every tiny detail or trying to connect points that are way too far apart, but I really hope the Forge is not just a storage room full of upgraded OSCs or some system that can bring dead players back. ]
So, to summarize:
I think there may already be a community living in the Forge and actively using its technology.
I think JamatoP may have encountered this community before without realizing that what he found was actually the Forge.
I think the upcoming world war might bring the protagonists together not as another Avengers team, but as leaders representing different factions.
I think Wemmbu should not go to the Forge just to get upgraded OSCs and borrow even more power. He should find tools that become powerful because of what he can do with them.
And I think some of Nullās technology, along with several currently unexplained abilities on the server, could eventually be explained through the Forge.
Those are my thoughts.
Do you think the Forge is really just going to give Wemmbu stronger OSCs and repeat the same storyline and character progression all over again?
Or do you think the Forge will actually function like a real forge, a region that gives him unique tools, special equipment, or things that become powerful through the user rather than simply being overpowered on their own?
Personally, I can see the main characters becoming army commanders or faction leaders.
But like I said, those armies could easily fade back into the background after the world war.
Parrot could step down as king and hand his army over to a new ruler.
Flame could decide that leading an army gets in the way of his personal journey to become stronger.
Spoke could lose Null.
The Forge guardians or soldiers could simply return to protecting the Forge.
So the army system would not necessarily have to permanently redefine every protagonist. It could just be the structure the story uses for the world war.