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Warm ocean ruins generate in warm, lukewarm, and deep lukewarm ocean biomes, and are composed of sandstone and stone materials as well as having some blocks of [[Minecraft:suspicious sand]] within them. | Warm ocean ruins generate in warm, lukewarm, and deep lukewarm ocean biomes, and are composed of sandstone and stone materials as well as having some blocks of [[Minecraft:suspicious sand]] within them. | ||
Ocean ruins may at times be at least partially buried, including with their airspaces. During generation, all air blocks and structure blocks act as [[Minecraft:Structure void|structure voids]]. This means that their associated suspicious blocks are also located under layers of usual [[Minecraft:sand]], [[Minecraft:gravel]], and even stone. Suspicious sand | Ocean ruins may at times be at least partially buried, including with their airspaces. During generation, all air blocks and structure blocks act as [[Minecraft:Structure void|structure voids]]. This means that their associated suspicious blocks are also located under layers of usual [[Minecraft:sand]], [[Minecraft:gravel]], and even stone. Suspicious sand randomly replaces sand respectively during generation, and are not part of the [[Minecraft:structure definition]]. | ||
Although most ocean ruins generate underwater, they sometimes generate on land, bordering a [[Minecraft:beach]] or another seaside [[Minecraft:biome]]. | Although most ocean ruins generate underwater, they sometimes generate on land, bordering a [[Minecraft:beach]] or another seaside [[Minecraft:biome]]. | ||
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|displayname=Warm Ocean Ruin | |displayname=Warm Ocean Ruin | ||
|spritename=ocean- | |spritename=warm-ocean-ruins | ||
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|nameid=ocean_ruin_warm | |nameid=ocean_ruin_warm | ||
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== | == Achievement == | ||
{{load achievements|Atlantis?}} | {{load achievements|Atlantis?}} | ||
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|{{HistoryLine|||dev=18w16a|[[Minecraft:Drowned]] now spawn within underwater ruins.}} | |{{HistoryLine|||dev=18w16a|[[Minecraft:Drowned]] now spawn within underwater ruins.}} | ||
|{{HistoryLine||1.16|dev=20w06a|Underwater ruins are now much less common.}} | |{{HistoryLine||1.16|dev=20w06a|Underwater ruins are now much less common.}} | ||
|{{HistoryLine||1.20|dev=23w12a| | |{{HistoryLine||1.20|dev=23w12a|Warm underwater ruins now generate with [[Minecraft:suspicious sand]].}} | ||
|{{HistoryLine||1.21.11|dev=25w41a|Added [[Minecraft:zombie nautilus]]es, which can spawn on underwater ruins.|Ocean ruin chests can now contain stone [[Minecraft:spear]]s.|Ocean ruin chests can now contain copper, iron, golden and diamond [[Minecraft:nautilus armor]].}} | |{{HistoryLine||1.21.11|dev=25w41a|Added [[Minecraft:zombie nautilus]]es, which can spawn on underwater ruins.|Ocean ruin chests can now contain stone [[Minecraft:spear]]s.|Ocean ruin chests can now contain copper, iron, golden and diamond [[Minecraft:nautilus armor]].}} | ||
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|{{HistoryLine||1.4.0|dev=beta 1.2.20.1|Added underwater ruins.}} | |{{HistoryLine||1.4.0|dev=beta 1.2.20.1|Added underwater ruins.}} | ||
|{{HistoryLine||1.19.80|exp=Next Major Update|dev=Preview 1.19.80.21| | |{{HistoryLine||1.19.80|exp=Next Major Update|dev=Preview 1.19.80.21|Warm underwater ruins now generate with [[Minecraft:suspicious sand]].}} | ||
|{{HistoryLine||1.21.130|dev=Preview 1.21.130.20|Added [[Minecraft:zombie nautilus]]es, which can spawn on underwater ruins.}} | |{{HistoryLine||1.21.130|dev=Preview 1.21.130.20|Added [[Minecraft:zombie nautilus]]es, which can spawn on underwater ruins.}} | ||
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== Issues == | == Issues == | ||
{{Issue list}} | |||
== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
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== External Links == | == External Links == | ||
"[https://www.minecraft.net/en-us/article/ocean-ruins Building Blocks: Ocean Ruins]" by [[Minecraft:Duncan Geere]] – [[Minecraft:Minecraft.net]], August 14, 2025. | * "[https://www.minecraft.net/en-us/article/ocean-ruins Building Blocks: Ocean Ruins]" by [[Minecraft:Duncan Geere]] – [[Minecraft:Minecraft.net]], August 14, 2025. | ||
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[[Minecraft:pt:Ruína Oceânica]] | [[Minecraft:pt:Ruína Oceânica]] | ||
[[Minecraft:ru:Подводные руины]] | [[Minecraft:ru:Подводные руины]] | ||
[[Minecraft:uk:Теплі підводні руїни]] | |||
[[Minecraft:zh:海底废墟]] | [[Minecraft:zh:海底废墟]] | ||
Revision as of 11:14, 30 July 2026
Template:For Template:Infobox structure Warm ocean ruins are variants of Minecraft:ocean ruins. They are underwater Minecraft:structures primarily composed of Minecraft:sandstone. They are found in Minecraft:ocean biomes and rarely on Minecraft:beaches, and are inhabited by Minecraft:drowned and sometimes Minecraft:zombie nautiluses alongside them. They contain Minecraft:chests and Minecraft:suspicious sand that contain a variety of Minecraft:loot, most notably buried treasure maps, exclusive pottery sherds, nautilus armor, emeralds and sniffer eggs.
Generation
Warm ocean ruins generate in warm, lukewarm, and deep lukewarm ocean biomes, and are composed of sandstone and stone materials as well as having some blocks of Minecraft:suspicious sand within them.
Ocean ruins may at times be at least partially buried, including with their airspaces. During generation, all air blocks and structure blocks act as structure voids. This means that their associated suspicious blocks are also located under layers of usual Minecraft:sand, Minecraft:gravel, and even stone. Suspicious sand randomly replaces sand respectively during generation, and are not part of the Minecraft:structure definition.
Although most ocean ruins generate underwater, they sometimes generate on land, bordering a Minecraft:beach or another seaside Minecraft:biome.
30% of ocean ruins generate as large ocean ruins; the other 70% generate as small ruins. If the ocean ruin is large, there is a 90% chance for 4-8 (inclusive) small ocean ruins to generate around it in a cluster. Large warm ocean ruins generate with a Minecraft:structure integrity of 0.9 and small warm ocean ruins generate with a structure integrity of 0.8. Reduced structure integrity may also remove Minecraft:drowned and zombie nautiluses from the structures.
Structure
Template:Main The shape and size of warm ocean ruins varies greatly, and they often generate together in groups to create ruined villages.
All but two of the structures contain a loot Minecraft:chest with loot inside. The chest contains loot for specifically either a small or large sized ocean ruin structure and may be buried under blocks such as Minecraft:sand.
Warm ocean ruins are primarily composed of Minecraft:sand, Minecraft:sandstone, and Minecraft:suspicious sand, and they also contain Minecraft:polished granite, Minecraft:polished diorite, Minecraft:sea lanterns, Minecraft:magma blocks, Minecraft:gravel, Minecraft:terracotta, Minecraft:sandstone stairs, or a loot Minecraft:chest.
Natural warm ocean ruins generate following the rules above and may not exactly match the stored structures.
The structures below are located in the folder Minecraft:client.jar/data/minecraft/structures/underwater_ruin. The following is a complete table of the structures with their filenames, descriptions and what they consist of.
Each Template:BlockLink indicates either a chest with random loot or the spawn location of a drowned/zombie nautilus Minecraft:mob.
Mobs
| File:DrownedFace.png | Template:Animate |
| Minecraft:Drowned | Minecraft:Zombie Nautilus |
Upon world generation, many of the structures spawn with Minecraft:drowned (usually one or two, though a few structures have three or four). These drowned are persistent, and do not despawn. Adult drowned wielding tridents may also also spawn riding a Minecraft:zombie nautilus as a zombie nautilus jockey.
Zombie nautiluses spawned from ruins are also persistent and will even spawn on Minecraft:Peaceful difficulty, despite being Minecraft:monsters, as the mobs spawned from ocean ruins count as part of the structure and ignore conventional spawning mechanics, leaving the zombie nautilus spawning on Peaceful by itself.<ref>Template:Bug.</ref>
Types
| Structure name | Description | Consists of | Images |
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underwater_ruin/big_warm_4
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A chunk-sized structure featuring a large Minecraft:sandstone arch. 2 Drowned always generate here. |
220 Template:BlockLink
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underwater_ruin/big_warm_5
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A chunk-sized structure with a tall tower in the center. It looks similar to a fountain. 4 Drowned always generate here. |
222 Template:BlockLink
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underwater_ruin/big_warm_6
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A chunk-sized structure featuring 4 sandstone arches. 2 Drowned always generate here. |
219 Template:BlockLink
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underwater_ruin/big_warm_7
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A chunk-sized structure with an open sandstone dome. 2 Drowned always generate here. |
202 Template:BlockLink
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underwater_ruin/warm_1
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A small structure with an open dome. Looks like a smaller version of big_warm_7. |
75 Template:BlockLink |
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underwater_ruin/warm_2
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A small hut with a large opening in the front. 2 Drowned always generate here. |
42 Template:BlockLink
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underwater_ruin/warm_3
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A small hut that has an entrance on all sides. A Drowned always generates here. |
36 Template:BlockLink
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underwater_ruin/warm_4
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A small structure featuring two small arches. A Drowned always generates here. |
42 Template:BlockLink
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underwater_ruin/warm_5
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A small structure that is essentially a roof with multiple supports. A Drowned always generates here. |
37 Template:BlockLink
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underwater_ruin/warm_6
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A small hut that looks similar to the ruin5 series, although made of sand materials. It is filled with sand and the entrance is blocked off. |
48 Template:BlockLink |
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underwater_ruin/warm_7
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A small structure that looks similar to the ruin2 series, although made of sand materials. |
34 Template:BlockLink |
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underwater_ruin/warm_8
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A thin wall with multiple "windows". Appears to be a miniature cross section of big_warm_4. A Drowned always generates here. |
56 Template:BlockLink
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Loot
Template:LootChest Template:LootChest
Suspicious Blocks
Data values
Achievement
History
Java Edition
Bedrock Edition
Legacy Console Edition
Minecraft Education
Issues
Trivia
- Template:IN, ocean ruins generate with approximately equal spacing in the X and Z directions.
- Template:IN, the loot chest of ocean ruins generates with a water block above it.<ref>Template:Bug</ref> This can be seen in the first image. Template:IN, this is not the case, according to the second picture.<ref>Template:Bug</ref>
Gallery
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A warm ocean ruins that generated with a coral reef.
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A warm ocean ruins that generated with a Minecraft:fossil.
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Warm ocean ruins.
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Warm ocean ruins that generated with a desert village.
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Warm ocean ruins
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Warm ocean ruins that generated in a lukewarm ocean.
References
External Links
- "Building Blocks: Ocean Ruins" by Minecraft:Duncan Geere – Minecraft:Minecraft.net, August 14, 2025.
Template:Navbox oceanTemplate:Navbox generated structures
Minecraft:de:Ozeanruine Minecraft:es:Ruinas oceánicas Minecraft:fr:Ruines océaniques Minecraft:it:Rovine oceaniche Minecraft:ja:海底遺跡 Minecraft:ko:바다 폐허 Minecraft:pt:Ruína Oceânica Minecraft:ru:Подводные руины Minecraft:uk:Теплі підводні руїни Minecraft:zh:海底废墟