Deep Mining Cities & Underground Biomes

Minecraft’s underground world should be expanded beyond traditional caves and mineshafts. Mining Caverns A new underground biome could contain massive old mining regions.

Possible features:

* Huge exposed ore veins

* Old mining tunnels

* Minecart rail systems

* Wooden supports

* Mining equipment

* Storage rooms

* Underground rivers

* Underground lakes

* Bridges

* Abandoned buildings

Deep Mining Cities

One of the biggest discoveries could be an enormous Deep Mining City hidden far underground. Imagine mining through a wall and suddenly discovering an entire underground settlement.

It could contain:

* Miners’ houses

* Shops

* Storage warehouses

* Minecart stations

* Large bridges

* Mining machinery

* Elevators

* Vertical shafts

* Old rail networks

* Giant caverns

* Underground lakes

* Waterfalls

* Massive ore deposits

Some cities could be abandoned and mysterious. Others could potentially contain small underground communities. The city wouldn’t need to be filled with enemies. It could be mostly quiet and mysterious, making the player wonder: “Who built this?”

Other Underground Biomes

* Crystal caves

* Underground forests

* Giant mushroom caves

* Underground lakes

* Volcanic caves

* Mining caverns

* Underground ice caves

* Deep glowing caverns

Instead of caves only being places to mine, they could become places where players discover entire underground environments and civilizations.