Elyndor

The Elyndor server is an SMP with an open backstory (open lore). This means the server features a foundational narrative that players can expand upon through gameplay and events. All publicly available or revealed information regarding the server's history can be found on this wiki. Elyndor's official founding date is February 22, 2025. The creators of Elyndor – primarily sinnaz3153 and Nomam_ – were supported in their development by eight other people; this group is commonly referred to as the "Elders." Elyndor launched publicly on March 23, 2025, with its first season, titled "The Cycle Repeats."

The backstory for Season 1 and subsequent seasons should be largely complete, as the events took place publicly and are publicly known.

History

Creation of Elyndor

After the events of the Purple Layer sinnaz3153 and Nomam_ decided to make the server and its concept public under the new name of Elyndor.

Sinnaz3153 handled all technical aspects of the server's creation—including the development of the Elyndor servers, the creation of custom plugins, world generation, the Discord server, the websites, and general maintenance. Although Nomam was also involved in these areas, sinnaz3153 made the greater contribution. Nomam, on the other hand, is primarily responsible for Elyndor’s world-building and storytelling; he designed virtually every aspect of the world-building, with the sole exception of a few events that evolved independently.

The other "Elders" also contributed to the creation of Elyndor. For instance, they were involved in the "Purple Layer", thereby helping shape the server's backstory and its very existence. Luwaiss deserves special mention, having served as a trusted server owner during the initial months of Elyndor’s development. He assisted in building the first lobby and participated in decisions regarding the server's design; however, due to dissatisfaction over his neglect of the server, he was demoted to a regular member—though he was later granted the Discord role of "Co-Woner" to acknowledge his early contributions. This role features an intentional typo meant to symbolize a "broken" title, a detail that also stems from an internal meme dating back to the "Purple Layer" era.