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The Crimson Forest is a Nether biome that was added to Minecraft in the 1.16 Nether Update. It is completely filled with crimson fungi trees and endermen. It is a relatively safe biome, as most mobs here are neutral or passive.
The Crimson Forest is dense and has a red color scheme. The forest's fog and particles have a dark red color. The floor of the biome is composed mainly of crimson nylium, with some netherrack and crimson wart blocks generated on the surface. The vegetation of the biome includes fungi, crimson roots, giant crimson fungi, and twisting vines growing from the ground. Blobs of glowstone generate in the ceiling, and shroomlights generate on the huge fungus scattered around the forest.
A handful of hostile and passive mobs can be found in the crimson forest biomes. Zombified piglins, hoglins, piglins, and chicken jockeys are the hostile/neutral mobs that are spawned in this biome. Striders are the only passive mob you will find in crimson forests.
The crimson forest is a biome that can be found in the Nether that is filled with crimson fungi trees and hostile mobs, along with striders. This biome has a very distinct dark red color palette which makes it quite easy to identify and also sets it apart from other biomes.
A. Crimson forests are actually generated quite often, making them a pretty common biome.
A. A few hostile mobs do spawn in the crimson forest. It is more dangerous than its warped counterpart.
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