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== Generation == | == Generation == | ||
Stony shores replace normal [[Minecraft:beach]]es in areas of low erosion, often characterized by nearby hills or [[Minecraft:mountain]]s. Rarely, stony shores can generate completely landlocked. Because they can generate at any temperature, stony shores commonly border a wide range of biomes, from [[Minecraft:snowy plains]] and [[Minecraft:desert]]s to temperate [[Minecraft:forest]]s and [[Minecraft:plains]]. | |||
Nearby, the [[Minecraft:deep dark]] often generates underground due to the low erosion, and can sometimes stretch into regions directly below the stony shore. In areas of high humidity, [[Minecraft:lush caves]] may generate higher up, while [[Minecraft:ice caves]] are relatively common in cold climates.{{upcoming|Fourth Drop 2026}} | |||
== Description == | == Description == | ||
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{{Spawn row|Glow Squid|weight=10|size=2-4}} | {{Spawn row|Glow Squid|weight=10|size=2-4}} | ||
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{{Spawn row|Bat|weight=10|size=2}} | |||
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{{ID table | {{ID table | ||
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|displayname=Stony Shore | |displayname=Stony Shore | ||
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|displayname=[No displayed name] | |displayname=[No displayed name] | ||
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|{{HistoryLine||1.17.40|dev=beta 1.17.40.21|exp=Caves and Cliffs|Strips of gravel sometimes generate in stone shores.}} | |{{HistoryLine||1.17.40|dev=beta 1.17.40.21|exp=Caves and Cliffs|Strips of gravel sometimes generate in stone shores.}} | ||
|{{HistoryLine||1.18.0|dev=?|[[Minecraft:Snowfall]] now occurs above Y{{=}}120±8 instead of 90±8. This change causes most snow to melt in old terrain.}} | |{{HistoryLine||1.18.0|dev=?|[[Minecraft:Snowfall]] now occurs above Y{{=}}120±8 instead of 90±8. This change causes most snow to melt in old terrain.}} | ||
|{{HistoryLine||26.50|dev=Preview 26.50.22|[[Minecraft:Bat]]s now spawn in stony shores.}} | |||
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File:CliffBiome.jpg|First image of a stony shore, intitially referred to as the "Cliff Biome" | File:CliffBiome.jpg|First image of a stony shore, intitially referred to as the "Cliff Biome" | ||
File:Stone Shore Ring.jpg|A ring-shaped stony shore biome | File:Stone Shore Ring.jpg|A ring-shaped stony shore biome | ||
</gallery> | |||
=== In other media === | |||
<gallery> | |||
SSBU-Minecraft_World_Stone_Shore.png|The stony shore variant of the ''[[Minecraft:Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' stage | |||
MCMS_Team_Stone_Beach.png|Team Stone Beach from the ''[[Minecraft:Minecraft Mini-Series]]'' | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
Latest revision as of 11:16, 23 October 2026
Template:Infobox biome A stony shore or stone beach is a coastal Minecraft:biome that is almost entirely made of Minecraft:stone and Minecraft:gravel. Stony shores replace Minecraft:beach biomes in some mountainous areas.
Generation
Stony shores replace normal Minecraft:beaches in areas of low erosion, often characterized by nearby hills or Minecraft:mountains. Rarely, stony shores can generate completely landlocked. Because they can generate at any temperature, stony shores commonly border a wide range of biomes, from Minecraft:snowy plains and Minecraft:deserts to temperate Minecraft:forests and Minecraft:plains.
Nearby, the Minecraft:deep dark often generates underground due to the low erosion, and can sometimes stretch into regions directly below the stony shore. In areas of high humidity, Minecraft:lush caves may generate higher up, while Minecraft:ice caves are relatively common in cold climates.Template:Upcoming
Description
Stony shores are made entirely of Minecraft:stone and variants, with long strips of Minecraft:gravel. They are usually a steep drop into the water they border. Stony shores may generate at high enough elevations to have Minecraft:snow on their peaks (above Y=120±8), even when bordering warm biomes.<ref>Template:Bug</ref> However, most of the surface is too warm for snowfall and ice, resulting in a large contrast with snowy biomes.
Template:IN, buried treasure can sometimes generate at high altitudes; Template:In, it doesn't generate here.<ref>Template:Bug</ref> Minecraft:Ores are often exposed in stony shores.
Mobs
The following mobs naturally spawn here: Template:Spawn table
Sounds
Music
These music tracks play while the player is on a stony shore:
Data values
ID
Template:Edition: Template:ID table
Template:Edition: Template:ID table
Biome definition
Achievements
Advancements
History
Java Edition
Bedrock Edition
Legacy Console Edition
New Nintendo 3DS Edition
Issues
Gallery
Screenshots
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A stony shore Minecraft:single biome world
Historical screenshots
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A Minecraft:single biome stone shore world before Minecraft:1.18. The terrain is made almost entirely of stone and its variants, with only occasional dirt patches
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A stone shore with Minecraft:ray tracing
Mojang images
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First image of a stony shore, intitially referred to as the "Cliff Biome"
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A ring-shaped stony shore biome
In other media
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The stony shore variant of the Minecraft:Super Smash Bros. Ultimate stage
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Team Stone Beach from the Minecraft:Minecraft Mini-Series
See also
References
External links
Minecraft:de:Steinige Küste Minecraft:fr:Côte rocheuse Minecraft:it:Costa rocciosa Minecraft:pt:Costa rochosa Minecraft:uk:Скелястий берег Minecraft:zh:石岸