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Aspen Forest

The **aspen forest** is a temperate biome. It has two variants.

## Description

Native to the aspen forest are aspen trees, generating densely on the ground, and the occasional shrubs. Some trees have bee nests on their trunks. The grass color is muted bright green, and the terrain is a bit hilly. A variety of flowers can be found, like lily of the valley, rose, yellow daffodil, orange daisy, and the standard vanilla double-block-tall flowers. Leaf piles are found on the ground.

Plains villages and pillager outposts can generate in this biome, and all the animals from the forest biome, including wolves, can spawn there. The aspen forest is quite easy for survival, since there is plenty of wood, animals, and opportunity to find villages, but taking down the tall trees can be challenging.

The mob spawning chances are the same as in the forest biome.

## Variants

Three sub-biomes can generate in the aspen forest: the aspen forest hills, clearing, and the fresh water lake.

## Aspen Forest Hills

### Blocks

Coarse Dirt
Podzol
Spruce Log
Spruce Leaves
Pumpkin
All aspen forest blocks, except bee nest

### Aspen Forest Hills

**Aspen forest hills** are hilly variants of the aspen forest, with added spruce trees, and patches of coarse dirt and podzol. No structures generate in this variant.

The mob spawning chances are the same as in the aspen forest.

## Aspen Clearing

### Blocks

All aspen forest blocks, except leaf pile and bee nest

### Aspen Clearing

**Aspen clearings** are areas with low tree density, which are easier for traversal and building. No structures generate in this variant.

The mob spawning chances are the same as in the aspen forest.

### Fresh Water Lake

Main article: Fresh Water Lake
Fresh water lakes can be found in the aspen forest, like many other BYG biomes.

## Trivia

* When placing oak leaves, they have a cold green hue, similar to the taiga.

## Gallery

An aspen forest attached to a fresh water lake
## See also

* Aspen
* Deciduous Forest
* Seasonal Birch Forest
Rose Fields

**Rose fields** are grassy biomes filled with various rose-type flowers. They generate with the red spruce taiga variant.

## Description

The rose fields are patches with lots of roses, rose bushes, and osiria roses. The grass color is a bit cold and meadow-ish, with the terrain generating like the plains biome. The standard animals spawn in the rose fields, in addition to horses, donkey, and foxes, that may eventually inhabit the neighboring red spruce taigas. Taiga villages and pillager outposts may generate in this biome.

The mob spawning chances are as follows:

## Variants

Two sub-biomes generate within the rose fields: the red spruce taiga, and the fresh water lake.

## Red Spruce Taiga

### Structures

Taiga Village
Pillager Outpost
Ruined Portal

### Blocks

Grass Block
Spruce Log
Spruce Leaves
Red Spruce Leaves
Blueberries
Crocus
Iris
Large Fern

### Red Spruce Taiga

**Red spruce taigas** are exclusively found as patches within the rose fields. Instead of roses, the taiga's vegetation consists of red and normal spruce trees, along with crocus, iris, blueberries, and large ferns. The grass color resembles the plains biome, rather than the rose fields or vanilla taiga biome.

The mob spawning chances and structures are the same as with the rose fields.

### Fresh Water Lake

Main article: Fresh Water Lake
Fresh water lakes may be found within the rose fields, like in many other BYG biomes.

## Trivia

* The rose fields seems to be a cold biome, but it generates in temperate climate zones.
* Slimes have a higher spawning chance, despite it not being a swamp-type biome.
* In BYG 1.18, the red spruce taiga will be removed, and red spruce trees will be found sparsely in the main rose fields.

## Gallery

A taiga village generated in a rose fields biome.
## See also

* Allium Fields
* Amaranth Fields
* Red Oak Forest
* Seasonal Taiga
Cryptic Wastes

Sometimes high pillars and walls generate. Cryptic vents generate which drop gunpowder upon broken. Tall cryptic vents drop themselves when broken. Spires of Cryptic Stone and Cryptic Magma dot the land, and lighting either block on fire produces bright red flames. Find Cryptic Bramble, Cryptic Vent & Tall Cryptic Vent at ground level.
Orchard

**Orchards** are vibrant forested biomes filled with special oak trees that blossom with apples.

## Orchard

### Structures

Plains Village
Pillager Outpost
Ruined Portal

### Blocks

Grass Blocks
 Oak Log
 Orchard Leaves
 Flowering Orchard Leaves
 Ripe Orchard Leaves

### Description

**Orchards** have a farily flat, grassy, terrain and are mainly filled with the Orchard Tree. These trees resemble large oak trees and share the same log, but the Orchard has special flowering leaves that produce apples. Besides the Orchards, there are no other trees, but there are patches of flowers such as: Lolipop Flower, Yellow Daffodil, Pink Allium, and Purple Sage. Additionally, Clover and Flower Patches can be found on the ground.

## Trivia

* In real life, orchards are artificial forests with trees grown usually for their fruits.

## See also

* Prairie
* Red Oak Forest
* Allium Fields
Cardinal Tundra

The **cardinal tundra** is a biome found in icy climate zones.

## Description

The cardinal tundra is a barren biome, with the surface made of red grass and stone. Rocky stone boulders are scattered on the surface, and the only plants that grow are ferns and grass.

The biome is not ideal for early-game survival, even though it's clear of obstructions, since there are no villages or trees, and the only animals that spawn are rabbits and polar bears.

## History

In BYG 1.16.5, the biome was called **Lush Tundra**. It had a sub-biome called **Northern Forest**, which had pine and spruce trees, as well as more vegetation like blueberries and flowers.

## Trivia

* One of the meaning of "cardinal" is the color red.

## See also

* Frosted Taiga
* Shattered Glacier
Nylium

**Nylium** is the nether equivalent of grass or mycelium. Unlike **crimson nylium** and **warped nylium**, the BYG nylium variants do not all grow on netherrack. BYG adds three types of nylium based on the nether biomes within it: **wailing nylium**, **embur nylium**, and **sythian nylium**.

## Nylium

* Embur Bog
* Wailing Garth
* Sythian Torrids

## Obtaining

### Natural Generation

Wailing nylium generates naturally on the soul soil ground in wailing garths. Embur nylium generates in embur bogs on blue netherrack. Like the crimson and warped variants, sythian nylium generates on netherrack in sythian torrids.

### Breaking

The nylium variants which grow on **netherrack** (the **embur** and **sythian** variants) can be obtained when mined with a silk touch pickaxe. When mined with a regular pickaxe, the standard block will drop instead, and if mined with anything other than a pickaxe, nothing will drop. **Wailing nylium** must be mined with a silk touch shovel, or else it will drop nothing, just like the other variants.

### Mob Loot

If an enderman holding nylium dies, the nylium will be dropped.
Baobab Fruit

**Baobab fruits** are food items that grow under baobab tree leaves.

## Obtaining

### Breaking

Baobab fruits are obtainable by breaking or picking (using the right mouse button by default) a fully grown baobab fruit block. They can only be obtained if the block has age value of 3.

### Natural Generation

Baobab fruits generate under the leaves of baobab trees, which are naturally generated in the baobab savanna. The baobab fruit will only generate upon the original growth of the tree. Baobab trees do not continue to generate new baobab fruits over time.

## Usage

### Placement

Baobab fruits can be planted on the underside of baobab leaves, and they start from age 0.

### Harvesting

Baobab fruit block can be harvested only at age 3 and will yield only 1 Baobab fruit.

### Composting

Placing baobab fruits into a composter has a 65% chance to increase the compost level by 1.

### Food

Eating baobab fruits restores 3 hunger points (1.5 drumsticks) and 1.5 saturation points.

## See also

* Baobab
* Joshua Fruit
Black Forest

The **Black forest** is a cool biome, inspired by the Black Forest in Germany. There are three variants.

## Description

The terrain is a bit hilly, similar to other forests. Common animals spawn in the Black forest, in addition to wolves, rabbits, and foxes. Plains villages, pillager outposts, and ruined portals can generate in this biome. Survival in the Black forest can be tricky due to the common darkness.

The mob spawning chances are as follows:

## History

In BYG 1.16.5, the Black forest had the identifier `byg:the_black_forest`, and it had several variants, including black forest hills, black forest clearing, and a special sub-biome called "forest fault", where the terrain was more grassy, and the trees were from the meadow biome. In older versions of BYG, pendorite ore generated underground in the forest fault.

## Gallery

### Historical

The Black forest seen from an Allium Fields biome. (1.16.5)A forest fault biome next to a rocky beach. (1.16.5)Pendorite ore used to generate forest fault caves. (1.16.5)

## See also

* Borealis Grove
* Coniferous Forest
* Dacite Ridges
* Temperate Rainforest
Blocks

This page contains a list of all Blocks within the BYG Mod. (This is a work in progress, so please be patient!)

**Naturally Occurring Blocks**

* Ametrine Ore
* Cika Logs
* Meadow Grass Block
* Meadow Grass Path
* Peat
* Pendorite Ore
* Red Rock
* Scoria Cobblestone
* Soapstone
* Zelkova Logs

**Craftable Blocks**

* Ametrine Block
* Cika Planks
* Scoria Stone
* Zelkova Planks
Wailing Garth

The **waling garth** is a soul-themed nether biome with wailing vegetation, mushrooms, scoria stone, and massive, hanging chains made from blackstone. Emeraldite, a necessary ingredient for pendorite, is found in this biome.

**Emeraldite** ore can be found at pretty much any height as long as it is inside this biome, within the formations of Scoria stone found in this biome. These ores can be found between veins of 1 - 8, and drop 1 Emeraldite shard, and fortune can affect this block.

**Scoria** is a new type of stone which resembles a red deepslate, and drops itself when using silk touch, or **cobbled scoria** without silk touch, which is used for various decorative blocks.

The vegetation found in this biome is quite sparse and very messy, resembling no real life biome. Growing on the wailing nylium, soul sand, and soul soil, Nether sprouts and wailing vegetations- such as wailing grass- can be found sporadically. Floating about the biome, the Wailing bell blossoms can be found in clusters, harvested with any tool, emmiting light and soul speed particles.

Other aspects of this biome is that iron chains and huge blackstone chains hang from the ceiling, made up from blackstone bricks, cracked blackstone bricks and an overgrown variant of blackstone bricks with some kind of red moss, resembling crimson nylium or crimson vegetation. Other structures found are bastions, fortresses, ruined portals, and nether fossils of all kinds.

Finally, green mushrooms can be found growing in this biome, but are not unique to it.

## See also

* Withering Woods
* Warped Desert
* Embur Bog
Alps

Removed biomeThis biome was removed in BYG 1.18.

The **Alps** are mountain biomes found in cold climates. They have a sub-biome called **Alpine Foothills**.

### Description

The alps consists of a large mountain range made primarly of stone and dirt and potentially reaching above y=200. What makes it unique to the vanilla Mountain biome would be the 5 or so layers of snow blocks that cover the stone. An additional layer of snow may be on top of the snow blocks.

### Sub-Biomes

#### Alpine Foothills

**Alpine Foothills** surround the bottom of the Alps but still exhibit major drops in altitude. Spruce, Fir, and Pine trees grow close together, resembelling a forest, in flat areas, as well as along the mountainous edges. Here the topblock is a mixture of Podzol, Coarse Dirt, and Grass Blocks topped with Snow, Grass, Ferns, Tall Ferns and Winter Succulents. Additionally Alpine Bellflowers, Winter Scilla, Winter Rose, Dandelions, Poppies and Mushrooms can spawn here.

## Trivia

* The alps will be removed in BYG 1.18, since there are already alps-style vanilla biomes like the snowy slopes.
Blueberries

Blueberries are perennial flowering plants with blue or purple berries. They are classified in the section Cyanococcus within the genus Vaccinium. Vaccinium also includes cranberries, bilberries, huckleberries and Madeira blueberries.

They are found in the ancient forest biome and the black forest biome.
Guiana Shield

The **guiana shield** is an elevated, tropical biome.

## Description

The guiana shield is generated above the clouds, often peaking around Y = 200, which implies visiting this biome a dangerous task. The vegetation is similar to the tropical rainforest biome, with mahogany and rainbow eucalyptus trees covering the ground, with enough shade to spawn mobs in the daytime. Many different flowers unique to tropical ecosystems can be found, like the bistort and the lazarus bellflower. Special tropical villages generate in the guiana shield and its variants.

The guiana shield is based on a real location by the same name from South America.

The mob spawning chances are the same as in vanilla jungle.

## Variants

There are two extra variants: the guiana clearing, and the guiana springs.

## Guiana Clearing

### Guiana Clearing

The **guiana clearing** is similar to the guiana shield, but with sparse trees, making it much more survival friendly and easier environment to build in than its regular counterpart.

## Guiana Springs

### Guiana Springs

The **guiana springs** are similar to the clearing, but with various water lakes on the surface.

## Trivia

* Ametrine ore used to generate in the guiana shield, now it generates in the shattered viscal isles.

## See also

* Tropical Rainforest
* Tropical Fungal Rainforest
* Tropical Islands
Mossy Stone

**Mossy stone** is a mossy variant of vanilla Stone, used as a building block.

## Generation

Mossy stone boulders generates in various biomes such as Grassland Plateau, The Black Forest, and Evergreen Taiga.

## Obtaining

### Breaking

Mossy stone may be obtain with a Silk Touch pickaxe. Otherwise, it may drop mossy cobblestone.

### Crafting

1 Stone +
1 Vines =
1 Mossy Stone

### Smelting

Any fuel
0.1 XP

## Usage

### Crafting

##
=> 4 Mossy Stone Bricks

### Stonecutting

 Mossy Stone Stairs
 Mossy Stone Wall

## Trivia

* "Moss Stone", a similar name to Mossy Stone, is the old name for mossy cobblestone.
Spruce

In addition to the normal dark green vanilla spruce tree, Oh the Biomes You'll Go adds 4 other colors of spruce to the game: red, orange, yellow and blue. The red orange and yellow can be found in the seasonal taiga biome, and the blue in the blue taiga and snowy blue taiga biomes (and the normal dark green can be found in a variety of other cold biomes). When planted they grow exactly how they look normally, like triangular Christmas trees.
Ametrine Gems

This article is about the item. For the ore, see Ametrine Ore. For the mineral block, see Ametrine Block. For other uses, see Ametrine.

**Ametrine** is a gemstone obtained from mining ametrine ore. The block form of the gem can be used to upgrade netherite armor within the Smithing Table. It can also be used to craft ametrine blocks and horse armor.

## Obtaining

### Mining

Ametrine is currently only obtainable by mining or smelting ametrine ore in a blast furnace. The ore is found in the shattered viscal isles at Y=180 to Y=228 (most common at Y=205), and it requires a diamond pickaxe or better.

## Usage

### Smithing

Ametrine gems can be combined in the smithing table with netherite armor to upgrade it to ametrine tier.

## Trivia

* Ametrine is a real-life mineral found in South America. Its name is a combination of "amethyst" and "citrine".

## See also

* Ametrine Ore
* Ametrine Block
* Pendorite Scraps
Seasonal Birch Forest

Removed biomeThis biome was removed in BYG 1.18.

The **seasonal birch forest** is an autumnal biome, featuring birch trees.

## Description

Like birch forests, the seasonal birch forests have somewhat hilly terrain, and a large flower diversity, including poppies, dandelions, lilies of the valley, pink and white anemones, and crocus. The birch trees that generate in this biome are much taller than vanilla trees, even than in the tall birch forest. The leaves come and various color typical to the autumn season, like brown, red, orange, and yellow. leaf piles are scattered on the ground, representing fallen leaves. The trees have unique foliage shapes, and they have small branches, and sometimes bee nests on their sides. The grass and leaves have a brown-orange color.

In addition to the standard animals, wolves may spawn in seasonal birch forests. Aside from occasional dark spots that may be casted by the dense trees, surviving there is relatively straightforward.

The mob spawning chances are the same as in the vanilla forest biome.

## Variants

Two sub-biomes generate in the seasonal birch forest: the seasonal birch forest hills, and the fresh water lake.

## Seasonal Birch Forest Hills

### Seasonal Birch Forest Hills

The **seasonal birch forest hills** are mostly the same as the seasonal birch forest, with hillier terrain. No structures spawn in this variant.

The mob spawning chances are the same as in the seasonal birch forest.

### Fresh Water Lake

Main article: Fresh Water Lake
**Fresh water lakes** may generate in seasonal birch forests, similar to many other BYG biomes.

## See also

* Seasonal Deciduous Forest
* Seasonal Forest
* Seasonal Taiga
* Grove
* Aspen Forest
Oh The Biomes You'll Go Wiki

**Welcome to the Oh The Biomes You'll Go Wiki!****Biomes You'll Go** (BYG) is a Minecraft mod created by AOCAWOL, Corgi Taco and YaBoiChips that adds over 70 new magical and breathtaking biomes to Minecraft, ranging from overworld to the end, including a large selection of wood types, plants, trees, and blocks except for the green tulip!

## **Other Mods**

 **Better Weather (Forge)**
**Official Links**

* Forge Mod
* Fabric Mod
* Discord
* Website
* GitHub

**Useful Pages**

* End Biomes
* Nether Biomes
* Overworld Biomes

**Recent Links**

* Ametrine
* Ancient Forest
* Amaranth Fields
Blue Taiga

Removed biomeThis biome was removed in BYG 1.18.

The **blue taiga** is a forested biome with mixed green and blue spruce trees.

The blue taiga has 2 variants. It may also contain a fresh water lake.

## Trivia

* The non-snowy blue taiga will be removed in BYG 1.18. The snowy variant will be renamed to "frosted taiga".

## See also

* Snowy Blue Taiga
* Seasonal Taiga
* Rose Fields
Cika Woods

The **cika woods** are cool forested biomes.

## Description

Cika trees are densely scattered on the ground, as the main feature. The greenery has an autumnal yellow tint, and pumpkins of various sizes decorate the area, with the large ones growing small dark oak shrubs. Patches of podzol and coarse dirt are found, similar to the giant tree taiga. The vegetation consists of ferns, winter succulents, sweet berry bushes, and flowers, including iris, crocus, and anemones.

Survival in the cika woods can be tricky, due to a somewhat hills terrain, possibility of dark spots, and the lack of villages. On the other hand, there are the usual passive animals, sweet berries, and a nearly unlimited supply of wood, albeit the trees can be a little bit tricky to completely cut down.

The mob spawning chances are the same as in the birch forest.

## Variants

Two sub-biomes generate in the cika woods: the cika mountains, and the fresh water lake.

Rocky beach may generate if the biome borders an ocean.

## Cika Mountains

### Cika Mountains

The **cika mountains** have an elevated and more erratic terrain than in the regular cika woods, which is harder to traverse through. No structures are found in this variant.

The mob spawning chances are the same as in the cika woods.

### Fresh Water Lake

Main article: Fresh Water Lake
Fresh water lakes generate in the cika woods, like in many other BYG biomes.

## Trivia

* Cika Woods is the first biome created in Oh The Biomes You'll Go.
* Cika trees are fictional trees.

## Gallery

A ravine in the cika woods.A rocky beach bordering the cika woods.A fresh water lake bordering the cika woods.
## See also

* Autumnal Valley
* Coniferous Forest
* Redwood Tropics
* Seasonal Deciduous Forest
Ancient Forest

Removed biomeThis biome was removed in BYG 1.18.

The **ancient forest** is a dense forested biome. It has two variants: flowering ancient forest and glowing ancient forest.

## Description

The ancient forest features one of the largest diversity of trees, including oak, dark oak, ebony, and maple. Some trees spawn with pollen blocks underneath their leaves. In addition to trees, some huge mushrooms can be found. The dense canopy from the leaves and mushrooms makes the ancient forest dangerously dark and not survival friendly.

Many flowers can be found there, like lollipop flowers, fairy slippers, roses, and black roses. Blueberries sometimes spawn too.

Woodland mansions may spawn in the ancient forest, but not in its variants.

The mob spawning chances are described below:

## Variants

There are two different ancient forest variants.

## Flowering Ancient Forest

### Type

Temperate
Magical

### Blocks

Glowshroom Block
Plant Stem
Petal Block
All ancient forest blocks

### Flowering Ancient Forest

The **flowering ancient forest** features the rare giant flowers among the various trees that spawn in the normal forest. Glowshrooms spawn there too.

The mob spawning chances are the same as in the ancient forest.

## Glowing Ancient Forest

### Type

Temperate
Magical

### Blocks

Glowshroom Block
Mushroom Stems
Glowcane
Glowcelium Block
Mycelium
All ancient forest blocks

### Glowing Ancient Forest

The **glowing ancient forest** has glowshrooms, glowcane, and glowcelium block, similar to the glowshroom bayou biome. It also has mycelium on the surface.

The mob spawning chances are described below:

## Trivia

* This biome will be removed in BYG 1.18, and will be merged with the enchanted forest and called "forgotten forest".

## See also

* Glowshroom Bayou
* Flowering Enchanted Grove

1. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Jxq4vyuO0o
Windswept Desert

The **windswept desert** is a unique sandy biome with lush desert vegetation.

## Description

Unique to the windswept desert is windswept sand, which is a pink variant of sand with its texture similar to soul soil. Spires and boulders of windswept sandstone are commonly found here, along with terrain-piercing water lakes filled with tiny lily pads. Various plants grow in the windswept desert, including cactus, aloe vera, beach grass, prickly pear cactus, and even palm trees.

Upon entering the windswept desert, the sky color changes to an atmospheric pink hue similar to the sand color.

## History

The windswept desert was initially supposed to be called **windswept dunes**, but the dune terrain was cut from the full release of BYG 1.18. It meant to replace the old 1.16.5 dunes biome.
Fresh Water Lake

Removed biomeThis biome was removed in BYG 1.18.

The **fresh water lake** is a common water biome, generating in patches within many overworld biomes. It has two variants.

## Description

The fresh water lake is similar to the vanilla river, with the floor made of dirt, gravel, clay, and sand, with seagrass growing on top. Sugar cane and cattails can be found along the edge of the lake. Overgrown swamp ruined portals may be found in the lake.

Lakes can be interesting sites to find, as a break from the dense foliage of forests, or as some scenery variation in flat biomes like prairie or meadow. The size of fresh water lakes may vary from relatively small ponds to quite expansive bodies of water. The water is about as deep as in the river biome.

Drowned have a quite high chance of spawning, similar to the river. No fish or squids can currently spawn in this biome. Slimes can spawn on the surface, similar to swamp biomes.

The mob spawning chances are as follows:

## Variants

The fresh water lake has two variants: the frozen lake, and the polluted lake.

## Frozen Lake

### Blocks

Water
Dirt
Gravel
Clay
Sand
Ice
Cattail

### Frozen Lake

The **frozen lake** is a variant with ice covering the water surface, like in the frozen river. It generates as a sub-biome of snowy biomes, like the lush tundra, snowy blue taiga, and the snowy coniferous forest. Cattails may generate on the side of the frozen lake.

The mob spawning chances are the same as in the fresh water lake. No slimes can spawn on the surface.

## Polluted Lake

### Blocks

Water
Dirt
Gravel
Clay
Sand

### Polluted Lake

The **polluted lake** is a variant exclusive to the shrublands biome, with a dirty brown grass color. No vegetation can be found in the polluted lake, perhaps because of the eco-unfriendly natural water.

The mob spawning chances are the same as in the fresh water lake.

## History

In BYG 1.18, the lake biomes were removed in favor of vanilla rivers, as they sometimes form a lake.

## Gallery

A fresh water lake bordering the Woodlands.A fresh water lake in the Tropical Rainforest biome.A fresh water lake bordering the Aspen Forest.A fresh water lake bordering the Cika Woods, Vibrant Swamplands, and the Seasonal Birch Forest.A fresh water lake biome generated almost completely on land.
## See also

* Oasis
* Great Lakes
Canadian Shield

The **Canadian shield** is a mountainous biome with overgrown stone cliffs and coniferous trees.

## Description

The Canadian shield has stony terrain, with grass growing on top of the stone. Four different kinds of trees are found here, which are spruce, pine, fir, and aspen. Hydrangea bushes and hedge blocks grow here, as well as ferns and anemones. Mossy cobblestone boulders occasionally generate in the shield.

## History

In BYG 1.16.5, the biome was called **Bluff steeps**, inspired by the Bluff Mountains in Tennessee. It had a variant called "Bluff peaks", with higher terrain altitude.

## See also

* Dacite Ridges
* Black Forest
* Guiana Shield
Lush Stacks

The **lush stacks** is a warm ocean biome with overgrown stone arches and spires.

## Description

Similar to the warm ocean biome, the lush stacks biome features bright aquamarine water and corals. Massive arches of mossy stone extend from the bottom of the ocean to the sky, with glow berries and spore blossoms growing underneath. Additional spires of stone fill the remaining space, and both types of stone formations are patched with moss blocks and lush cave vegetation like azalea, grass, and moss carpets. Patches of clay and clay pools are occasionally found on the surface level.

## See also

* Dead Sea - A similar biome but with dripstone features instead of mossy vegetation.
Oasis

Removed biomeThis biome was removed in BYG 1.18.

The **oasis** is a warm variant of the Fresh Water Lake biome, generating near the Dunes biome.

## Description

The oasis is a lake patched with the typical sand, gravel, clay, and seagrass, with patches lily pads and Tiny Lilypads generating on top of the water. Cattails also generate in the shorelines of the biome. As mentioned before, the oasis mainly generates near Dunes, as their hills biome.

Drowned and husks may spawn here instead of zombies. No fish mobs or squids are configured to spawn in the oasis.

## History

In BYG 1.18, the oasis biome was removed, along with the dunes biome.

## See also

* Fresh Water Lake
* Dunes
* White Mangrove Marshes
Glowshroom Bayou

Removed biomeThis biome was removed in BYG 1.18.

The **glowshroom bayou** is a rare mutation of the bayou biome, featuring glowshrooms. It will be removed in BYG 1.18, together with glowshrooms and glowcane items.

## Description

Like the bayou biome, the glowshroom bayou is a murky green body of water with clay, seagrass, water silk, tiny lilypads and willow trees. Among the trees, found are huge glowshrooms, which are fungi with translucent blocks that emit light level of 15. Various plants from the bayou biome like cattails, leather flowers and orchids are found on the ground, which is patched with unique glowcelium blocks, allowing for glowcanes and glowshrooms to grow.

No mobs are able to spawn in this biome, aside from witches in swamp huts. This makes the glowshroom bayou serve a similar purpose to the vanilla Mushroom Fields biome, with the rarity, peacefulness and the abundance of mushrooms.

## See also

* Bayou
* Glowing Ancient Forest
Glowcane Dust

**Glowcane dust** is a crafting item made from glowcane. It comes in four variants: Blue, Pink, Purple and Red.

## Obtaining

Glowcane dust can be obtained by putting glowcane anywhere in a crafting grid.

## Usage

Glowcane dust can make a glowcane block of its respective color by putting it in a crafting grid as a 2x2 square.
Birch

There are 5 varieties of birch trees included in Oh the Biomes You'll Go. They are the vanilla green birch found in regular forests and groves, and the added autumnal red, yellow, orange and brown birches that can be found in Seasonal Birch forests, and groves (only the yellow ones). They come in tall skinny varieties in their native biomes, as well as shorter wider varieties that occur when you plant them.
Mojave Desert

Based off the Mojave Desert found in the American Southwest, this biome is home to the Joshua Tree.

## Mojave Desert

### Structures

Desert Temple
Desert Village
Pillager Outpost
Ruined Portal

### Blocks

Sand
Coarse Dirt
Grass Blocks
 Oak Logs
Joshua Leaves

### Description

The land is made of Sand with Grass Blocks and some Coarse Dirt scattered inside, creating an unique landscape. Like the Vanilla Desert, Dead Bushes and Cactus can spawn on the sand as well as Mini Cactus, Golden Spine Cactus, and Prickly Pear Cactus. Additionally Firecracker Flower Bushes, Grass, Poppies and Dandelions can spawn on the Grass Blocks.
Ametrine Block

This article is about the mineral block. For the ore, see Ametrine Ore. For the item, see Ametrine Gems. For other uses, see Ametrine.
An **ametrine block** or **block of ametrine** is a mineral block used as a condensed form of ametrine gems.

## Obtaining

### Breaking

Ametrine blocks may be broken with a netherite pickaxe or better. They drop themselves if broken by the correct tool.

## Usage

### Smithing Table

Blocks of ametrine can be used to upgrade netherite armour within the Smithing Table.

### Beacons

Blocks of ametrine can be used for the beacon base pyramid.

## See also

* Ametrine Ore
* Ametrine Gems
* Pendorite Block
Rocky Stone

**Rocky stone** is a building block found in the overworld.

## Generation

Rocky stone generates by default 10 times per chunk in veins of size 20, up to Y = 63.

It also generates as boulders in various biomes such as Grassland Plateau, Lush Tundra, and Redwood Tropics.

## Obtaining

### Breaking

Rocky stone may be broken with a pickaxe, dropping itself.

### Crafting

1 Cobblestone +
1 Stone =
2 Rocky Stone

## Usage

### Stonecutting

Rocky Stone Stairs or
Rocky Stone Wall
Embur Bog

The **embur bog** is a forested nether biome with blue netherrack and embur vegetation. Pendorite ore is found there.

## Description

The **embur bog** is, as the name suggests, the nether's close approximation to a swamp-like environment. The ground is patchy with many lava pools breaking up the land, but it is mostly made out of embur nylium. These lava pools often spawn embur lillies, much like lily pads. On top of the nylium, giant embur mushrooms and embur warts can spawn. Embur mushrooms consist of embur pedu and embur gel blocks which grow in the shape of a tree, as well as embur gel branches, embur vines, and pollen blocks. The ground in this biome emits flame particles like those from monster spawners and magma cubes. Commonly there are also the small, pale yellow particles emitted by pollen blocks. The fog and sky both share the color #E6916E.

## See also

* Wailing Garth
* Sythian Torrids
* Weeping Mire
Deciduous Forest

**Deciduous forests** are wooded temperate biomes. They have two variants, and they are related to the seasonal and snowy deciduous forest biome families.

## Description

Lots of deciduous trees are found in deciduous forests, most unique, somewhat conical oaks and some aspen trees. Smaller plants such as oak bushes and horseweeds are found, and some fallen leaves in the form of leaf pile blocks. Various flowers grow in deciduous forests, including dandelions, poppies, lilies of the valley, and some double-block-tall flowers like rose bush, lilac, peony, and azalea. Grass and foliage have a slightly dark tint. The terrain is somewhat hilly, like most forested biomes.

Deciduous forests are mostly survival-friendly, due to the abundant oak wood, presence of animals and wolves, and the possibility to find a village. The dangerous aspects of such forests are that mobs can spawn early at night, and hide behind the trees to surprise unprepared players. Also, pillager outposts can be found, which are dangerous at the early game. The biomes are not very suitable for building, as cutting down the trees can be time-consuming and frustrating.

The mob spawning chances are the same as in the forest biome.

## Variants

There are three sub-biomes in the deciduous forest: the deciduous forest hills, clearing, and the fresh water lake.

## Deciduous Forest Hills

### Deciduous Forest Hills

**Deciduous forest hills** are higher and hillier variants of the deciduous forest. No structures or bee nests are naturally generated in this variant.

The mob spawning chances are the same as in the deciduous forest.

## Deciduous Clearing

### Deciduous Clearing

**Deciduous clearings** are glades within the forest, with much less trees, which are suitable for building bases, and are less dangerous at night-time. No structures or bee nests are found in this variant.

The mob spawning chances are the same as in the deciduous forest.

### Fresh Water Lake

Main article: Fresh Water Lake
Fresh water lakes may generate in deciduous forests, like in many other BYG biomes.

## See also

* Aspen Forest
* Seasonal Deciduous Forest
* Snowy Deciduous Forest
* Shrublands
* Woodlands
Howling Peaks

The **howling peaks** are forested biomes located on top of mountains, with spruce and birch trees.

## Descripition

The howling peaks are autumn-themed, with orange grass mixed with peat and podzol, and yellow and orange birch trees, along with spruce trees. The terrain is covered with snow due to the height of the mountains, and there is a special ambience, with the sky turning white and particles flow with the wind. Small and large rocky stone stone boulders are found on the surface. The vegetation consists of ferns, mushrooms, and flowers like crocus and pink and white anemone.

## History

The howling peaks were added in BYG 1.18.

## See also

* Dacite Ridges
* Seasonal Birch Forest
Glowcane

**Glowcane** is a block found near water in the Glowshroom Bayou biome. It comes in four variants: Blue, Pink, Purple and Red.

## Obtaining

Glowcane can be mined instantly with anything.

### Natural generation

Glowcane can generate naturally next to water on top of glowcelium directly adjacent.

## Usage

### Crafting ingredient

Glowcane can be used to craft glowcane dust of their respective colors.

### Farming

Glowcane must be planted on a directly adjacent to water, waterlogged block, or frosted ice or on top of another glowcane. The adjacent water block can be covered with another block, whether opaque or transparent, and sugar cane can still be placed and grow next to it.

Glowcane can grow up to 3 blocks tall.
Redwood Thicket

The **redwood thicket** (also called **redwood forest**) is a wooded biome with redwood trees.

## Description

Native to the redwood thicket are the gigantic redwood trees, living in an environment similar to the old growth spruce taiga, with podzol, coarse dirt, ferns, and boulders. The stone boulders are made of rocky stone and mossy stone, and some boulders are large with mix of both stones. Flowers from the forest biome, like dandelions, poppies, lilies of the valley, rose bushes, lilacs, and peonies may be found, along with some leaf piles.

Surviving in the redwood thicket is pretty straightforward, with wood being a very abundant resource, and animals and wolves can be found. Due to the sheer size of redwood trees, cutting the average tree will require at least two brand-new iron axes, and it will yield lots of logs and saplings. The environment is not very friendly for building, since there are lots of trees and boulders that may interfere with the intended building area. No special structures can generate, other than pillager outposts and ruined portals.

The mob spawning chances are the same as in the forest biome.

## History

In BYG 1.16.5, the biome was called **Redwood Tropics**. It had a clearing variant and a mountains variant with elevated terrain.

In BYG 1.18, it was renamed to "thicket" since the biome is not in a tropical climate.

## Trivia

* The identifier for the old growth pine taiga in vanilla Minecraft before version 1.13 is `redwood_taiga`. The old growth spruce taiga somewhat resembles the redwood thicket.

## Gallery

### Historical

Redwood Tropics (1.16.5)Redwood Mountains (1.16.5)A large rocky and mossy stone boulder in the redwood tropics. (1.16.5)An expansive clearing in the redwood tropics. (1.16.5)A rocky beach biome bordering the redwood tropics. (1.16.5)
## See also

* Blue Taiga
* Cika Woods
* Coniferous Forest
* The Black Forest
Nightshade Forest

## General Description:

Nightshade Phylium hosts tall Nightshade trees, Nightshade Roots and rare Ender Lily and Nightshade Berry Bushes. Nightshade tree trunks grow in chain-link pattern, and some of the logs are Imbued Nightshade Logs, which can be identified by their green specks, and will yield a therium shard when smelted in a furnace. Nightshade leaves have a Flowering Nightshade Leaves variant that emits light.

## Notable Blocks:

Nightshade Phylium, Nightshade Log, Imbued Nightshade Log, Flowering Nightshade Leaves, Nightshade Roots, Ender Lily, Nightshade Berry Bush.

## Notes:

Using bone meal on Nightshade Phylium yields Nightshade Roots.
Redwood

For the biome, see Redwood Thicket.

## Redwood tree

* Variant 1
* Variant 2
* Variant 3

**Redwood** (sequoia) is a large coniferous tree found in the redwood thicket.

## Description

Redwood trees are usually enormous, having thick trunks with some foundation on the ground. Multiple layers of branches forming eight rays extrude from the trunk, gradually decreasing in size, until reaching the treetop. The average tree has about 400 logs total as its trunk and branches, and its height can easily reach more than 60 blocks. There is also a smaller variant which grows using 5 saplings.

Redwood logs use the oak log bark texture, with higher saturation and warmer tint. The wood is red in color, and the plank texture is more "smudged" and "contrast-y" than other plank textures. The leaves are similar to spruce leaves, with a bright warm green color.

## Generation

### Natural Generation

Redwood trees generate exclusively in the redwood thicket, in large amounts.

### Growing

Different variants of the redwood trees can grow using 5-11 saplings using the following patterns:

 x | x | x

## Blocks

Redwood wood can be crafted to planks, slabs, stairs, fences, fence gates, buttons, pressure plates, doors, trapdoors, boats, signs, bookshelves, and crafting tables. Stripped log and wood variants are available.

## Gallery

Redwood LogStripped Redwood LogRedwood PlanksRedwood Bookshelf
Autumnal Forest (disambiguation)

**Autumnal forests** are wooded biomes, found in cool climates.

**Autumnal Forest** may refer to:

* Autumnal Forest
* Autumnal Taiga

Removed biomes:

* Seasonal Birch Forest
* Seasonal Deciduous Forest

Other similar biomes:

* Autumnal Valley
* Cika Woods
* Weeping Witch Forest

Disambiguation page for Autumnal Forest (disambiguation)The following is a list of links to pages that might share the same title.Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
Threw his eyes

~27 BE (before Ellfanore)

few moons had past since i became one with the great spirit. his mind flowing with wonder and dreaming dreams i had never once considered. but now here i stand in the midst of trees and folly peering into its deep woods as its image would begin to paint itself around me. i knew then what i must do like him i would take the hand of those who found their selves lost in this realm abandon from their homes and give them a chance at rebirth a new life. i will take their hand in mine and guide them as he guided me. rebuild this realm in our image and our hearts it was him who granted me this gift of pointed ears and a knowledge and heart long beyond the decades i have existed whiten, thousands of years could not compare. we shall be the guardians of the realms the saviors of these woods and heroes of space and time.

so i shall begin my search for those lost souls and make our home in the soil beneath my feet. the work is slow but the time will not be waisted as i set forth to build. each stone every branch slowly crafting this world of our existence and every hand taken another step forward to prosperity and peace a life worth living in this curse of immortality.

~Kat Ellfanore
Ebony Woods

## Description:

A dark forest of Ebony trees and giant mushrooms: Green Mushroom, Wood Blewit, Black Puff and Weeping Milkcap. Leaf Piles and Horseweed dot the ground. Ebony Trees can be grown with Ebony Saplings, in a 2x2 pattern.

## Notable Blocks:

Ebony Log, Horseweed, Leaf Pile, Green Mushroom, Wood Blewit, Black Puff and Weeping Milkcap.

## Special Properties:

Bone meal on Overgrown Stone yields only anemones (unless in sufficient shadow to produce the 4 woodland mushrooms).
Amaranth Fields

**Amaranth fields** are colorful, lush biomes, featuring amaranth flowers and jacaranda trees.

## Description

The native amaranth flowers, densely scattered all around the surface, come in many different colors, including cyan, orange, magenta, lavender-purple, and bright red. The jacaranda trees, found sparsely on land, add even more vividness to the already colorful landscape. The terrain is relatively flat like the plains biome.

Common animals, horses, and donkeys may spawn in the amaranth fields. Plains villages and pillager outposts may generate there as well.

The mob spawning chances are the same as with the plains biome.

## Variants

Two sub-biomes generate within the amaranth fields: the jacaranda forest, and the fresh water lake.

### Jacaranda Forest

Main article: Jacaranda Forest
Patches of jacaranda forests can be found, with lots of jacaranda trees and bushes, and bamboo. They are harder to traverse, and the dense leaf canopy can create dangerous dark spots. Jungle temples may be found there. No amaranths generate in the jacaranda forests. Notably, leaf piles, which are scattered around the trees, turn purple in this biome to match the Jacaranda Leaves.

### Fresh Water Lake

Main article: Fresh Water Lake
Patches of fresh water lakes may generate, similar to many other BYG biomes.

## Gallery

A view of the amaranth fields, with a patch of jacaranda forest, and bordering a flowering enchanted grove.
## See also

* Allium Fields
* Orchard
* Rose Fields
* Meadow
* Tropical Rainforest
Oak

Oh the Biomes You'll go brings in red, orange and brown oaks to the normal green oaks found in vanilla minecraft. These trees can be seen in seasonal forests as well as other forests, and the red ones can be seen in red oak forests as well as allium fields. When planted they grow large, like in the seasonal forest biome.
Aspen

## Aspen tree

* Tree 1
* Tree 2
* Tree 3
* Shrub 1
* Shrub 2

Canyons

Deciduous Forest

Dover Mountains

Seasonal Deciduous Forest

Seasonal Taiga

Snowy Deciduous Forest

The Black Forest

For the biome, see Aspen Forest.
An **aspen tree** is a plant structure found mainly in aspen forests. It can also be found in shrub forms.

## Description

Aspen trees are fairly tall, with their trunk height ranging from 7 to 16 blocks. They have yellow leaves, that make a basic cone shape on the top, and spiral downwards to a varying degree. Shrubs are small variants that are 1-2 block tall, and the leaves have a basic spherical formation.

The bark texture is similar to birch, with thinner and more prevalent black markings. The wood itself is creamy salmon-pink in color.

## Generation

### Natural Generation

The place where aspen trees are the most common is the aspen forest, where they can be found in all variants, and they generate densely, except in the aspen clearing.

They can be found in lesser quantities in various other forests, including the deciduous forest, its snowy and autumnal variants, the black forest, and the seasonal taiga. Some mountainous biomes like the canyons, Bluff steeps, and the Dover mountains have aspens as well.

### Growing

Aspen trees can be grown by placing a sapling onto a soil block, and fertilizing the sapling or waiting. There is no 2x2 variant.

## Blocks

Aspen wood can be crafted to planks, slabs, stairs, fences, fence gates, buttons, pressure plates, doors, trapdoors, boats, bookshelves, and crafting tables. Stripped log and wood variants are available.

## Gallery

Aspen BookshelfAspen SaplingStripped Aspen Log
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