
Explore new ruins and towers, and fight bosses across your world.
49.6 of the 61 points that apply = 81 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Ruins and Towers adds world-generation structures to make exploration more varied, including the Dry and Chilling Challenge Towers, Badlands Temple, Pale Outpost, Stonehenge, Sculk Chimney, Creeper Shrine, Calcite Obelisk, Generic Stone Ruins, and Prismarine Cage. Its two Challenge Towers each have four to seven floors of mobs and loot leading to a boss fight; drinking an Ominous Bottle can make the challenge harder. Bosses have custom boss bars and drop their weapons when defeated, as well as a Rune used to unlock a future structure. The other structures offer distinct discoveries: mine through the Sculk Chimney for ores amid sculk, brush suspicious gravel in the Generic Stone Ruins for a chance at an Ancient Stone Knife or Ancient Leather Shield, and search the Creeper Shrine for early-game supplies and pottery sherds. The Badlands Temple has corner decorations and underground traps, while the Pale Outpost has decorated upper floors and barrels; a Prismarine Cage contains a random reward such as a conduit or sea lantern. Other landmarks include Stonehenge’s two stone rings and central decoration, and the Calcite Obelisk’s eight exterior runes and five rooms.
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