This seed generates many small islands with ships and an ocean monument near the spawn point. It is ideal for interesting sea survival because the limited amount of resources compensates…
Fans of survival in the sea will surely enjoy seed with a beautiful village on the island. Depending on the version of Minecraft, you will start the game right next…
A very interesting seed that generates pillager outpost and a temple right next to the spawn point. You can evaluate the new structure, find a crossbow and many other valuable…
Great seed with many interesting objects near the spawn point. You will start the game near the village and the mansion and you will find many interesting things right from…
Exploring the jungle in Minecraft can be very interesting. For example, using this seed, you will find four temples at once within one biome. You can try to find them…
Sid will appeal to fans of hardcore survival. You will spawn in the middle of a group of small islands, on which there is almost nothing but stone and sand….
An interesting seed, which generates a huge village and illager’s outpost. In fact, it creates two settlements, but they are located so close to each other that they look like…
Seed generates a winter village with an igloo, so it is perfect for an interesting winter survival. In some houses, you will find chests with useful loot. You can find…
Start the game in an interesting area, next to a mesa, around which seven villages are scattered around. In this case, you will be able to find settlements of various…
Having created the world with this seed, you will spawn at the plain with two villages. The settlement is very close, about 100 blocks from each other. In one of…
Very interesting seed, using which you will very quickly find a mansion in the middle of the village. They are generated so close that some buildings literally merge. All this…
Sid generates two villages at once near the spawn point along the same river. You will start the game near the settlement in the shroud, at coordinates -370 ~ 222….
