Knowing your biomes can save you from disasters like these. If you dig straight up, you’ll end up with a cave full of sea-water as well as hostile mobs. If you dig upwards you’ll come out into the daylight and be able to find your way home, right? Well, maybe – but not if you have wandered into an ocean biome. You’ve run out of torches, you’re scared and you really want to get home to your pet chicken. There are times when you might be underground and lost – the way back is blocked by hostile mobs.
We’ll tell you more about which structures you can find in which biomes below.īeing able to check which biome you are currently in can also save your Minecraft life.
Some of these are filled with goodies, but beware – there may be mobs guarding the treasures, so tread carefully. Biomes can contain ‘generated structures’ like jungle temples or witches huts. For that you need sheep, and they like to hang out in the biomes with trees. If so, you’re going to need to find some sheep’s wool. It might be your greatest wish to make a bed so that you can sleep and not have to listen to creepy zombie noises in the darkness of the night. If you want to build a shelter with a roof to spend the night in, you are going to have to take some wood with you. For example, if you decide to travel across a desert biome, you won’t find many trees, and sand is difficult to build with. It’s useful to understand Biomes in Minecraft so that you know what to expect, especially if you are playing in survival mode. But before we do let’s find out why it can be helpful to know which biome you’re in. There are more than 60 different Minecraft biomes which can be setup on your server, and they can be put into five basic categories (Lush, Snowy, Cold, Dry, and Ocean) which we’ll take a look at below. There are temperate forests, featureless deserts, spectacular snowy mountains and beautiful plains. These different landscapes are known as Biomes.
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