Minecraft is what you make of it. If you want to build a tower base, you can. If you want to build an underground lair, you can. If you want to lock up the local villagers inside said underground lair and keep watch over them like a creepy zoo, well, you can do that too. If you're really clever about it, you can create entire computer systems out of basic blocks and redstone.
Most Minecraft players have probably tinkered with a little redstone here or there—the wonder material that can be pounded down into dust and act as a sort of conductor-cum-electricity source in the game. But likely nothing compared to this creation from Ryan Boulds, a student at Union University in Jackson, Tennessee.
