Desert Pyramid
A sandstone structure from the 1.3 update, hiding treasure and a deadly TNT trap.
The Desert Pyramid is a generated structure found in desert biomes. It was added in the 1.3 update, released on 1 August 2012, alongside the desert pyramid and the jungle temple. These structures are made of sandstone and contain treasure chests, but they also feature a TNT trap and a pitfall hazard for explorers.
- Type
- Generated Structure
- Biome
- Desert
- Primary Material
- Sandstone
- Hazards
- TNT Trap, Pitfall
- Contents
- Treasure Chests
- Rarity
- Uncommon
Lore & Background
The Desert Pyramid was introduced in the 1.3 update, released on 1 August 2012. This update added new dungeons, including the desert pyramid and the jungle temple. The structure is built from sandstone and contains treasure chests. However, it also features a TNT trap and a pitfall, making it a dangerous location for players seeking loot.
In Their Own Story
The source does not provide any narrative or story elements about the Desert Pyramid. It only states that the structure was added in the 1.3 update, along with the jungle temple, and that it contains a TNT trap and a pitfall hazard.
Reader's Guide
The Desert Pyramid is a generated structure found in desert biomes. It was added in the 1.3 update, released on 1 August 2012. The pyramid is made of sandstone and contains treasure chests. However, explorers must be cautious, as the structure features a TNT trap and a pitfall hazard.
Did You Know?
- The Desert Pyramid was added in the 1.3 update, released on 1 August 2012.
- The 1.3 update also added the jungle temple, villager trading, emeralds, and tripwires.
- The Desert Pyramid is made of sandstone and contains treasure chests.
- The structure features a TNT trap and a pitfall hazard.
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