I don't remember the old name, but this is an old build of mine from 2011. Enjoy.

This was one of the most sophisticated cities in the Evarchian Republic, which included many suburban areas, highways, shops and manufacturing sites. It showcased our collective potential when faced with certain adversity when PBS functionality shutdown.

Lorium, an old nation of mine from 2014, was briefly revived as a Baltic-inspired Kingdom in 2017. This was its principle server.

The former Pyravi (Colonies v2) was deleted, perhaps for content moderation violations. Here's a glimpse of one of our endeavors from 2018, where we hosted several nations to build and fight on one map.

This was my first nation/clan oriented PBS, which began on July 31st 2012. It's a small area, but tons of love and contribution went into it, and part of my personal history. The memories of Vallanmoor on Roblox have led me to places I never thought possible.

The latest iteration of our beloved Ironvale. This is IV following a brief "Civil War" roleplay which we briefly ran, and it brought renewed interest into Evarchia. Both sides of the war settled for peace, and came together to rebuild IV from the ashes.

A replica of Vorduin, one of my older and favorite cities. It inspired me to go into PBS Nations, and I always come back to it as if it were a Golden Age.

This was the first fortress of Vanguard Nation, a group I led and still hold near to my heart. We gave the potential raiders a massive disadvantage, reflecting our treatment in enemy territory at the time. In any case, battles were still had here, and they often put up a good fight. The gate has been deleted so you can view this relic from over a decade ago.

This was an unfinished free-for-all fighting game. Players would descend into the pyramid, and duke it out in a labyrinth below.. Labyrinth not included.

Janborg was a sophisticated meeting center for allied agencies, primarily the Svoboda Accord, and later the Northern Front. It was fun having big, important meetings in this building.

Karic uses the same map as Arcadia, though Karic was far more urbanized and played on. There's tall buildings, rife with lights and decor, and a small monument square in the center of town. It may have been built following the end of a conflict, I can't remember.

In a constructed language, "Til Acis" was meant to mean "The Wall". While this city never panned out, it was intended to be a fortified, brutalist-style grid city. As you can see, the consequence of time, smooth terrain has rendered these ruins uglier than ever.

I've always loved this city, it had these cute rows of "Dutch-style" Canal houses, a few shops and embassies, and a large arc facing the beach. I wish it got the proper attention it deserved.

Arcadia remains a small city by any standards, but at the time we used its waterfront to experiment with stamper tool-friendly boats, which worked like cars, only made with wood, propelled by propellers. It was a prosperous, mostly peaceful place to build, but seldom remembered when compared to Ironvale, Paranthia, or Cypress Valley.

This is another minibuild, with a slightly futuristic, apocalyptic theme to it, though not as prominent as the [CSS] Minibuild Game.

Forgive my biases, but from my recollection this might be the first "International" PBS server, where member nations of the United Nations of Mythos - All of them, their leaders and all citizens, could build together. This was in stamper tool's infancy, so the building here reflects that nostalgic era.

Paranthia was the capital of the Triderian Federation, a short-lived but very popular nation, characterized by its Hellenic-inspired culture, and oligarchical government. Ultimately, corruption ate at the heart of this once prominent PBS nation, as government officials were constantly in-fighting among each other in vain attempts at grabbing power.

A modest motif constructed upon the announcement that PBS functionality would cease. A year later, a community member replicated the process in Lua, allowing us to re-establish our community, though the damage was already done.

We spruced up this free-model "moving" boat to hold short trainings. In the end, we moved trainings to active PBS cities to encourage engagement and continuous activity.

This is one of many iterations, not the original Ironvale, which was one of our most popular cities, and helped put Lorium / Evarchia on the PBS Radar. It was often subject to livestream raids, as when PBS had its own tab in the Games section, we were an easy target since we'd often have a busy lobby.

At its time, it was a raiding zone meant for small excursions, but was rarely used. More successful and popular forts were made by some good friends, which we regularly used over this. But I am keeping it public as a reflection of its intended time period and purpose.

A small, naturally fortified bastion, Illopan was the first epicenter of government-oriented meetings when I had first led Evarchia. We hosted our allies, held meetings with our staff, before the construction of much larger, more appropriate settlements.

This is one of several old Minibuilds from 2014-2017. Our small circle of buddies were hooked on this format of gameplay, and we had some fun times building out our empires.

Most of these models date from 2010 to 2012, with some exception. I like coming here to take a trip down memory lane, and maybe you will too! Just be careful, all gear is enabled!

You can go to the last iteration of Ironvale, as well as a modest settlement called "Sjedisti" from here.

PYRAVI SEA Older Places are also present, but require permissions to access.

You can use this lobby to visit Huldrasse or Courmont, which both offer players the ability to build. If you would like building permissions, you first need to join [EVA] Evarchian Republic, and be approved for building.