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The latestMinecraftupdate brings tons of new content to the game. One of the biggest highlights of the update is thePale Garden - a new biome in theMinecraftworld. It is located in the Overworld and is home to many different blocks and even a hostile mob called the Creaking.
As exciting as Pale Garden is, finding it can be hard, considering just how massive the Overworld is. Keeping that in mind, in this guide, we’ll explain how to get to the Pale Garden inMinecraft.
Here are some waysMinecraftplayers can get to the Pale Garden:
Exploration
One way to find the Pale Garden is simply by exploring until you find it naturally. But since the Overworld is huge, this might take some time.
If you do decide to go this route, try getting up to higher ground. This is because it will make it easier for you to spot the biome’s Oak trees from a distance. Elytra Wings can also help you find it easily without spending as much time exploring on foot.
Locate Command
Another way of finding the new Pale Garden area is by using commands.Minecraftplayers can use manycommands to adjust thingsin the game and to locate a specific biome, you will have to use the Locate Command.
First things first, players need to have cheats enabled, so go to the pause menu and allow cheats from the LAN settings there. After that, just type this command in the chat window:
This will give you the coordinates of the Pale Garden.
Chunkbase
Chunkbase is a useful third-party tool that allowsMinecraftplayers to find any biome or structure in the game. To use it, just open Chunkbase, go to the ‘Apps’ section, and enter the seed along with the game version, and it will help you find what you are looking for.
What’s In the Pale Garden Biome in Minecraft
The Pale Garden biome has plenty of new things forMinecraftfans to discover. For starters, there’s anew mob called The Creakingthat only goes after you when you’re not looking at it. Players will also find Creaking Hearts here, which are what bring The Creaking to life. In addition to that, there’s a new type of wood called Pale Oak, along with some new moss blocks.
