User:Axolotlmapus

I remember back in my day mountains were called extreme hills!

Speaking of TADC, Abstracted Kaufmo appears in Dungeons

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• A tropical island biome with palm trees and gravity effected coconuts. Maybe crabs (or hermit crabs?) could live there.
• A polar desert biome with penguins, iceologers, ice fish, and leopard seals that hunt the penguins.
  • The ice fish should drop some antifreeze item you can use to brew anti-freezing potions
    • Freezing water (similar to powder snow) and/or freezing wind (replacing snowy weather) could justify this more
• An outback biome with kangaroos, emus, wombats (with square poop blocks), and poisonous spiders that spawn aboveground
  • Emus should be jerks that randomly attack you for no reason
• Adding the far lands as a legitimate biome
  • Weird distorted mobs should dwell there.

• A graboid/sandworm type mob that looks and acts a bit like an independent evoker fang and can be spotted by leaving some kind of particle effect trail through the blocks it’s in; maybe it gets a specialized desert biome all to itself, like the warden or creaking have their oen biomes, and can only move through sand, dirt, and gravel
• A craftable teleporter system similar to command block teleporters (or Phantom Frames)
• The ability to eat most mobs (i.e. all animals drop food) as well as eggs
• Milkable sheep
• Cheese
• The ability to craft a spyglass onto a crossbow for a scope
• A potion that flips hostile mobs to your side and/or a universal “johnny” potion.
• Redstone/golem/copper engineer villager(s)
• Scientist/archeologist villager(s) who buy obscure decorative/kind of useless blocks (like eyeblossoms and skulk) or items with very limited uses (i.e. breeze rods, heart of the sea, common music discs, sherds)
• More golem types
• Cookpot to make more complex foods
• Villager equivalent of the ravager that can be hooked up to a plow
• Black Widow Spiders

• Hydrogen (1): most abundant in water and related blocks (67% per block)
• Helium (2): your best bet would be assuming air might contain tiny traces of helium (on Earth it’s about 0.000524% of the atmosphere)
• Lithium (3): unobtainable; even in real life lithium is very hard to find in high concentrations
• Beryllium (4): only naturally occurs in emeralds and related blocks
• Boron (5): only naturally occurs in glowstone
• Carbon (6): can be collected outright in the form of diamond
• Nitrogen (7): the blocks confirmed to have the highest levels of nitrogen are grass and mycellium (8%) but if the atmosphere in Minecraft is anything like Earth’s then air should be around 78% nitrogen
• Oxygen (8): most abundant in grass and mycellium (both 70% per block)
• Fluorine (9): unobtainable
• Neon: (10): only naturally occurs in glowstone
• Sodium (11): most abundant in the lapis lazuli family (13% per block)
• Magnesium (12): most abundant in dirt (6% per block)
• Aluminum (13): most abundant in the clay/terracotta family at 17% per block
• Silicon (14): most abundant in the clay/terracotta family at 77% per block
• Phosphorous (15): most abundant in grass and mycellium (both 7% per block)
• Sulfur (16): will soon be obtainable outright in pure form; currently most abundant in the lapis lazuli family (8% per block)
• Chlorine (17): unobtainable (salt doesn’t exist in regular Minecraft, even in seawater)
• Argon (18): only naturally occurs in glowstone
• Potassium (19): only naturally occurs in trace ammounts in cobblestone-type blocks, magma, and lava
• Calcium (20): the block confirmed to have the highest levels of calcium is dirt (8%) but if you’re willing to make inferrences based on real life chemistry calcite should hypothetically be about 20% calcium
• Scandium (21): unobtainable
• Titanium (22): unobtainable
• Vanadium (23): unobtainable
• Chromium (24): unobtainable
• Manganese (25): unobtainable
• Iron (26): can be collected outright in pure form
• Cobalt (27): unobtainable, bluestone dust notwithstanding
• Copper (29): can be collected outright in pure form
• Zinc (30): only naturally occurs in dirt
• Gallium (31): unobtainable
• Germanium (32): unobtainable
• Arsenic (33): unobtainable
• Selenium (34): unobtainable
• Bromine (35): unobtainable
• Krypton (36): only naturally occurs in glowstone
• Rubidium (37) through Platinum (78): unobtainable, though you could once again pretend there might be trace ammounts of Xenon (54) in air
• Gold (79): can be collected outright in pure form
• Mercury (80): only naturally occurs in netherrack
• Thallium (81) through Protactinium (91): unobtainable
• Uranium (92) only naturally occurs in the form of uranium carbide in redstone
• All transuranic elements (Neptunium (93) onwards): unobtainable

If you consider ???/unknown element to be a legitimate element it is most abundant in soul sand (60%)

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