On March 27th, 2020 at approximately 3:35AM EST, a private discord conference call was launched, allegedly hosted by admins and moderators from mainstream Minecraft servers such as Hypixel, Glade, Jartex, HiveMC, etc. The call lasted for approximately 43 minutes, 37 seconds. The link to this call was swiftly discarded and the contents of discussion remain unspoken and undisclosed, the participants remain anonymous to this day.
In 2013, a young Minecrafter by the name of Decaprius joined a small cracked server (Of which has been disbanded and offline the past 4 years). Eager to begin his quest to establish the richest, most powerful faction in the entire server, he immediately went to work, networking and connecting with players who showed great potential and love for the game. Together, the Thieves were born, a faction consisting of some of the most promising and raw Minemen, each with a keen interest in PVP and raiding. One by one, the Thieves went from base to base, pillaging resources and valuable items, most of which were OP enchantments outlawed by server staff. Meanwhile, while the Thieves grew stronger day by day, Decaprius grew hungry for more power and wealth, ascending the ranks of the server, eventually achieving Moderator. This proved to serve the Thieves well and give them much needed notoriety, a faction full of some of the best raiders, each with either a complicated or an unknown past, led by a powerful Moderator with the trust of both his fellow staff and his subjects in his palm.
As years passed, Decaprius noticed a shift in attitudes of some of his subjects, even citing instances of betrayal and possible conspiring within his faction. Such players were swiftly kicked from the faction and their individual bases raided. Upon raiding, each subject investigated had one thing in common; connected to each base belonging to each of the perps, a tunnel hidden beneath the ground at Y level 11, led to a peculiar room that many Minecraft experts to this day have a hard time explaining. There, Decaprius and other faction members found a small room which appeared to act as a shrine, or ritual room, dimly lit with mossy cobblestone and small chests containing player heads (Implying they had been killed) of individuals such as Notch, Herobrine, etc. along with book and quills written by former faction members, some of which had been there since its inception, revealing shocking and disturbing news detailing secret "dark acts" and plans to overthrow not only Decaprius, but other staff members including the server Owner as well. These books contained the usernames and IP's of individuals involved in the coup along with usernames and IP's of individuals they were planning to target, along with detailed instructions on how to hack into the codings of the server. At the end of each writing, signed in red letters read,
"мы растем, наш культ неизбежен"
Deeply disturbed and feeling betrayed, Decaprius set TNT to the shrine and filled the destroyed space with lava buckets, when he returned to surface, he was not the same leader. A week later, he transferred his rights as faction owner to his assistant, and resigned as a moderator, there is no record of his logging on since then. A year later, the server where he had rose to power was mysteriously and inexplicably disbanded and went offline, all traces of it including promotions and youtube videos being taken down. The owner, staff, and Decaprius have not been seen or heard from since then.
On April 2nd, 2020, concerned staff members on Jartex reported chat logs in a Quadruples Bedwars game in which 3 players spammed the chat "We are inevitable, We grow stronger, Join us" The usernames involved read as follows:
RG3204UNHAPPY
SHAMANMONKFUNK
500MLCYANIDE
Upon further investigation, the IP's of all three usernames appeared to be the same, reading "6X.X6.6X.666", indicating the encryption of their location and network. After given instructions to ban all 3 individuals, moderators were disturbed to find that there was no record of the 3 usernames ever logging onto the Jartex Network, with all records and traces of the chat logs from that 4v4v4v4 bedwars game missing from the coding completely. Such spam has not been seen since.
As of today, we must ask ourselves how does Decaprius' story relate to the happenings in mainstream Minecraft servers today? In one of the ritual books found at the underground shrine in Decaprius' server, words read, "We are inevitable, We grow stronger, Join us" the same message spammed reported by concerned staff members in Jartex. Other staff members of other prominent Minecraft servers report similar happenings, including 1 unique instance where the spamming used words like "Cult" and "The Order of Rahavishnu", followed by a nearly successful security breach into the discord of the owner of a server which prefers to remain anonymous. The aftermath of this near crisis resulted in the rank demotion and IP banning of approximately 13 staff individuals, all of whom the owner wishes to remain anonymous. The only details of these 13 individuals given was that each one was a member of a private discord group under the name "r@h@vishnu"... Surely, these security breaches and mysterious spamming in minigame chats are no coincidence, and I would argue this is being done by no one troll in particular, but possibly a mole, or disguised individual with staff privileges who has advanced access into the server logs, abusing the opportunity to launch a large scale revolt against the major Minecraft servers of the world, overthrowing owners and effectively hacking server logs. Has anyone experienced these in-game happenings in the past month besides me?
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In 2013, a young Minecrafter by the name of Decaprius joined a small cracked server (Of which has been disbanded and offline the past 4 years). Eager to begin his quest to establish the richest, most powerful faction in the entire server, he immediately went to work, networking and connecting with players who showed great potential and love for the game. Together, the Thieves were born, a faction consisting of some of the most promising and raw Minemen, each with a keen interest in PVP and raiding. One by one, the Thieves went from base to base, pillaging resources and valuable items, most of which were OP enchantments outlawed by server staff. Meanwhile, while the Thieves grew stronger day by day, Decaprius grew hungry for more power and wealth, ascending the ranks of the server, eventually achieving Moderator. This proved to serve the Thieves well and give them much needed notoriety, a faction full of some of the best raiders, each with either a complicated or an unknown past, led by a powerful Moderator with the trust of both his fellow staff and his subjects in his palm.
As years passed, Decaprius noticed a shift in attitudes of some of his subjects, even citing instances of betrayal and possible conspiring within his faction. Such players were swiftly kicked from the faction and their individual bases raided. Upon raiding, each subject investigated had one thing in common; connected to each base belonging to each of the perps, a tunnel hidden beneath the ground at Y level 11, led to a peculiar room that many Minecraft experts to this day have a hard time explaining. There, Decaprius and other faction members found a small room which appeared to act as a shrine, or ritual room, dimly lit with mossy cobblestone and small chests containing player heads (Implying they had been killed) of individuals such as Notch, Herobrine, etc. along with book and quills written by former faction members, some of which had been there since its inception, revealing shocking and disturbing news detailing secret "dark acts" and plans to overthrow not only Decaprius, but other staff members including the server Owner as well. These books contained the usernames and IP's of individuals involved in the coup along with usernames and IP's of individuals they were planning to target, along with detailed instructions on how to hack into the codings of the server. At the end of each writing, signed in red letters read,
"мы растем, наш культ неизбежен"
Deeply disturbed and feeling betrayed, Decaprius set TNT to the shrine and filled the destroyed space with lava buckets, when he returned to surface, he was not the same leader. A week later, he transferred his rights as faction owner to his assistant, and resigned as a moderator, there is no record of his logging on since then. A year later, the server where he had rose to power was mysteriously and inexplicably disbanded and went offline, all traces of it including promotions and youtube videos being taken down. The owner, staff, and Decaprius have not been seen or heard from since then.
On April 2nd, 2020, concerned staff members on Jartex reported chat logs in a Quadruples Bedwars game in which 3 players spammed the chat "We are inevitable, We grow stronger, Join us" The usernames involved read as follows:
RG3204UNHAPPY
SHAMANMONKFUNK
500MLCYANIDE
Upon further investigation, the IP's of all three usernames appeared to be the same, reading "6X.X6.6X.666", indicating the encryption of their location and network. After given instructions to ban all 3 individuals, moderators were disturbed to find that there was no record of the 3 usernames ever logging onto the Jartex Network, with all records and traces of the chat logs from that 4v4v4v4 bedwars game missing from the coding completely. Such spam has not been seen since.
As of today, we must ask ourselves how does Decaprius' story relate to the happenings in mainstream Minecraft servers today? In one of the ritual books found at the underground shrine in Decaprius' server, words read, "We are inevitable, We grow stronger, Join us" the same message spammed reported by concerned staff members in Jartex. Other staff members of other prominent Minecraft servers report similar happenings, including 1 unique instance where the spamming used words like "Cult" and "The Order of Rahavishnu", followed by a nearly successful security breach into the discord of the owner of a server which prefers to remain anonymous. The aftermath of this near crisis resulted in the rank demotion and IP banning of approximately 13 staff individuals, all of whom the owner wishes to remain anonymous. The only details of these 13 individuals given was that each one was a member of a private discord group under the name "r@h@vishnu"... Surely, these security breaches and mysterious spamming in minigame chats are no coincidence, and I would argue this is being done by no one troll in particular, but possibly a mole, or disguised individual with staff privileges who has advanced access into the server logs, abusing the opportunity to launch a large scale revolt against the major Minecraft servers of the world, overthrowing owners and effectively hacking server logs. Has anyone experienced these in-game happenings in the past month besides me?
