Minecraft:Desert Pyramid: Difference between revisions
More actions
Sync: updated from Minecraft |
Sync: updated from Minecraft |
||
| Line 30: | Line 30: | ||
{{main|/Structure}} | {{main|/Structure}} | ||
Desert pyramids are constructed with normal, smooth, chiseled, and cut sandstone, as well as orange and blue [[Minecraft:terracotta]], sandstone [[Minecraft:slab]]s, and sandstone [[Minecraft:stairs]]. | Desert pyramids are constructed with normal, smooth, chiseled, and cut sandstone, as well as orange and blue [[Minecraft:terracotta]], sandstone [[Minecraft:slab]]s, and sandstone [[Minecraft:stairs]]. | ||
[[File:Desert Temple Interior.png|thumb|left|The inside view of a desert pyramid’s central room | [[File:Desert Temple Interior.png|thumb|left|The inside view of a desert pyramid’s central room]] | ||
The pattern of orange terracotta on the towers of desert pyramids resembles an {{w|Ankh}}, the ancient Egyptian symbol for life and the {{w|Nile (river)|Nile}} key. There is one main entrance in the front, two more entrances in the back on both the left and right sides near the top of the pyramid, and a one-block wide window at the top. Even if the rest of the pyramid generates mostly buried by sand, the top of the pyramid is almost always above ground. A mostly buried pyramid can still be accessed by the window in the top if necessary, though fall [[Minecraft:damage]] is likely. In the center of the pyramid's 21×21 ground floor is a checkerboard pattern of terracotta and sandstone in a wind rose symbol, with a block of blue terracotta in the center. | The pattern of orange terracotta on the towers of desert pyramids resembles an {{w|Ankh}}, the ancient Egyptian symbol for life and the {{w|Nile (river)|Nile}} key. There is one main entrance in the front, two more entrances in the back on both the left and right sides near the top of the pyramid, and a one-block wide window at the top. Even if the rest of the pyramid generates mostly buried by sand, the top of the pyramid is almost always above ground. A mostly buried pyramid can still be accessed by the window in the top if necessary, though fall [[Minecraft:damage]] is likely. In the center of the pyramid's 21×21 ground floor is a checkerboard pattern of terracotta and sandstone in a wind rose symbol, with a block of blue terracotta in the center. | ||
[[File:The four chests with the TNT trap.png|thumb|A preview of the four hidden chests with the TNT trap under the desert pyramid | [[File:The four chests with the TNT trap.png|thumb|A preview of the four hidden chests with the TNT trap under the desert pyramid]] | ||
Underneath this terracotta is a secret fosse containing four chests, which are rigged by a [[Minecraft:stone pressure plate]] directly under the blue terracotta block. The pressure plate is connected to a 3×3 grid of [[Minecraft:TNT]], which means that if a [[Minecraft:player]] or [[Minecraft:mob]] unintentionally steps on the plate, it sets off the nine TNT blocks, which destroy the chests and their loot and can kill the player. As there is no light in the chest room, mobs sometimes spawn inside it and trigger the TNT trap, destroying the chests and loot before any player can reach it. | Underneath this terracotta is a secret fosse containing four chests, which are rigged by a [[Minecraft:stone pressure plate]] directly under the blue terracotta block. The pressure plate is connected to a 3×3 grid of [[Minecraft:TNT]], which means that if a [[Minecraft:player]] or [[Minecraft:mob]] unintentionally steps on the plate, it sets off the nine TNT blocks, which destroy the chests and their loot and can kill the player. As there is no light in the chest room, mobs sometimes spawn inside it and trigger the TNT trap, destroying the chests and loot before any player can reach it. | ||
[[File:Desert Pyramid collapsed stairs.png|thumb|View of an excavated cellar room, showing position of the collapsed stairs | [[File:Desert Pyramid collapsed stairs.png|thumb|View of an excavated cellar room, showing position of the collapsed stairs]] | ||
Desert pyramids also generate with a lower room situated in the back (either on the left or right), and buried in sand. Six to eight of these sand blocks generate as [[Minecraft:suspicious sand]]. This room is 5×5 blocks, has another instance of the sandstone wind rose pattern on the ground, and is connected to the main floor with collapsed stairs. | Desert pyramids also generate with a lower room situated in the back (either on the left or right), and buried in sand. Six to eight of these sand blocks generate as [[Minecraft:suspicious sand]]. This room is 5×5 blocks, has another instance of the sandstone wind rose pattern on the ground, and is connected to the main floor with collapsed stairs. | ||
| Line 152: | Line 152: | ||
|{{HistoryLine||0.1.0|Added desert pyramids.}} | |{{HistoryLine||0.1.0|Added desert pyramids.}} | ||
}} | }} | ||
== Issues == | == Issues == | ||
{{issue list|Desert pyramid|Desert temple}} | {{issue list|Desert pyramid|Desert temple}} | ||
| Line 165: | Line 158: | ||
=== Screenshots === | === Screenshots === | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
Desert Temple Archaeology Room.png|The | File:Desert Pyramid Vibrant Visuals.png|View of a desert pyramid | ||
Pyramide.png| | File:Desert pyramid front.png|The front of the structure | ||
Desert temple top room.png|The chamber from the top floor | File:Buried desert temple.png|A buried desert pyramid | ||
File:Desert Temple Archaeology Room.png|The archaeology room with most sand removed | |||
File:Pyramide.png|Inside in one of the two towers | |||
The 9 TNT rigged under the Stone Pressure Plate.png|The nine [[Minecraft:TNT]] rigged under the stone | File:Desert temple top room.png|The chamber from the top floor | ||
File:The 9 TNT rigged under the Stone Pressure Plate.png|The nine [[Minecraft:TNT]] rigged under the stone pressure plate | |||
Uncovered Pyramid.png|A reconstructed pyramid with the shaft extending below it | File:Uncovered Pyramid.png|A reconstructed pyramid with the shaft extending below it | ||
File:Zuri Excavates.jpg|[[Minecraft:Zuri]] approaching the structure | |||
Zuri Excavates.jpg|[[Minecraft:Zuri]] approaching the structure | File:Deser pyramid spwaning partly inside a village.png|A desert pyramid generated partly inside a [[Minecraft:desert village]] | ||
Deser pyramid spwaning partly inside a village.png|A desert pyramid generated partly inside a [[Minecraft:desert village]] | File:Makena excavates.png|[[Minecraft:Makena]] excavating in the pyramid | ||
Makena excavates.png|[[Minecraft:Makena]] excavating in the pyramid | File:Pillager Outpost Inside Desert Temple.png|A pillager outpost that generated inside of a desert pyramid | ||
File:Buried pyramid.png|Desert pyramid found completely buried underground | |||
File:Desert pyramid connected to a mineshaft.png|Desert pyramid connected to a badlands mineshaft | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
==== | ==== Historical screenshots ==== | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
File:Old desert temple.png|The main room of a desert pyramid from older versions, where dyed wool could be found | |||
File:Temple in 3 biomes.png|A desert pyramid on the thin desert border that used to generate around badlands | |||
Temple in 3 biomes.png|A | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
=== Mojang | === Mojang images === | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
File:Desertpyramid-ingame.jpeg|alt=The interior of a desert pyramid in Minecraft.|The interior of a desert pyramid | File:Desertpyramid-ingame.jpeg|alt=The interior of a desert pyramid in Minecraft.|The interior of a desert pyramid | ||
| Line 223: | Line 203: | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
* {{EnvLink|Jungle pyramid}} | * {{EnvLink|Jungle pyramid}} | ||
* {{BlockLink|Beacon}} | * {{BlockLink|Beacon}} | ||
* {{EnvLink|Brick pyramid}} | * {{EnvLink|Brick pyramid}} | ||
Revision as of 11:18, 23 September 2026
Template:Distinguish Template:Infobox structure Template:Relevant tutorial A desert pyramid or desert temple is an uncommon above ground Minecraft:structure found in Minecraft:desert biomes built mostly of Minecraft:sandstone and Minecraft:terracotta. The desert pyramid contains four loot Minecraft:chests hidden under the floor in the center, which are protected by a Minecraft:TNT trap, and a secret buried room to the side where Minecraft:archaeology can be performed by brushing the generated Minecraft:suspicious sand with a Minecraft:brush.
Generation
Desert pyramids generate in Minecraft:desert biomes. Desert pyramids have a lower generation frequency Template:In than Template:In.
Desert pyramids can be located with desert pyramid Minecraft:explorer maps, which are found in secret chests in Minecraft:abandoned camps. Template:Calculator
Structure
Template:Main Desert pyramids are constructed with normal, smooth, chiseled, and cut sandstone, as well as orange and blue Minecraft:terracotta, sandstone Minecraft:slabs, and sandstone Minecraft:stairs.
The pattern of orange terracotta on the towers of desert pyramids resembles an Template:W, the ancient Egyptian symbol for life and the Template:W key. There is one main entrance in the front, two more entrances in the back on both the left and right sides near the top of the pyramid, and a one-block wide window at the top. Even if the rest of the pyramid generates mostly buried by sand, the top of the pyramid is almost always above ground. A mostly buried pyramid can still be accessed by the window in the top if necessary, though fall Minecraft:damage is likely. In the center of the pyramid's 21×21 ground floor is a checkerboard pattern of terracotta and sandstone in a wind rose symbol, with a block of blue terracotta in the center.
Underneath this terracotta is a secret fosse containing four chests, which are rigged by a Minecraft:stone pressure plate directly under the blue terracotta block. The pressure plate is connected to a 3×3 grid of Minecraft:TNT, which means that if a Minecraft:player or Minecraft:mob unintentionally steps on the plate, it sets off the nine TNT blocks, which destroy the chests and their loot and can kill the player. As there is no light in the chest room, mobs sometimes spawn inside it and trigger the TNT trap, destroying the chests and loot before any player can reach it.
Desert pyramids also generate with a lower room situated in the back (either on the left or right), and buried in sand. Six to eight of these sand blocks generate as Minecraft:suspicious sand. This room is 5×5 blocks, has another instance of the sandstone wind rose pattern on the ground, and is connected to the main floor with collapsed stairs.
When a desert pyramid generates above a Minecraft:ravine, the foundation extends downward until it reaches the bottom.
Generated loot
Template:Seealso Template:LootChest The loot chances above are per chest. As each chest has a 2.4% chance to contain an enchanted golden apple for example, with four chests, each pyramid has about a 9% chance overall of having at least one.
Archaeological loot
Data values
ID
Template:El: Template:ID table Template:ID table
Template:El: Template:ID table
Config
<section begin="config"/>
- Template:Nbt Structure configuration
<section end="config"/>
History
Java Edition
Bedrock Edition
Template:Info needed section Template:HistoryTable
Legacy Console Edition
New Nintendo 3DS Edition
Issues
Gallery
Screenshots
-
View of a desert pyramid
-
The front of the structure
-
A buried desert pyramid
-
The archaeology room with most sand removed
-
Inside in one of the two towers
-
The chamber from the top floor
-
The nine Minecraft:TNT rigged under the stone pressure plate
-
A reconstructed pyramid with the shaft extending below it
-
Minecraft:Zuri approaching the structure
-
A desert pyramid generated partly inside a Minecraft:desert village
-
Minecraft:Makena excavating in the pyramid
-
A pillager outpost that generated inside of a desert pyramid
-
Desert pyramid found completely buried underground
-
Desert pyramid connected to a badlands mineshaft
Historical screenshots
-
The main room of a desert pyramid from older versions, where dyed wool could be found
-
A desert pyramid on the thin desert border that used to generate around badlands
Mojang images
-
The interior of a desert pyramid
-
Minecraft:Noor excavating an emerald in the archeological room
-
A lot of desert pyramids
-
Many desert temples on the horizon
-
A pyramid half buried in the sand
In other media
-
Minecraft:Ari outside a desert pyramid
-
Part of a desert pyramid is seen in the background of this image
-
Minecraft:Sunny excavating a Minecraft:pottery sherd near a desert pyramid
-
A desert pyramid as it appears in Minecraft:Catastrophic Pandamonium
-
A makeshift desert pyramid, used to house the minigame The Floor Is Lava in Minecraft:Realms Celebration
-
A desert pyramid as it appears in Minecraft:15 Year Journey
-
The Template:MCD as it appears in Minecraft:Minecraft Dungeons
-
A prototype of a Minecraft:LEGO Minecraft desert pyramid
See also
External links
Template:Navbox desert Template:Navbox generated structures
Minecraft:cs:Pouštní chrám Minecraft:de:Wüstentempel Minecraft:es:Pirámide del desierto Minecraft:fr:Pyramide du désert Minecraft:hu:Sivatagi templom Minecraft:it:Piramide del deserto Minecraft:ja:砂漠の寺院 Minecraft:ko:사막 피라미드 Minecraft:nl:Woestijnpiramide Minecraft:pl:Piramida Minecraft:pt:Templo do Deserto Minecraft:ru:Храм в пустыне Minecraft:th:พีระมิดทะเลทราย Minecraft:uk:Пустельна піраміда Minecraft:zh:沙漠神殿