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Dried Up Ocean

The Dried Up Ocean biome would have a floor made up of clay, sand, gravel, or dirt depending on which variant the biome is. Dried up oceans with sand on the bottom would have dead coral and ship wrecks in them. Dried up oceans with gravel and clay would have ruins, temples, and coal ore as a floor, dried up oceans with course dirt on the bottom would be full of little pools of water and skeletons of giant animals like the ones found under ground. Trees, flowers, and grass would not grow naturally in any of these biomes, if a tree was planted the leaves would have a little bit of a grey hue to them.

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• January 12, 2020 23:30
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  RoyalRex2 commented

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  • January 14, 2020 06:03
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  They should have husks spawn in them, as they seem like deserts with more loot than usual.

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  • January 14, 2020 21:28
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  I like this idea but sea temples couldn't hold guardians because (I'm assuming) there is no water, which makes it an easy place to loot. But if it was abandoned with not very much loot, then this idea is perfect. Especially in deserts. The same thing goes for other underwater structures. 

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  grace young commented

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  • January 17, 2020 03:42
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  i did forget to add there would be challenging mobs, such husks, and other things. there would be less loot than the real temples. you can also find buried treasure

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  J Scorpion commented

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  • January 19, 2020 22:09
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  This was something I thought about ages ago and I started building a dried ocean floor, for a build project