Minecraft:Desert Pyramid/Structure

File:Desert pyramid JE3 BE3.png

A Desert Temple, also known as a Desert Pyramid.

Materials

Block	Amount
Template:BlockLink	2
Template:BlockLink	4
Template:BlockLink	62
Template:BlockLink	238
Template:BlockLink	66
Template:BlockLink	101-103<ref group=note name=cellar_room_generation>83 blocks buried in the cellar room are generated as sand initially. 5 to 7 of these are replaced with suspicious sand in random positions.</ref><ref group=note name=collapsed_roof_generation />
Template:BlockLink	2885+<ref group=note name=collapsed_roof_generation>Of the 25 blocks which make up the cellar room's collapsed roof, 33% is sandstone, while the rest is sand. One of these blocks is replaced with suspicious sand. On average, the cellar roof consists of 8 sandstone, 16 sand, and 1 suspicious sand, which this tally reflects.</ref><ref group=note>Additional layers of sandstone may generate from the base of the pyramid to the ground.</ref>
Template:BlockLink	2
Template:BlockLink	17
Template:BlockLink	1
Template:BlockLink	6-8<ref group=note name=cellar_room_generation /><ref group=note name=collapsed_roof_generation />
Template:BlockLink	9

Notes

Blueprint

Layer	Block	Facing
-11	Template:BlockSprite	Pressure Plate
10	Template:BlockSprite	Middle Sandstone

NOTE: Red, green, and blue wool do not actually generate. In this blueprint, they represent:

• Red wool: Blocks buried in cellar room, which consists of sand and suspicious sand. Consult #Materials for generation rules.
• Green wool: One sand block and one sandstone block. They are mutually exclusive (i.e. if sand generates in one position, then sandstone will generate in the other).
• Blue wool: Blocks which make up the collapsed roof of the cellar room. Consult #Materials for generation rules.