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{{For|the biome in {{MCL}}|Legends:Badlands}}
{{For|the biome in {{MCL}}|Legends:Badlands}}
{{Infobox biome
{{Infobox biome
| title = Badlands
| group = Regular
| group = Regular
| 1-1 = Badlands.png
| 1-1 = Badlands.png
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| precipitation = No
| precipitation = No
| temperature = 2.0
| temperature = 2.0
| structures = {{EnvLink|Badlands mineshaft}}
| structures = {{EnvLink|Badlands Mineshaft}}
| blocks = {{BlockLink|Red Sand}}<br>{{BlockLink|Red Sandstone}}<br>{{BlockLink|Terracotta}}<br>{{BlockLink|Stained Terracotta}}<br>{{BlockLink|Cactus}}<br>{{BlockLink|Cactus Flower}}<br>{{BlockLink|Short Dry Grass}}<br>{{BlockLink|Tall Dry Grass}}<br>{{BlockLink|Dead Bush}}<br>{{BlockLink|Gold Ore}}
| blocks = {{BlockLink|Red Sand}}<br>{{BlockLink|Red Sandstone}}{{only|je|short=1}}<br>{{BlockLink|Terracotta}}<br>{{BlockLink|Cactus}}<br>{{BlockLink|Cactus Flower}}<br>{{BlockLink|Short Dry Grass}}<br>{{BlockLink|Tall Dry Grass}}<br>{{BlockLink|Dead Bush}}<br>{{BlockLink|Gold Ore}}<br>'''{{BlockLink|Stained Terracotta}}''': {{collapse|content=
* {{BlockLink|Orange Terracotta}}
* {{BlockLink|Red Terracotta}}
* {{BlockLink|Yellow Terracotta}}
* {{BlockLink|White Terracotta}}
* {{BlockLink|Brown Terracotta}}
* {{BlockLink|Light Gray Terracotta}}
}}
| grasscolor = #90814D
| grasscolor = #90814D
| foliagecolor = #9E814D
| foliagecolor = #9E814D
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|colorgrading = Mesa
|colorgrading = Mesa
}}
}}
The '''badlands''' or '''mesa''' are arid-land mountainous [[Minecraft:biomes]], featuring [[Minecraft:red sand]] and mounds of [[Minecraft:terracotta]] bands, coming in various colors.
The '''badlands''' or '''mesa''' are arid-land mountainous [[Minecraft:biomes]], featuring [[Minecraft:red sand]] and mounds of [[Minecraft:terracotta]] bands, coming in various colors. Badlands generate in arid lands next to [[Minecraft:desert]]s and their [[Minecraft:Eroded Badlands|eroded]] and [[Minecraft:Wooded Badlands|wooded]] variants.
 
== Generation ==
Badlands biomes generate at the highest temperature and lower erosion, meaning they border [[Minecraft:desert]]s near oceans with [[Minecraft:stony shore]]s at lower altitudes. Badlands biomes often border their [[Minecraft:Wooded Badlands|wooded]] and [[Minecraft:Eroded Badlands|eroded]] variants. Near lower temperature zones, they border [[Minecraft:savanna]]s, [[Minecraft:forest]]s, and [[Minecraft:plains]].
 
Badlands generate from mid-altitude plateaus and valleys up to the highest [[Minecraft:mountain]] peaks where they can elevate up to Y=256 and border [[Minecraft:stony peaks]]. [[Minecraft:River]]s are often in deep fjords, wide valleys with almost no water, or they do not generate at all.
 
Because badlands generate in mountainous terrain, they often border [[Minecraft:dripstone caves]] and [[Minecraft:deep dark]] underground.


== Description ==
== Description ==
Badlands biomes feature large mounds of [[Minecraft:terracotta]] bands, in layers of various colors; specifically, red, orange, yellow, white, light gray, brown, and regular terracotta may all naturally generate. At high altitudes, the topmost layer of stained terracotta is often weathered into regular terracotta, most often on plateau tops. At low altitudes, the terrain surface is weathered into a layer of [[Minecraft:red sand]] (or [[Minecraft:red sandstone]] if floating), with orange terracotta under it extending to Y=63. The underwater surface is covered with a layer of orange terracotta, and in shallow water, sometimes interspersed with some white terracotta; in deep water, sometimes interspersed with some [[Minecraft:gravel]].
On the higher grounds, badlands biomes feature large mounds of [[Minecraft:terracotta]] bands, in layers of various colors; specifically, red, orange, yellow, white, light gray, brown, and regular terracotta may all naturally generate. The topmost layer of stained terracotta is often weathered into regular terracotta.


Badlands biomes can usually be found bordering [[Minecraft:desert]]s, and they usually do not border [[Minecraft:ocean]]s, but they can also generate by the ocean in areas with mountain peaks. Badlands biomes can border [[Minecraft:Wooded Badlands|wooded badlands]], [[Minecraft:savanna]]s, [[Minecraft:savanna plateau]]s, [[Minecraft:forest]]s, [[Minecraft:plains]], and can generate close to [[Minecraft:jungle]]s. Normal badlands and [[Minecraft:Eroded Badlands|eroded badlands]] often appear on the two banks of a river, or on the two sides of a valley without a river. Badlands can also generate in [[Minecraft:Mountains|mountain]] peaks, where they can elevate up to Y=256 and rarely border [[Minecraft:Stony Peaks|stony peaks]].
At low altitudes, the terrain surface is weathered into one layer of [[Minecraft:red sand]] (rarely [[Minecraft:red sandstone]] if floating),{{only|je|short=1}} with orange terracotta under it extending to Y=63. {{IN|je}}, the underwater surface is covered with a layer of orange terracotta, and in shallow water, sometimes interspersed with some white terracotta, while {{in|be}}, it is composed entirely of [[Minecraft:stone]]. Deeper water bodies generate [[Minecraft:gravel]] like in any other biome.


[[Minecraft:Cacti]] and [[Minecraft:dead bush]]es generate frequently across the landscape, similarly to [[Minecraft:desert]]s, but dead bushes are more common than in deserts, and cacti are rarer. [[Minecraft:Sugar cane]]s may generate along water. Cacti have a chance of generating a [[Minecraft:Cactus Flower|cactus flower]] on top.
[[Minecraft:Cacti]] and [[Minecraft:dead bush]]es generate frequently across the landscape, similarly to [[Minecraft:desert]]s, but dead bushes are more common than in deserts, and cacti are rarer, as they may only generate on the red sand valleys. [[Minecraft:Sugar cane]]s may generate along water. Cacti have a chance of generating a [[Minecraft:cactus flower]] on top.


[[Minecraft:Mineshaft]]s generate at much higher elevations in these biomes, often exposed to fresh air. Their supporting [[Minecraft:planks]] and [[Minecraft:fence]]s are made of dark oak rather than oak. Additionally, extra [[Minecraft:gold ore]] generates up to elevation Y=255 (rather than the normal Y=32), and at much higher rates than the rest of the world, making badlands tunnels excellent sources of gold. [[Minecraft:Ruined Portal|Ruined portals]] can generate as well.
[[Minecraft:Mineshaft]]s generate at much higher elevations in these biomes, often exposed to fresh air. Their supporting [[Minecraft:planks]] and [[Minecraft:fence]]s are made of dark oak rather than oak. Additionally, extra [[Minecraft:gold ore]] generates up to elevation Y=255 (rather than the normal Y=32), and at much higher rates than the rest of the world.


While all badlands biomes are rich in unique [[Minecraft:Terracotta|building materials]] and [[Minecraft:gold ore]], [[Minecraft:armadillos]] and warm animal variants are the only [[Minecraft:passive mobs]] that can spawn in it, though animals can only spawn on player-created [[Minecraft:grass blocks]]. The player should also be careful when exploring underground; as a highland biome, the [[Minecraft:Deep Dark|deep dark]] can generate underneath badlands.
As badlands are arid-land biomes, [[Minecraft:rainfall]] never occurs here, but dry [[Minecraft:thunderstorm]]s still allow hostile mobs to spawn.


Badlands biomes never [[Minecraft:rain]], meaning [[Minecraft:lightning]] strikes are impossible. The exceptions are the [[Minecraft:river]]s that cut through the badlands, where it can still rain and cast lightning.
[[Minecraft:Armadillo]]s spawn in badlands, as well as warm [[Minecraft:animal]] variants, but the latter can only spawn on player-created [[Minecraft:grass block]]s.
 
With [[Minecraft:Vibrant Visuals]], badlands have unique atmospherics, the sky is tinted turquoise-green at daytime and much brighter during the night, while the daytime horizon is tinted brown. Moonlight is more vibrant blue, and the warm color grading tints the environment more yellow, although color saturation is slightly lower.


The colors of specific [[Minecraft:terracotta]] layers in these biomes are almost the same throughout all badlands biomes for any particular world. Each world seed generates 192 layers of terracotta for each Y-coordinate to pick from<ref>layers[(noiseValue + Y + 192) % 192]</ref>. At each horizontal coordinate, each layer may shift up and down by at most ±7 blocks based on noise.
The colors of specific [[Minecraft:terracotta]] layers in these biomes are almost the same throughout all badlands biomes for any particular world. Each world seed generates 192 layers of terracotta for each Y-coordinate to pick from<ref>layers[(noiseValue + Y + 192) % 192]</ref>. At each horizontal coordinate, each layer may shift up and down by at most ±7 blocks based on noise.
With [[Minecraft:Vibrant Visuals]], badlands have unique atmospherics, the sky is tinted turquoise-green at daytime and much brighter during the night, while the daytime horizon is tinted brown. Moonlight is more vibrant blue, and the warm color grading tints the environment more yellow, although color saturation is slightly lower.


== Mobs ==
== Mobs ==
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== Sounds ==
== Sounds ==
=== Music ===
=== Music ===
These music tracks play while the player is in Badlands.
These music tracks play while the player is in the badlands.


{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width: 100%; text-align: center; font-size: smaller" data-description="Music tracks"
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width: 100%; text-align: center; font-size: smaller" data-description="Music tracks"
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|{{HistoryLine|bedrock}}
|{{HistoryLine|bedrock}}
|{{HistoryLine||1.18.0|dev=beta 1.18.0.22|The extra [[Minecraft:gold ore]] in badlands biomes now generates up to Y{{=}}255.}}
|{{HistoryLine||1.18.0|dev=beta 1.18.0.22|The extra [[Minecraft:gold ore]] in badlands biomes now generates up to Y{{=}}255.}}
|{{HistoryLine||1.18.0|dev=?|Overhauled the generation of badlands. They now generate as standalone biome with variable terrain.}}
|{{HistoryLine||1.20.70|exp=Armadillo and Wolf Armor|dev=Preview 1.20.70.20|[[Minecraft:Armadillo]]s now spawn in badlands and their variants.}}
|{{HistoryLine||1.20.70|exp=Armadillo and Wolf Armor|dev=Preview 1.20.70.20|[[Minecraft:Armadillo]]s now spawn in badlands and their variants.}}
|{{HistoryLine||1.21.60|dev=Preview 1.21.60.23|[[Minecraft:Dead bush]]es now generate more frequently.}}
|{{HistoryLine||1.21.60|dev=Preview 1.21.60.23|[[Minecraft:Dead bush]]es now generate more frequently.}}
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}}
}}


=== Old generation ===
[[File:Old badlands clearing.png|thumb|View of an old badlands clearing in badlands plateaus]]
Before [[Minecraft:Caves & Cliffs]], the badlands biome generated only as an edge around all [[Minecraft:Wooded badlands plateau|wooded badlands plateaus]] and [[Minecraft:Badlands Plateau|badlands plateaus]], or as small spots within those biomes. It had mostly flat terrain at the red sand levels, occasionally topped with terracotta layers, but when next to the plateau biomes, steep eroded cliffs formed. [[Minecraft:Beaches]] did not generate next to oceans, and the biome was separated from other land biomes by a thin [[Minecraft:desert]] border. It was often replaced by [[Minecraft:Eroded Badlands|eroded badlands]] as a mutation.
==Issues==
==Issues==
{{issue list|Badlands|Mesa}}
{{issue list|Badlands|Mesa}}
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=== Screenshots ===
=== Screenshots ===
<gallery>
<gallery>
Sand in badlands biome.png|Ground-view of a badlands biome.
Sand in badlands biome.png|Ground-view of a badlands biome
Wet badlands.png|Badlands with a lake.
Wet badlands.png|Badlands with a lake
Badlands Cave.png|A badlands cave.
Badlands Cave.png|A badlands cave
Mesa Red Beach.png|Beach in a badlands biome.
JungleandBadlands.png|Jungle and badlands biome generated next to each other
JungleandBadlands.png|Jungle and badlands biome generated next to each other.
Badlands Mineshaft.png|A badlands mineshaft exposed on the surface
Ruined portal badlands.png|A ruined portal in a badlands biome.
Bad Portal.png|A [[Minecraft:ruined portal]] in badlands
Badlands Mineshaft.png|A badlands mineshaft exposed on the surface.
Badland Overpass.png|A player riding a horse into an overpass, with several monsters nearby
Bad Portal.png|A [[Minecraft:ruined portal]] in a badland.
Badlands (MisterTimi).png|A large mountain in badlands
Badland Overpass.png|A player riding a horse into an overpass, with several monsters nearby.
Badlandsbiome.png|Side view of a large badlands mountain
Badlands single biome pre-1.18.png|A badlands [[Minecraft:single biome]] world before [[Minecraft:1.18]]. Plateaus did not generate here as they were a [[Minecraft:Badlands Plateau|separate biome.]]
Badlands single biome.png|A badlands [[Minecraft:single biome]] world
Singlebiome badlands.png|A badlands [[Minecraft:single biome]] world.
</gallery>
Badlands (MisterTimi).png|A large mountain in badlands.
 
Badlands village.png|A desert [[Minecraft:village]] bordering a badlands biome.
==== Historical screenshots ====
Outpost badlands.png|A [[Minecraft:Pillager Outpost|pillager outpost]] next to a badlands biome.
<gallery>
ExposedCaveSpiderSpawner.png|An exposed [[Minecraft:Cave Spider|cave spider]] spawner on a badlands cliff.
File:Small old badlands clearing.png|A very small old badlands clearing
Badlandsbiome.png|Side view of a large badlands mountain.
File:No beach in old badlands.png|Older badlands bordering an ocean, with no beaches
Vibrant canyon lake.jpg|A lake in badlands with [[Minecraft:Vibrant Visuals]].
File:Old badlands desert border.png|Transition layers between temperate biomes and badlands plateaus
Badlands RTX.png|Badlands with [[Minecraft:ray tracing]].
File:Large old badlands clearing.png|A relatively large badlands clearing with a river
File:Badlands single biome pre-1.18.png|A badlands [[Minecraft:single biome]] world before [[Minecraft:1.18]]
File:Village in old desert border.png|A [[Minecraft:village]] in the desert border surrounding badlands
File:Outpost badlands.png|A [[Minecraft:Pillager Outpost|pillager outpost]] next to a badlands biome
File:ExposedCaveSpiderSpawner.png|An exposed [[Minecraft:Cave Spider|cave spider]] spawner on a badlands cliff
File:Badlands RTX.png|Badlands with [[Minecraft:ray tracing]]  
</gallery>
</gallery>


=== Development images ===
=== Development images ===
<gallery>
<gallery>
Ridgebiome.jpg|The first image of the mesa.
Ridgebiome.jpg|The first image of the mesa
Mesa Cave Dev Screenshot.png|[[Minecraft:Caves]] cutting through [[Minecraft:hardened clay]] in the mesa.
Mesa Cave Dev Screenshot.png|[[Minecraft:Caves]] cutting through [[Minecraft:hardened clay]] in the mesa
Micro Mesa.jpg|An extremely tiny badlands biome.
Micro Mesa.jpg|An extremely tiny badlands biome
Badlands River Cave.jpg|A river cave entrance in a badlands biome.
Badlands River Cave.jpg|A river cave entrance in a badlands biome
Vibrant canyon lake.jpg|A lake in badlands with [[Minecraft:Vibrant Visuals]]
</gallery>
</gallery>


=== In other media ===
=== In other media ===
<gallery>
<gallery>
Noor looks out.jpeg|[[Minecraft:Noor]] looking out over a badland with several wolves.
Noor looks out.jpeg|[[Minecraft:Noor]] looking out over a badland with several wolves
Peter-sheff-04-creeper.jpg|Artwork of a [[Minecraft:creeper]] roaming in a badlands.
Peter-sheff-04-creeper.jpg|Artwork of a [[Minecraft:creeper]] roaming in a badlands
Peter-sheff-02-spider.jpg|Artwork of a [[Minecraft:cave spider]] lurking in a badlands mineshaft.
Peter-sheff-02-spider.jpg|Artwork of a [[Minecraft:cave spider]] lurking in a badlands mineshaft
Try Minecraft Realms.png|Pixel art of [[Minecraft:Sunny]], [[Minecraft:Steve]] and [[Minecraft:Ari]] building a [[Minecraft:nether portal]] in a badlands.
Try Minecraft Realms.png|Pixel art of [[Minecraft:Sunny]], [[Minecraft:Steve]] and [[Minecraft:Ari]] building a [[Minecraft:nether portal]] in a badlands
Crown Mesa.png|[[Minecraft:Minecraft Story Mode:Crown Mesa|Crown Mesa]], a badlands settlement from ''[[Minecraft: Story Mode]]''.
Crown Mesa.png|[[Minecraft:Minecraft Story Mode:Crown Mesa|Crown Mesa]], a badlands settlement from ''[[Minecraft: Story Mode]]''
Badlands Season Artwork 1.jpg|A render of a badlands from ''[[Minecraft:Minecraft Earth]]''.
Badlands Season Artwork 1.jpg|A render of a badlands from ''[[Minecraft:Minecraft Earth]]''
Confrontation.jpeg|[[Minecraft:Narrator (YouTube)|Narrator]] and [[Minecraft:MARILLA]] confronting Jonathan Minecraft in a badland, a scene from [[Minecraft:Around the Minecraft World in 80 Biomes]].
Confrontation.jpeg|[[Minecraft:Narrator (YouTube)|Narrator]] and [[Minecraft:MARILLA]] confronting Jonathan Minecraft in a badland, a scene from [[Minecraft:Around the Minecraft World in 80 Biomes]]
Team Mesa.png|[[Minecraft:Durango]] and [[Minecraft:River (Character)|River]] in a badlands.
Team Mesa.png|[[Minecraft:Durango]] and [[Minecraft:River (Character)|River]] in a badlands
File: Badlands MCL.png| The [[Minecraft:mcl:badlands| badlands]] as seen in [[Minecraft:Minecraft Legends]].
</gallery>
</gallery>


Latest revision as of 11:00, 28 May 2026

Template:For Template:Infobox biome The badlands or mesa are arid-land mountainous Minecraft:biomes, featuring Minecraft:red sand and mounds of Minecraft:terracotta bands, coming in various colors. Badlands generate in arid lands next to Minecraft:deserts and their eroded and wooded variants.

Generation

Badlands biomes generate at the highest temperature and lower erosion, meaning they border Minecraft:deserts near oceans with Minecraft:stony shores at lower altitudes. Badlands biomes often border their wooded and eroded variants. Near lower temperature zones, they border Minecraft:savannas, Minecraft:forests, and Minecraft:plains.

Badlands generate from mid-altitude plateaus and valleys up to the highest Minecraft:mountain peaks where they can elevate up to Y=256 and border Minecraft:stony peaks. Minecraft:Rivers are often in deep fjords, wide valleys with almost no water, or they do not generate at all.

Because badlands generate in mountainous terrain, they often border Minecraft:dripstone caves and Minecraft:deep dark underground.

Description

On the higher grounds, badlands biomes feature large mounds of Minecraft:terracotta bands, in layers of various colors; specifically, red, orange, yellow, white, light gray, brown, and regular terracotta may all naturally generate. The topmost layer of stained terracotta is often weathered into regular terracotta.

At low altitudes, the terrain surface is weathered into one layer of Minecraft:red sand (rarely Minecraft:red sandstone if floating),Template:Only with orange terracotta under it extending to Y=63. Template:IN, the underwater surface is covered with a layer of orange terracotta, and in shallow water, sometimes interspersed with some white terracotta, while Template:In, it is composed entirely of Minecraft:stone. Deeper water bodies generate Minecraft:gravel like in any other biome.

Minecraft:Cacti and Minecraft:dead bushes generate frequently across the landscape, similarly to Minecraft:deserts, but dead bushes are more common than in deserts, and cacti are rarer, as they may only generate on the red sand valleys. Minecraft:Sugar canes may generate along water. Cacti have a chance of generating a Minecraft:cactus flower on top.

Minecraft:Mineshafts generate at much higher elevations in these biomes, often exposed to fresh air. Their supporting Minecraft:planks and Minecraft:fences are made of dark oak rather than oak. Additionally, extra Minecraft:gold ore generates up to elevation Y=255 (rather than the normal Y=32), and at much higher rates than the rest of the world.

As badlands are arid-land biomes, Minecraft:rainfall never occurs here, but dry Minecraft:thunderstorms still allow hostile mobs to spawn.

Minecraft:Armadillos spawn in badlands, as well as warm Minecraft:animal variants, but the latter can only spawn on player-created Minecraft:grass blocks.

With Minecraft:Vibrant Visuals, badlands have unique atmospherics, the sky is tinted turquoise-green at daytime and much brighter during the night, while the daytime horizon is tinted brown. Moonlight is more vibrant blue, and the warm color grading tints the environment more yellow, although color saturation is slightly lower.

The colors of specific Minecraft:terracotta layers in these biomes are almost the same throughout all badlands biomes for any particular world. Each world seed generates 192 layers of terracotta for each Y-coordinate to pick from<ref>layers[(noiseValue + Y + 192) % 192]</ref>. At each horizontal coordinate, each layer may shift up and down by at most ±7 blocks based on noise.

Mobs

The following mobs naturally spawn here: Template:Spawn table

Template:Spawn table

Sounds

Music

These music tracks play while the player is in the badlands.

Filename
in Minecraft 		Minecraft:Gameplay Soundtrack title Soundtrack Track preview Weight
crescent_dunes.ogg Minecraft:Desert, Minecraft:Badlands, Minecraft:Eroded Badlands, Minecraft:Wooded Badlands "Minecraft:Crescent Dunes" Template:Sort File:Crescent Dunes.ogg 2
echo_in_the_wind.ogg Minecraft:Cherry Grove, Minecraft:Flower Forest, Minecraft:Lush Caves, Minecraft:Badlands, Minecraft:Eroded Badlands, Minecraft:Wooded Badlands "Minecraft:Echo in the Wind" Template:Sort File:Echo in the Wind.ogg 1
one_more_day.ogg Minecraft:The Overworld, further emphasized in Minecraft:Snowy Slopes, Minecraft:Meadow, Minecraft:Forest, Minecraft:Old Growth Taiga, Minecraft:Lush Caves, Minecraft:Desert, Minecraft:Badlands, Minecraft:Eroded Badlands, and Minecraft:Wooded Badlands "Minecraft:One More Day" Template:Sort File:One more day.ogg 1
featherfall.ogg Minecraft:The Overworld, further emphasized in Minecraft:Flower Forest, Minecraft:Cherry Grove, Minecraft:Badlands, Minecraft:Eroded Badlands, Minecraft:Wooded Badlands, Minecraft:Lush Caves, and Minecraft:Main menu "Minecraft:Featherfall" Template:Sort File:Featherfall.ogg 1
subwoofer_lullabyTemplate:Only
hal1.oggTemplate:Only 		Minecraft:The Overworld "Minecraft:Subwoofer Lullaby" Template:Sort File:Subwoofer lullaby.ogg 1
living_mice.oggTemplate:Only
hal2.oggTemplate:Only 		Minecraft:The Overworld "Minecraft:Living Mice" Template:Sort File:Living mice.ogg 1
haggstrom.oggTemplate:Only
hal3.oggTemplate:Only 		Minecraft:The Overworld "Minecraft:Haggstrom" Template:Sort File:Haggstrom.ogg 1
danny.oggTemplate:Only
hal4.oggTemplate:Only 		Minecraft:The Overworld "Minecraft:Danny" Template:Sort File:Danny.ogg 1
key.oggTemplate:Only
nuance1.oggTemplate:Only 		Minecraft:The Overworld "Key" Template:Sort File:Key.ogg 1
oxygene.oggTemplate:Only
nuance2.oggTemplate:Only 		Minecraft:The Overworld "Minecraft:Oxygène" Template:Sort File:Oxygene.ogg 1
dry_hands.oggTemplate:Only
piano1.oggTemplate:Only 		Minecraft:The Overworld "Minecraft:Dry Hands" Template:Sort File:Dry hands.ogg 1
wet_hands.oggTemplate:Only
piano2.oggTemplate:Only 		Minecraft:The Overworld "Minecraft:Wet Hands" Template:Sort File:Wet hands.ogg 1
mice_on_venus.oggTemplate:Only
piano3.oggTemplate:Only 		Minecraft:The Overworld "Minecraft:Mice on Venus" Template:Sort File:Mice on venus.ogg 1

Data values

ID

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Achievements

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Advancements

Template:Load advancements

History

Java Edition

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Bedrock Edition

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Legacy Console Edition

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New Nintendo 3DS Edition

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Data history

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Old generation

File:Old badlands clearing.png
View of an old badlands clearing in badlands plateaus

Before Minecraft:Caves & Cliffs, the badlands biome generated only as an edge around all wooded badlands plateaus and badlands plateaus, or as small spots within those biomes. It had mostly flat terrain at the red sand levels, occasionally topped with terracotta layers, but when next to the plateau biomes, steep eroded cliffs formed. Minecraft:Beaches did not generate next to oceans, and the biome was separated from other land biomes by a thin Minecraft:desert border. It was often replaced by eroded badlands as a mutation.

Issues

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Trivia

  • Regular oak mineshafts do not generate in the badlands biomes, but they can generate into one if a neighboring biome generates the mineshaft.
  • Although dark oak mineshafts generate in badlands, dark oaks do not grow in this biome.
  • If a badlands biome generates above y level 256, it generates orange terracotta as the default rather than undyed terracotta. This cannot be seen through normal gameplay as the game cuts off any terrain above y level 256, however it can be seen on Minecraft:Java Edition using an Minecraft:amplified world.

Gallery

Screenshots

Historical screenshots

Development images

In other media

See also

References

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External links

Navigation

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