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Withered Biome(s)

  Now that we have a wither rose...  I fell that it is appropriate for it to have its own biome(s).  These biome(s) could be called 'Withered Plains', 'Withered jungle' , etc.,  and in these biome(s) all of the plants are dead.  Grass? Dark Purple.  Trees?  Leafless and black. Flowers?  Droopy with no color. This would be a really great addition to Minecraft, and will give an easier way to obtain the wither rose.

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• October 26, 2018 20:13
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  • April 16, 2019 21:14
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  I know it'll probably garner some hatred for comparing the two but this sounds like the corruption from terraria, taking inspiration from it could be cool.

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  • June 20, 2019 01:16
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  DSlayer it does but there could be many other things it could be but also the corruption at least has life but this biome would be dark and lifeless but maybe if traveled far enough maybe like 30,000 blocks from 0,0 on coronets you could get there, and I am assuming it would be like the nether but not fire and red but dead and black, but there it would almost always be night and have like haunted old ghost villages. 

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  • August 14, 2019 01:29
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  They should add wither roses to ps4 edition

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  • December 07, 2019 05:12
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  This should be a thing in the Nether.

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  • January 05, 2020 16:27
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  Maybe there could be a portal with wither skeletons, soul sand, and soul sand oozing out to show it corrupting the land around it. (Inspiration from Stranger Things Netflix.)