Explore the untamed beauty of vast open landscapes with my new biome expansion mod!
This mod brings a variety of expansive and immersive biomes designed to enhance your Minecraft experience. Whether you’re wandering through endless grasslands, crossing frozen tundras, or marveling at the serene beauty of windswept prairies, you’ll find an exciting new world waiting to be discovered.
If you wanna more interesting stuff you can check out my other mods.
Every X.0.0 update will bring into the game new biome. And some of 0.X.0 updates can contain the expansions of existed open wild biomes like plains, savanna, sparse jungles, etc. There are Steppes Biome, Prairies Biome and Expanded Plains at the moment.
Features:
- New Biomes: Adds a range of expansive biomes inspired by real-world open landscapes. Unique Flora and Fauna: Each biome features custom vegetation, wildlife, and environmental details.
- Dynamic Exploration: Experience seamless transitions between biomes, each with distinct terrain, climate, and resources.
- Enhanced Atmosphere: Enjoy stunning visuals and ambient sounds that bring each biome to life.
- Compatibility: Fully compatible with existing worlds and other popular mods.
Future Plans
- Adding more biomes: Prairies, Pampasas, Tundra, etc
- Adding biome specific villages
- Adding more interesting mobs, trees, plants, food, mechanics and other unique biome related stuff
Introducing a new plant: Feather Grass, featuring wind-blown animation. It is moderately abundant and commonly found. Harvesting it yields light gray dye. This plant adds vibrancy and a dynamic feel to the steppes.
This update brings into the game steppes structures: villages and dolomite big rocks. Now you will be able, while traveling across the steppes, to encounter unique steppe villages as well as dolomite rocks.
Introducing a new plant: Thyme. It is rare and found in small quantities. Harvesting it yields purple dye, adding new colors to the arid steppe.
Introducing a new plant: Tiny Grass. The most common plant in the steppes, it serves as food for saigas and marmots. It emphasizes the low-growing vegetation characteristic of the steppe.
Introducing the Olive Tree, the only tree in the steppes. Rare and unique, it has a full wood set and grows olives, which are slightly more nutritious than sweet berries. A nice tree that showcases the adaptability of steppe plants to arid conditions.
Introducing a new shrub: Tamarisk. The only shrub of its kind in the steppes, it is fairly common and comes with a full wood set. Perfectly blends into the overall steppe landscape.
Introducing a new mob: the Marmot. This is a group-living mob found commonly in the steppes. They eat plant-based foods and can be tamed with Wheat Seeds. They drop fur, which can upgrade leather armor.
Introducing a new mob: the Steppe Viper. They live alone or in pairs and are moderately common. They hunt rabbits and may attack in defense. Immune to poison, their venom is strong. They drop a fang, which can be used to craft a poisoning dagger.
Introducing a new mob: Saiga. This horned mob living in small herds. They eat grass and wheat, and are moderately common. They drop meat, which can be cooked, and horns, used to craft a sickle for harvesting grass in a 2x2 area.
Introducing a new mob: the Darkling Beetle. A small, non-flying beetle. They live alone or in pairs and breed using slime balls. They drop a shard of their exoskeleton, which can be crafted into a chestplate with great defense and knockback resistance.
Introducing a new mob: the Steppe Eagle. A small predator of the steppes. They live alone or in pairs and are quite common. They hunt marmots and rabbits. They drop their beak and feathers, which can be used to craft arrows that slow down targets.
Introducing the Serval, a small predatory cat. They live alone or in pairs and are moderately common. They can be tamed as combat companions. They hunt marmots, rabbits, sheep, steppe eagles, and baby saigas. They drop their hide as decorative block.
| Version | Minecraft | Loader | Download |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Wild Fields 1.21.1_fabric_v2.0.1 1.21.1_fabric_v2.0.1 |
1.21.1
|
fabric
|
Download |
|
Wild Fields 1.21.1_neoforge_v2.0.0 1.21.1_neoforge_v2.0.0 |
1.21.1
|
neoforge
|
Download |
|
Wild Fields 1.19.4_forge_v2.0.0 1.19.4_forge_v2.0.0 |
1.19.4
|
forge
|
Download |
|
Wild Fields 1.20.1_forge_v2.0.0 1.20.1_forge_v2.0.0 |
1.20.1
|
forge
|
Download |
|
Wild Fields 1.21.1_forge_v2.0.0 1.21.1_forge_v2.0.0 |
1.21.1
|
forge
|
Download |
|
Wild Fields 1.19.4_fabric_v2.0.0 1.19.4_fabric_v2.0.0 |
1.19.4
|
fabric
|
Download |
|
Wild Fields 1.20.1_fabric_v2.0.0 1.20.1_fabric_v2.0.0 |
1.20.1
|
fabric
|
Download |
|
Wild Fields 1.21.1_fabric_v2.0.0 1.21.1_fabric_v2.0.0 |
1.21.1
|
fabric
|
Download |
|
Wild Fields 1.19.4_v.1.2.1 1.19.4_v.1.2.1 |
1.19.4
|
fabric
|
Download |
|
Wild Fields 1.20.1_v.1.2.1 1.20.1_v.1.2.1 |
1.20.1
|
fabric
|
Download |
|
Wild Fields 1.21.1_v.1.2.1 1.21.1_v.1.2.1 |
1.21.1
|
fabric
|
Download |
|
Wild Fields 1.19.4_v.1.2.0 1.19.4_v.1.2.0 |
1.19.4
|
fabric
|
Download |
|
Wild Fields 1.20.1_v.1.2.0 1.20.1_v.1.2.0 |
1.20.1
|
fabric
|
Download |
|
Wild Fields 1.21.1_v.1.2.0 1.21.1_v.1.2.0 |
1.21.1
|
fabric
|
Download |
|
Wild Fields 1.19.4_v.1.1.0 1.19.4_v.1.1.0 |
1.19.4
|
fabric
|
Download |
|
Wild Fields 1.20.1_v.1.1.0 1.20.1_v.1.1.0 |
1.20.1
|
fabric
|
Download |
|
Wild Fields 1.21.1_v.1.1.0 1.21.1_v.1.1.0 |
1.21.1
|
fabric
|
Download |
|
Wild Fields 1.19.4_v.1.0.2 1.19.4_v.1.0.2 |
1.19.4
|
fabric
|
Download |
|
Wild Fields 1.20.1_v.1.0.2 1.20.1_v.1.0.2 |
1.20.1
|
fabric
|
Download |
|
Wild Fields 1.21.1_v.1.0.2 1.21.1_v.1.0.2 |
1.21.1
|
fabric
|
Download |
|
Wild Fields 1.0.1 1.0.1 |
1.21.1
|
fabric
|
Download |
|
Wild Fields 1.0.0 1.0.0 |
1.21.1
|
fabric
|
Download |