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== Description ==
== Description ==
The pale garden is a biome variant of the [[dark forest]], and they usually generate adjacent to dark forests in high inland areas. A pale garden consists of [[pale oak tree]]s, with patches of [[pale moss block]]s, [[pale moss carpet]]s, and [[eyeblossom]]s dotted around. [[Pale hanging moss]] can also be found hanging off the trees. Some of these trees may contain a [[creaking heart]] block, which spawns a [[creaking]] when activated at night. The water, sky, and blocks of the biome are desaturated. Pale gardens do not generate [[woodland mansion]]s.
The pale garden is a biome variant of the [[dark forest]], and they usually generate adjacent to dark forests in high inland areas. A pale garden consists of [[pale oak tree]]s, with [[Pale moss patch|pale moss patches]] with [[pale moss block]]s and [[pale moss carpet]]s, and [[eyeblossom]]s dotted around. [[Pale hanging moss]] can also be found hanging off the trees. Some of these trees may contain a [[creaking heart]] block, which spawns a [[creaking]] when activated at night. The water, sky, and blocks of the biome are desaturated. Pale gardens do not generate [[woodland mansion]]s.


The pale garden is one of two biomes in the game in which background [[music]] does not play (the other is the [[warped forest]]). If a music track is playing while the player enters the biome, it softly fades out. The music resumes when the player exits the biome.
The pale garden is one of two biomes in the game in which background [[music]] does not play (the other is the [[warped forest]]). If a music track is playing while the player enters the biome, it softly fades out. The music resumes when the player exits the biome.

Revision as of 15:00, 4 December 2024

Not to be confused with the Dark Forest.
Pale Garden
Pale Garden.png: Infobox image for Pale Garden the biome in Minecraft
Features

Pale Oak
Creaking Heart
Pale Oak
Pale moss patch

Blocks

Grass Block
Pale Oak Log
Pale Oak Leaves
Creaking Heart
Pale Moss Block
Pale Moss Carpet
Pale Hanging Moss
Eyeblossom

Climate

Temperature

0.7

Downfall

0.8

Precipitation

Yes

Colors

Sky color


 #B9B9B9

Fog color


 #817770

Grass color


 #778272

Foliage color


 #878D76

Water color


 #76889D

Underwater fog color


 #556980 

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A pale garden is an Overworld forest biome. It features pale oaks, pale moss blocks, and pale moss carpets. Creaking hearts and their spawned creakings can be found here.

Description

The pale garden is a biome variant of the dark forest, and they usually generate adjacent to dark forests in high inland areas. A pale garden consists of pale oak trees, with pale moss patches with pale moss blocks and pale moss carpets, and eyeblossoms dotted around. Pale hanging moss can also be found hanging off the trees. Some of these trees may contain a creaking heart block, which spawns a creaking when activated at night. The water, sky, and blocks of the biome are desaturated. Pale gardens do not generate woodland mansions.

The pale garden is one of two biomes in the game in which background music does not play (the other is the warped forest). If a music track is playing while the player enters the biome, it softly fades out. The music resumes when the player exits the biome.

Mobs

Creakings are found in this biome only at night, but their spawning is controlled by creaking hearts, not the biome. Regular passive mobs do not naturally spawn in the pale garden during the day,[1] but normal hostile mobs can spawn here at night.[2]

In Java Edition
MobSpawn weightGroup size
Monster category
Creeper100⁄5154
Skeleton100⁄5154
Slime[note 1]100⁄5154
Spider100⁄5154
Zombie95⁄5154
Enderman10⁄5151–4
Witch5⁄5151
Zombie Villager5⁄5151
Underground water creature category
Glow Squid14–6
Ambient category
Bat18
  1. ↑ Spawn attempt succeeds only in slime chunks. 
{ "hasNotes": true, "notes": { "Slime": "Spawn attempt succeeds only in slime chunks." }, "1": { "totalWeight": 515, "mobs": [ { "size": "4", "mob": "Creeper", "weight": 100 }, { "size": "4", "mob": "Skeleton", "weight": 100 }, { "note": "Spawn attempt succeeds only in slime chunks.", "mob": "Slime", "weight": 100, "notename": "Slime", "size": "4" }, { "size": "4", "mob": "Spider", "weight": 100 }, { "size": "4", "mob": "Zombie", "weight": 95 }, { "size": "1-4", "mob": "Enderman", "weight": 10 }, { "size": "1", "mob": "Witch", "weight": 5 }, { "size": "1", "mob": "Zombie Villager", "weight": 5 } ], "category": "monster" }, "2": { "totalWeight": 10, "mobs": [ { "size": "4-6", "mob": "Glow Squid", "weight": 10 } ], "category": "underground" }, "3": { "totalWeight": 10, "mobs": [ { "size": "8", "mob": "Bat", "weight": 10 } ], "category": "ambient" } }
In Bedrock Edition
MobSpawn weightGroup size
Monster category
Creeper100⁄4951
Slime[note 1]100⁄4951
Spider100⁄4951
Zombie95⁄4952–4
Skeleton80⁄4951–2
Enderman10⁄4951–2
Witch5⁄4951
Zombie Villager5⁄4952–4
Creature category
Glow Squid12–4
  1. ↑ Spawn attempt succeeds only in slime chunks. 
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Data values

ID

Java Edition:

NameIdentifier[hide]Translation key
BiomeSprite pale-garden.png: Sprite image for pale-garden in Minecraft Pale Gardenpale_gardenbiome.minecraft.pale_garden

Bedrock Edition:

NameIdentifier[hide]Numeric ID
BiomeSprite pale-garden.png: Sprite image for pale-garden in Minecraft [No displayed name]pale_garden193

Advancements

IconAdvancementIn-game descriptionActual requirements (if different)
Adventuring TimeDiscover every biome
Visit all of these 54 biomes:[hide]
The advancement is only for Overworld biomes. Other biomes may also be visited, but are ignored for this advancement.

Video

History

September 24, 2024A version of the Minecraft Live page announcing the pale gardens and creaking is published, likely by mistake. It was taken down in the following minutes.
September 28, 2024Pale gardens are showcased at Minecraft Live 2024.
[hide]Java Edition
1.21.2
Experiment
Winter Drop		24w40aAdded pale gardens.
pre1Added pale_garden to the #is_overworld biome tag.
1.21.424w44aPale gardens are now available without toggling the Winter Drop experimental data pack.
Eyeblossoms now generate in pale gardens.
Pale oak leaves with an exposed bottom face now create falling leaves particles when in pale gardens.
The pale garden has no music, and currently playing music gradually fades out if the player enters one.
[hide]Bedrock Edition
1.21.50Preview 1.21.50.20Added pale gardens.
Preview 1.21.50.25Eyeblossoms now generate in pale gardens.
Preview 1.21.50.26Pale oak leaves with an exposed bottom face now create falling leaves particles when in pale gardens.

Trivia

  • In a tweet, it is mentioned that the reason why the creaking and eyeblossoms are inactive during the day is because they are asleep.[3]

Issues

Issues relating to "Pale Garden" are maintained on the bug tracker. Issues should be reported and viewed there.

Gallery

Screenshots

  • A pale garden at night.

    A pale garden at night.

Mojang images

  • Pale leaf particles in a Pale Garden.

    Pale leaf particles in a Pale Garden.

  • More pale leaf particles in a Pale Garden.

    More pale leaf particles in a Pale Garden.

  • The image of a creaking with a pale garden behind it.

    The image of a creaking with a pale garden behind it.

  • A Pale Garden Biome.

    A Pale Garden Biome.

Development images

  • A teaser image of the player dying supposedly to a creaking next to pale moss blocks.

    A teaser image of the player dying supposedly to a creaking next to pale moss blocks.

  • A pale garden seen in Minecraft Live 2024 from the outside.

    A pale garden seen in Minecraft Live 2024 from the outside.

  • A pale garden seen from above.

    A pale garden seen from above.

  • The inside of the biome.

    The inside of the biome.

  • A creaking inside of a pale garden.

    A creaking inside of a pale garden.

  • Closeup of a creaking inside of a pale garden.

    Closeup of a creaking inside of a pale garden.

  • The inside of the pale garden.

    The inside of the pale garden.

  • The pale garden at dusk.

    The pale garden at dusk.

  • The pale garden getting darker.

    The pale garden getting darker.

  • The pale garden at night.

    The pale garden at night.

  • Several types of pale moss.

    Several types of pale moss.

  • A creaking camouflaged in front of a pale oak.

    A creaking camouflaged in front of a pale oak.

  • An overhead view of the pale garden.

    An overhead view of the pale garden.

  • Another view of the pale garden.

    Another view of the pale garden.

In other media

  • A whiteboard teasing the pale oak wood.

    A whiteboard teasing the pale oak wood.

  • A render of a pale garden, with several heroes in hiding.

    A render of a pale garden, with several heroes in hiding.

  • A creaking in a pale garden, as depicted on the key art for The Garden Awakens.

    A creaking in a pale garden, as depicted on the key art for The Garden Awakens.

  • A creaking in a pale garden slowly approaching in a 1 day out teaser for The Garden Awakens release.

    A creaking in a pale garden slowly approaching in a 1 day out teaser for The Garden Awakens release.

  • Ditto.

    Ditto.

  • Ditto.

    Ditto.

  • Ditto.

    Ditto.

References

  1. ↑ "The pale garden" by Sophie Austin – Minecraft.net, October 2, 2024.
  2. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rez5M40j5fg&t=492s
  3. ↑ "Something stirs in the pale garden!

    Play the Garden Awakens drop today and explore a biome that's sleepy during the day – and unsettling at night. Follow the trail of blooming eyeblossoms deeper into the darkness and you might come face to face with the creaking.

    Stay tuned for a new Minecraft Monthly for more unexpected surprises- including some rewards 👀 aka.ms/the-garden-awa"     – @Minecraft (Minecraft) on X (formerly Twitter), December 3, 2024

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