TEMPERATE BIOMES
Moderate climate biomes including forests, plains, and swamps. 15 biomes in this category.
One of the most common biomes. Villages spawn frequently here. Excellent for early-game building due to flat terrain.
The only biome where sunflowers naturally generate. Sunflowers always face east, making them a natural compass.
One of the most common biomes. Great source of wood early game. Both oak and birch trees generate here.
Contains nearly every flower type in the game. The best biome for collecting dye materials. Rabbits spawn here instead of wolves.
Exclusively birch trees. Provides a consistent and aesthetic wood source. Fairly common biome.
Features extra-tall birch trees that can grow much higher than normal birch trees. Previously called Tall Birch Forest.
The only biome where Woodland Mansions generate. The thick canopy creates low light levels, allowing hostile mobs to spawn during the day.
Spruce-dominated biome with foxes and sweet berry bushes. Taiga villages use spruce wood architecture.
Features massive 2x2 spruce trees and podzol ground cover. Mossy cobblestone boulders dot the landscape. Previously called Giant Tree Taiga.
Similar to Old Growth Pine Taiga but with denser leaf coverage on the giant spruce trees. Previously called Giant Spruce Taiga.
A high-altitude grassy biome found on mountain slopes. Lone trees here always have a bee nest. Part of the mountain biome family.
A beautiful biome featuring pink cherry blossom trees. Generates on mountain hillsides. Cherry wood has a unique pink color. Added in the Trails & Tales update.
Slimes can spawn on the surface at night. Swamp Huts house witches and black cats. Blue orchids are exclusive to swamps.
Features unique mangrove trees with exposed root systems. Mud blocks generate naturally here. Warm frogs spawn in this biome.
Rivers cut through the landscape connecting biomes. Good source of clay and sand. Drowned can spawn in rivers at night.