Find Structures and Biomes Using Maps

Activate and Read Your Map

Hold a completed map and right-click to view it. The map displays terrain in a top-down view, showing:

• Grass, sand, stone, and water in different colors
• Your current position as a pointer
• Structures and landmarks as you explore

Explore Systematically

Walk in one direction while watching your map fill in. This reveals biome boundaries, water features, and large structures. Maps are especially useful for spotting:

• Villages (distinctive patterns)
• Temples and pyramids
• Ocean monuments
• Caves and ravines (shown as darker areas)

Create Multiple Maps for Coverage

Since maps are now affordable, craft several to cover a wider area. Each map shows a fixed region, so overlapping maps help you navigate between distant locations. This is much faster than exploring blindly or using coordinates alone.