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The Feathered Serpent and Aztec inspired temple of the mangroves.

The base idea is to add new structures out of mud bricks, very much like the Aztecs had when they built there civilization, resembling the temples they built. These structures could be half submerged under the ground, making for a more dungeon feeling experience as you go down, and could pertain to the previously announced archeology. Snakes could be lurking in throughout the temple, and the feathered serpent, or Quetzalcoatl, could act as the guardian to the temple. It would drop feathers, and would appear when a certain amount of damage is taken. Perhaps feeding it would let it trust you, and will lead you to secrets... Pots could be scattered throughout the temple, and if broken have mostly string and flint, but a slim chance of finding an emerald or two.

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• December 06, 2021 05:49
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  • December 27, 2021 18:53
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  This idea looks really cool! Maybe you could also get the archeology brushes from pots or chests in it as well. This would be a really cool idea to tie into archeology as a whole, maybe having the digs sites have a higher chance of spawning nearby them. Maybe instead of regular feathers, the Quetzalcoatl could drop a “Golden Feather” that could craft spectral arrows and archeology brushes. It would also be interesting if the Quetzalcoatl was “dormant”, looking like a mud statue, and then if you entered a vault of kinds it would wake up and attack. This would embrace Mojang’s theory of “Anything bad could be avoided by the player”. Maybe instead of feeding it to trust you, you could feed it to put it back to sleep, and that would be the only to get past, and similar to the warden, you aren’t supposed to fight it. Anyways, this is a really cool idea and would spice up the swamp biomes.