Blackgate

Blackgate is a large, practically inescapable prison located within a desert far away from any life. It was constructed under Mackers’ orders by a team consisting of georgeone1, musheecretin_, rkyyy_ and Whispurrr. While the other three constructors were working voluntarily, Whisp was forced into the labour.

Description
Blackgate consists of large, four storey walls of obsidian, with a defence of lava and water in a constant cobblestone generator around the prison, and then a final layer of obsidian on top of that. Alongside that, below the prison there is an Elder Guardian, meaning that escape of the prison would require extra measures to account for the mining fatigue. On the inside, the floor and walls are constructed of blackstone in patterns that would be beautiful if it were not such a dark and unhappy place. The cells are generally small, apart from a few reserved for compliant and polite prisoners that are more spacious and open. Alongside these larger cells, there is a solitary confinement cell. The inside of this fill is completely dark other than the dark purple tint of the obsidian walls. The lack of stimulation for prisoners in the solitary confinement cell could drive anyone to madness. On the top level of the prison is a cafeteria, and this place is where the defenses of the prison reach their weakest, as the walls are not protected by their usual lava cascades. To account for this slight lack of security, the top storey of the prison is heavily guarded.

Inmates and Convicts
At current, this is a list of all those that have been imprisoned within Blackgate:


 * Whispurrr

Rules and Guidelines

 * All prisoners’ punishment’s are put down to the person who imprisoned them and the prisoner is completely at their disposal.
 * Almost nothing is prohibited when it comes to punishing convicts.

Trivia

 * Though it was perceived as impossible, Blackgate has been escaped from upon one occasion, but the escapee was caught after escaping to a city far away from the prison where they were known to have resided.