Yeen - Survival/MMORPG Minecraft Java Map (1.20+) | Structures Included

Welcome to Yeen, the lost continent

Yeen is a staggering 7000 by 7000 block epic fantasy landscape map that is good for roleplay or survival. And, when I say it's survival ready, I do mean it. There is an end portal along with other structures in the world (including a village.) Everyone who buys this map can do as they like with it both commercial and personal, so long as you give me the proper credit as the mapmaker. Each biome is unique and beautiful with different kinds of landmarks, trees, colors for each. In total, there are 22 biomes. There are also multiple custom caves that are specific to different biomes. This includes a deep dark cave (but not an ancient city) I also want to give a huge thanks to kintsukuroi, who made the renders for the map.

Each biome:

• Frozen Wastes - An unforgiving, mountainous landscape with frozen winding rivers, huge glaciers, and ice spikes. There is little to no vegetation.

• Snowy Tundra - A snowy cliff-y region with huge fir trees and an abundance of different varieties of moss and ferns, leading to the different colors on the ground.

• Canopy Forest - A forest of towering magical amethyst trees and rock spikes, There are glowing plants and little froglights in the trees to light your way even at night.

• Mushroomlands - Covered in all sorts of fungi, this land is perhaps the most colorful.

• Lush Forest - The forest bordering the mushroomlands and the canopy forest covers the cliff with oak trees.

• Cliffside Jungle - A huge region of towering jungle trees that ascend a set of cliffs leading to a mountain range.

• Pillar Jungle - This jungle has great pillars of stone dotted around the landscape amongst the leaves and mountain.

• Crater Jungle - The overgrown jungle that formed around a gargantuan crater from a meteor impact, leaving a wide scar on the earth and different rocky formations left behind amongst the jungle.

• Ashen Forest - The forest right next to the volcano, its landscape is clearly affected with streaks of different kinds of rock in the ground.

• Plains - A wide open field of grass, shrubs, bushes, and boulders, and maybe something more hidden.

• Spire Plains - An overcast sprawl of rolling hills and cliffs with towering cracked and malignant spires that reach into the sky. No one knows what formed them or why they pollute the very air it occupies.

• Blackrock Forest - A dark and partially rotten forest, with its namesake coming from the dark stone formations that jut from the grass and can be found anywhere in the forest.

• Deepwood Forest - The confusing forest of huge ferns, odd plants, and the biggest varieties of trees on the continent, each native one with its own colors separate from the others.

• Forest - A cliff covered in oak trees both big and small and fields of poppies and roses. On the very top, there is a tree that stretches to the sky that upsets everything explorers thought they knew about trees.

• Aspen Forest - A towering forest of birch trees with yellowing leaves and bushes strewn across a canyon.

• Pillar Plains - A temperate land of rolling hills and rocky outcrops dotted with magnificent pillars, each with their own tiny ecosystem.

• Monolith Fields - A mysterious plain stretching far and wide with monoliths of a size beyond anything that has been seen, surrounded by little floating islands. They're origins are unknown and perhaps even magical.

• Desert - The rolling dunes that are dotted with cacti that have grown beyond their normal size and different rocky formations, eroded from millions of years of wind and sand.

• Mesa - The region of plateaus and steep cliffs covered in patterns of red sand.

• Ridged Fleshlands - The land is a treacherous, steep terrain covering the red deserts said to be formed by the flesh of a dead god, now hardened into blood-red stones that twist and turn to form huge pockets of caves and overhangs.

• Volcano - A volcano that stretches higher than perhaps any other point of the continent, with rivers of lava and long dead trees. The air is filled with ash and dust, making it dull and gray.

• Tropical Beach - This sandy beach is surrounded by mountains and a vast warm ocean covered with palm trees.