Shows what an End Update could look like.
17.6 of the 61 points that apply = 29 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
The 1.19 End Update imagines a substantial revamp of the End, adding the Chorus Forest and Void Valley, although the new biomes do not spawn in the version described because of dimension issues. The Chorus Forest has Chorus Stem wood, Chorus Leaves that drop Chorus Fruit, and Choruslamps that grow on the stems, while the Void Valley features Void Endzol, which causes blindness, weakness, and occasional damage to walkers. Other additions include Chorus Endzol, damage-dealing Voidstone and its decorative variants, and Enderite Crystals that yield shards for crafting Enderite equipment. Enderite armor is stronger than Netherite and lets its wearer respawn at the place they died, while the sword deals 10 attack damage and the tools offer greater efficiency and 4,062 durability. The Enderite Eye teleports its user up to eight blocks in the direction they face, including through walls, and Juicy Chorus Fruit can be thrown to explode on impact. Warp Pearls can be linked to Warpstones and then used to return to them, but inter-dimensional warping is not supported. Players can also build an End Stone Portal and activate it with an End Stone Portal Key; the Voidstone Temple, which is not described as naturally generated, contains six End City loot chests, two Enderite Shards, and two Endermite spawners.
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Adds 22 blocks, 19 items, 2 biomes, 45 recipes and 1 advancement.
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Replaces 4 of vanilla Minecraft's recipes.
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