Void War

The void is a notable griefing method that has been used by many griefers and griefing groups very early in PL. Void is a structure of plain colour, usually black, which is expanded in an organic and creepy manner.

There have been 3 major void griefs in the history of pixels.land. One of these void griefs are ongoing today.

There have also been other voids which were quickly erased or were not notable.

Many players worked together to patch up the void and repaired the area damaged by it.

On the 21st of July 2020, discord user Chronic joined the server and posted an image of the void, and claimed that it was his doing, following the creation of the two first major voids.

The Chronic's void formed at the coordinates https://pixels.land/@10,38, which quickly spread towards the nearby red area, which was a significant landmark at the time. Many players quickly took action, and the message "Love 4 the win", along with heart symbols covering the void, were formed. The second void appeared about the same time, around https://pixels.land/@93,52. It spread on the peace monument. For a moment the artwork was completely covered by the void. Eventually, the void was covered over by the extension of the peace monument.

In late September of 2020, Will the Robot released a pie chart showing the most used colors on Pixels Land. Black naturally tends to be a common color in PL, but the void also contributed much to this chart.

Another discord user, Pierat, joined the discord. Pierat was a member of the Void Clan since March 2021 and represented the Clan on the Pixels Land discord.

One of the biggest voids, named Void I, was created by the Void Clan at https://pixels.land/@-1000,360. It was discovered by a few players and in response, discord user Romoplomo surrounded it with a 'border' and began erasing it. A new clan called Clan Lumina was created by vnecnx not long after to erase the void. More voids were discovered by Clan Lumina and eradicated.

2 more large voids showed up: one on May 7, 2021 at (140,30) and another the next day at (0,0). Players quickly took hold of it and erased the void from spawn the same day they each of them were formed. It is unknown who is responsible for this void.