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Modizzhend

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Hallo? Why am I still here?— Modizzhend's Profile
Modizzhend is a very popular myth known for his game "structuram" and his complex lore. He is a widely recognized in the myth community and has also been nominated for an award in the 2021 RMH Myth Development Myth Awards, as well as winning two awards in the following year in 2022.

Biography

Modizzhend is a native of a partially decimated planet called Lignistin. Elements of his story reveal that he lived in a village located in Uratas, the northern province of Lignistin. He and Sercauti had lived near each other, until one day when they were displaced due to a great lunar impact. They both narrowly escaped the collision of the two moons, and sought shelter in an old cave. As they investigated further into the cave, Sercauti had come across a door to which he promptly entered. Modizzhend had gotten separated from him, and that was the last he had seen of Sercauti. He breaks down and falls into spiralling depression after losing his best friend. Modizzhend's desperation allowed him to meet Feuracett, a young Etraean. She had told Modizzhend about this place located at the summit of Alephnau (the highest peak of Lignistin) called the "structuram." Apparently, that sacred place may give hints regarding the location of Sercauti, although, there are certain puzzles needed to unlock it.

History

Modizzhend made his account on September 3rd, 2016. His account originally used to be a normal account. He used to make puzzle games before he switched to becoming a myth account in 2020. He got his popularity through his ranks in RMH Myth Development and other groups, along with an RMH Joint Hunt.

Appearance

His updated avatar shows him wearing ACID - Anemia clothing, White Dawn Hairstyle, Head Goggles, Crimson Winter Scarf, White Stubble Beard, Freckles, and Red Bloody Gloves With Bandage.

Personality and Traits

Modizzhend is mostly neutral and tends to display excessive amounts of sarcasm. He usually is described as cynical towards many people, which causes him to express some hostility to certain individuals. Modizzhend sparsely comments on how itchy his bandages are, and makes slightly dark jokes. He will occasionally act light-hearted in random yet humorous scenarios. Modizzhend occasionally flips in and out of character on Discord.

Game

structuram

"structuram" is Modizzhend's main game containing abstract and natural building along with moderately troublesome puzzles. The game displays many sorts of dialogue among characters when interacting with them and many other clues relating to Modizzhend's history. There are many messages projected throughout the game that are in Latin. Walkthrough warning, please attempt to hunt before viewing, click "Show More" to view.

Once the player spawns into "structuram", they will be met with a screen saying "nostri structuram" that then fades into the inside of a cavern. Ahead is a bright doorway, which will teleport the player to "cacumen alephnau", or "the peak of Alephnau". Any translations beyond this point will be given without the mention of the Latin from which it was translated. Another message will appear on the player's screen upon joining, which says, "to the top". Surrounding the player are walls of snow and stone, the ruins of what must have been a great empire. If the player follows this path, they can find multiple noteworthy things among the rest of the destruction. The first is a statue, which can be seen in the left wall at the second turn the player must make along the path. If they hover their mouse over it, the message, "the statue of the king", is provided. A top a nearby hill is a weathered structure. Inside this is a button that conveniently opens the door at the end of the path. Past the door is a room supported by structure with another statue buried in the snow. It delivers the message, "rest well, blue heart". This is a ceremonial reference to the beloved myth, Junorism. Following this is an open doorway that teleports the player to "heart". "It echoes with regret" is presented upon joining this game.

Within "heart" is an extremely wide and sparsely lit area. The player takes the form of Modizzhend while Sercauti follows him around. In the right corner of the room is yet another statue, but it has no interactable text. Instead, it will kill the player if they touch it. Ignoring the statue will lead the player into an open room with rusted pipes emerging from the ground and piercing the walls. On the left side of the room is a structure standing on three legs, and on top of it is a button for the player to stand on. This will open a gate on the other side of the room. Within that room is a blocked off area that Sercauti can lift the player into. If they manuever their way up the structures, they should find a white button that can be clicked. This will cause a staircase to emerge in the main room, which then leads to a path with light at the end. This is until the player falls into a dark pit and is teleported to "DOOR". However, this is not all there is to "heart". An alternate path becomes accessible after clicking the white button. At the spawn area will appear a ladder that will allow the player to teleport to "echoed", where the text, "a great memory echoes beyond the barriers", is shown upon joining.

The player should find themselves in an open, snowy world with numerous structures deep in the distance. Ahead of the player is a frozen pond that is near a village. All the buildings here appear abandoned besides the one Sercauti sits against. If the player approaches him, he will say, "Hello! I hope your day goes well, my friend." They should then head left from the house towards some nearby trees and bundles of snow. Here, two things can be discovered. The first is some red-tinted glass, and the other is the ghost or hologram of what appears to be Ferrinum. He will say, "Be wary of the moons, a catastrophe is bound to happen." After picking up the glass, the player should go back to the house Sercauti was at and look around a stand there. Behind one of the stands should be some sort of picture or decorated rock. Once that has been collected, the player should walk out into the direction of the frozen pond in search of a weathered down house. Inside are both of the collected items inside of a window frame. Clicking this will activate some sort of red glow on the window, and clicking it again will cause the statue at the village to glow. Back at the town, the player should be able to find a statue in the surrounding area. If they click this, it will spawn a portal in a nearby doorway. The portal will of course teleport the player, this time to "birth" with the message "lost at birth". This sub-game features a trapped, red atmosphere and maze. There is no known content to discover here, marking the end of this alternate path.

Within "DOOR", the player must make their way across obstacles without falling in order to reach a giant, green-lit door. In front of this door stands Sercauti appearing mesmerized. If they enter the door, they will be teleported to "last jump". The message, "to hurt or distract the heart" is left for the player. "Last Jump" has two paths the player can take as Modizzhend. The first is the main ending that awards the "injured" badge, while the second is hidden and awards the "bilingual" badge. Within the snowy cliffs that the player will find themselves in, they may come across another statue. If they get near this, the statue will speak to them and say, "Why don't you go ahead and jump? It's your fault he's gone." At the spawn cliff, a frail, broken bridge has appeared leading to nothing. If the player chooses to jump, an audio of ripping and yelling will play. This will be followed with a kick message, "to conclude", and the first badge.

As for the alternative path, the player will need to jump around the tree nearest to spawn in order to make eight rocks with a reflective-like texture appear along some of the cliffs in "Last Jump". These rocks can be turned into a word through reading each stone as one character. With morse code, select dots and dashes based on the formation of the rock in a vertical manner. The Latin word "vulnerum", or "wounded", is the word that can be obtained from these rocks. Saying "vulnerum" in chat will spawn a bridge onto a far cliff, which now also has a statue. When the statue is touched, it will teleport the player to some gated hallway. Ahead appears to be some sort of structure past a gated door. Walking up to it will cause the player, or Modizzhend, to say, "What have they done to you Sercauti?", as he appears to be inside of a tree. Shortly after, the player will likely die due to a statue moving after the player to kill them. If they are killed, they will be given the message, "the truth". This is believed to be the end of "structuram".

Groups

Prophetic Womb

Prophetic Womb, formerly known as "nostri structuram" seems to act as a way to connect certain accounts which are associated with the myth, and also displays some cryptic phrase in its description.

Some ranks are given based on whether or not Modizzhend knows you, but others do tie into the lore aspects of the group.

Relationships

Sercauti

Sercauti is said to be a deeply close friend of Modizzhend. His whereabouts are currently unknown.

Feuracett

Feuracett is a refugee from Etraea, one of the moons which was extremely ravaged after the collision. During Modizzhend's search, it is confirmed that Feuracett had found him lying in the snow at the bottom of a chasm with broken arms. Feuracett had apparently bandaged him up, and made the choice to give slight assistance in efforts of finding Sercauti. It is speculated that she had found the structuram originally on her fortuitous journey to the main planet.

Theories

  • Modizzhend suffers from physical trauma.
    • The physical trauma was self-inflicted, as experienced through the main ending of "structuram."
    • Sercauti's disappearance was the catalyst for Modizzhend's declining sanity.
    • This may be the main reason why Modizzhend wears bandages on his forearms.
  • The statues riddled throughout structuram hold major significance to Modizzhend.
    • These effigies may embody the darker aspects of Modizzhend's psyche.
      • The statues had spoken to him nearing the end, instigating him into jumping off a cliff.
      • An account called Theianokas match the statue's appearance, though, it is unsure what role they play in the main story.

Trivia

  • Both the 2021 and 2022 RMH Myth Development Myth Awards nominated Modizzhend for a few awards. In 2021, he was nominated for the "Best Scripting" category, while in 2022, he won both the "Most Improved" and "Most Helpful/Supportive" awards.
  • Modizzhend was the creator of a popular copy pasta known around the myth community as "some actually good myths". This was simply a long list of myths with decent quality and no controversy. It is posted mainly by users in Robloxian Myth Hunters, but it can be found elsewhere.
  • Often times, Modizzhend can be found visiting RMH's "Myth Places To Investigate". He is active enough there to where he has an admin role incase of a need to moderate users.
  • Etraea and Arcus are the devastated moons that orbit Lignistin.
  • People indigenous to his home planet are said to be created by a bright, primordial sludge attached to a large, oddly-textured stem, nicknamed "the Cube" though the actual model name is "progenitor."
  • structuram was featured on a KreekCraft stream through the efforts of myth hunters, enabling him to get more visits on his main game.

References

Modizzhend's Roblox ProfileStalzie’s YouTube Investigation on ModizzhendKreekCraft's Livestreamed Exploration of "structuram"MMIS Interrogation Transcript: Modizzhend
Article source & attribution

Text from Modizzhend — Myth Community Wiki, revision 103810, by its contributors. Source revision dated June 22, 2025. Republished under CC BY-SA 4.0 unless otherwise noted. Formatting and navigation have been adapted for this site.

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