Additional Structures for Minecraft

Review Additional Structures

Additional Structures

A mod that significantly expands and decorates the world of Minecraft with new structures. Here, you won’t find any global dungeons or huge castles – everything is much simpler and thus, more interesting. There are over 150 new structures inside the mod, including fallen trees, stone ruins, small camps for tired travelers, and slight traces of civilization, such as an abandoned vegetable garden or an empty house.

Most of the structures included in the mode play a purely decorative role. You can collect blocks or useful items from them, but don’t count on a big catch – it’s not why they are in the world. It’s just hard to argue with the authors of this mod – the world of Minecraft is quite empty, so you may feel like slightly decorating it with small details, which are so lacking in the vanilla version. Even if it’s just a log in the middle of the ocean or pieces of a meteorite fallen on earth.

Well, ruins in the desert or brick towers in the woods may well be fragments of some ancient civilizations. Because it doesn’t really matter why they appeared there, the most important thing is that they make the square world of Minecraft look really alive and mysterious, and exploring it becomes a little more interesting.

In addition to decorative statues and dead trees there are dungeons as well. They are rather small, but still offer a little space to explore. These dungeons include three types of pyramids, one Mayan temple in the jungle, and a couple of updated pillagers’ outposts.

Inside, these structures hide limited space and numerous spawners, so take care when looking for a way out. But they still can’t boast of a large catch of loot, so you’ll have to explore them just for your love of adventure.

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