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{{distinguish|Plains}}
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{{about|the normal variant of the snowy plains|the ice spikes variant|Ice Spikes}}
{{about|the normal variant of the snowy plains|the ice spikes variant|Ice Spikes}}
The '''snowy plains''' biomes are snow-covered flat [[biome]]s in the [[Overworld]] that usually generate near other snowy biomes.

== Description ==
Snowy plains are plains covered with [[snow layer]]s, which are often stacked {{in|BE}}. [[Aquifers]] and [[spring]]s freeze over soon after generation due to the temperature if not exposed to light; thus, [[sugar cane]] that generates alongside water sources often uproot themselves shortly after. [[Lava lake]]s and lava [[spring]]s that generate within the snowy plains biomes melt the snow layers around them. Polar bears, rabbits and strays spawn here; the latter is a variant of the [[skeleton]] that shoot arrows of [[Slowness]], making this biome and its variants slightly harder to survive in.

Snowy plains can border [[plains]], [[snowy taiga]]s, [[snowy beach]]es, [[snowy slopes]], and [[grove]]s. Regular snowy plains are often separated from ice spikes or snow taigas by frozen rivers.

Survival in snowy plains biomes is quite difficult due to the sparseness of the biome and the lack of [[animal]]s; only polar bears and [[rabbit]]s may naturally spawn here, though [[cow]]s, [[sheep]], [[pig]]s and [[horse]]s may spawn as part of villages. Infrequent spruce trees are the only natural source of wood in the regular snowy plains biome and maintaining [[water]] sources, for farming [[crops]] for example, can be tough due to water in this biome freezing into [[ice]], if it is not protected by light or a roof. Strays often spawn in place of skeletons which can make dealing with [[hostile mob]]s even more difficult due to their Slowness arrows, and aggravating polar bears, or even coming near one if accompanied by cubs, can lead to fatal consequences if the player is unprepared. The ice spikes variety can be valuable to late-game [[player]]s due to the occurrence of ice spikes that can be used for a base or as a source of packed ice [[block]]s.

As the snowy plains is a snow-covered biome, [[lightning]] never strikes in these biomes.

== Variants ==
There are two snowy plains biome variants.

=== Snowy Plains ===
{{Infobox biome
{{Infobox biome
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| blocks = {{BlockLink|Snow}}<br>{{BlockLink|Grass Block}}<br>{{BlockLink|Ice}}<br>{{BlockLink|Spruce Log}}<br>{{BlockLink|Spruce Leaves}}
| blocks = {{BlockLink|Snow}}<br>{{BlockLink|Grass Block}}<br>{{BlockLink|Ice}}<br>{{BlockLink|Spruce Log}}<br>{{BlockLink|Spruce Leaves}}
}}
}}
The '''snowy plains''' biomes are snow-covered flat [[biome]]s in the [[Overworld]] that usually generate near other snowy biomes.


Snowy plains are grasslands covered with [[snow layer]]s. [[Spruce]] trees, [[short grass]], [[dandelion]]s and poppies generate infrequently. The exposed grass and [[leaves]] take an aqua tone.
== Description ==
Snowy plains are plains covered with [[snow layer]]s, which are often stacked {{in|BE}}. [[Aquifers]] and [[spring]]s freeze over soon after generation due to the temperature if not exposed to light; thus, [[sugar cane]] that generates alongside water sources often uproot themselves shortly after. [[Lava lake]]s and lava [[spring]]s that generate within the snowy plains biomes melt the snow layers around them. Polar bears, rabbits and strays spawn here; the latter is a variant of the [[skeleton]] that shoot arrows of [[Slowness]], making this biome and its variants slightly harder to survive in.


[[Village]]s that generate in snowy plains are made of spruce wood, snow blocks, ice, [[blue ice]] and packed ice. [[Pillager outpost]]s and [[igloo]]s are also found. Igloos are difficult to spot in the plains due to the snow blocks camouflaging among the snow layers.
Snowy plains can border [[plains]], [[snowy taiga]]s, [[snowy beach]]es, [[snowy slopes]], and [[grove]]s. Regular snowy plains are often separated from ice spikes or snow taigas by frozen rivers.

Survival in snowy plains biomes is quite difficult due to the sparseness of the biome and the lack of [[animal]]s; only polar bears and [[rabbit]]s may naturally spawn here, though [[cow]]s, [[sheep]], [[pig]]s and [[horse]]s may spawn as part of villages. Infrequent spruce trees are the only natural source of wood in the regular snowy plains biome and maintaining [[water]] sources, for farming [[crops]] for example, can be tough due to water in this biome freezing into [[ice]], if it is not protected by light or a roof. Strays often spawn in place of skeletons which can make dealing with [[hostile mob]]s even more difficult due to their Slowness arrows, and aggravating polar bears, or even coming near one if accompanied by cubs, can lead to fatal consequences if the player is unprepared. The ice spikes variety can be valuable to late-game [[player]]s due to the occurrence of ice spikes that can be used for a base or as a source of packed ice [[block]]s.

As the snowy plains is a snow-covered biome, [[lightning]] never strikes in these biomes.


== Mobs ==
== Mobs ==

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