Isaac Orchard
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Flowering Lilly Pads would be a regular Lilly Pad but with a Vibrant Pink flower. I am unsure how Lilly pads work in minecraft, but bone meal could be used to replicate these flowers. If not placin...
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Lattice, not to be confused with lettuce, is A crisscross shaped fence usually employed to keep animals out from under decks and houses. These not only could be used for decorating decks but also ...
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Burl Block would be a knotted growth on trees. This could be used an uncommon decorative block. Turning this into planks would yield a beautiful new wood block instead. It could have swirly or wavy...
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Stoney Desert would be a stone varient of the desert, with mountains spawning in this biome. It would be tan or brown in color. Small patches of sand could exist as well as sparse vegetation. Anima...
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Desert villages should be updated with a new block, Adobe. Adobe translates to mud brick. This would not be the swamp mud brick. Adobe does well in arid climates. Villages would spawn with this mat...
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Endfruit, (Placeholder name) would be a item found in the End Islands. It would be two blocks tall with a stem and bud. This would look almost like a pedestal. This bud would encase the fruit like ...
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Redstone builders are one of the most big brain players in minecraft. Most Redstone contraptions serve a technical purpose but why not add Redstone contraptions that serve a more decorative purpose...
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The spear can be a weaker remake of the trident. It can be jabbed, and thrown like a trident but not receive loyalty or channeling. It would be craftable, having the same recipe as a shovel but wit...
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Cave tombs would spawn in caves, maybe the large ones. Fractured and broken, parkour might be the name of the game. Collapsed rubble might block a walkway, leaving you to pass through cracks in th...
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Buried Cities could be like a Stronghold, but desert themed. Full of Mummies, spiders and other bugs and creatures this could be a good challenge. Cracked ceilings let lose a barrier of sand to blo...