Episode 106 is back at the royal tower. Last time the roof area was changed into more of a rectangle, so now the windows need to match. The secret door that used to sit up inside this part has been moved down to the bottom. Basket is the only player in the game; the in-game chat shows only Basket's own sleep and weather lines and the server's save messages.
Lining up the windows
One window sits one block lower than the rest, so it gets raised to match. Basket grabs glass panes from storage, then takes out a few top windows that sit too close together and patches the holes with cracked stone bricks here and there. An old secret room space goes too, since the spot you stand on has moved. Some of the false wall can stay. Basket wants iron bars for one spot but has none on hand.
Out of birch
The ceiling gets reworked with birch stairs, each step going "up by half a block," and the floor is left open on the side like the other floors. There's a space under it that isn't really usable, and some sort of secret way in is planned there. Then the birch runs out. Basket drops some things off in a chest and heads to a patch of birch trees to chop a big stack, then plants the saplings so they don't go to waste.
Stairs, slabs and a bed
Back at the tower, Basket crafts slabs and stairs and swaps them into the ceiling so it blends in better. Old redstone pieces that aren't needed anymore get broken out. A bed goes in, though "the bed could move now," and a fence pillar runs up through the floors to match another room. The first try at fences makes gates instead. "It's always the other one you didn't try." Basket compares two stair designs on different floors and settles on having the stairs come out two.
Four-wide windows
One wall's window connects awkwardly, so Basket redoes that wall: four-wide windows, cracked bricks mixed in, and no windows at the stairs. The floor that sits level with the ground gets no windows at all, because "I don't want bad guys to be able to just walk right in." A creeper turns out to be grass. One window then shifts over by one block, which leaves a bigger gap that Basket thinks still works. Support pillars are a question for later.
A face on the wall
The blank stretch of wall outside is five blocks wide, and Basket wants something there, "a lion head somehow" or "almost like a shield." It has to stay a solid wall. The result is "a funny looking face" in cobblestone, slabs and a fence.
To add some color, Basket grabs mossy blocks to rebuild it. That runs into trouble: there are no mossy slabs or stairs, and one mossy recipe Basket looks for isn't in the recipe book. Mossy cobblestone goes around the edge instead. "We've made it accented a little bit." Quartz might work for other openings on the walls but could stand out too much. The roof fix is left for tomorrow. The credits run to the end with no gameplay after them.
