See also: Desert pyramid/Structure (old) Java EditionĪdded desert pyramids. In Bedrock Edition, each desert pyramid chest contains items drawn from 2 pools, with the following distribution: When a desert pyramid generates above a canyon (ravine), the foundation extends downward until it reaches the bottom. The pressure plate is connected to a 3×3 grid of TNT, which means that if a player or mob unintentionally steps on the plate, it sets off the nine TNT blocks, which destroy the chests and their loot.Īs there is no light in the chest room, mobs sometimes spawn inside it and trigger the TNT trap, destroying the chests and loot before any player can reach it. Underneath this terracotta is a secret room containing four chests, which are rigged by a stone pressure plate directly under the blue terracotta block. In the center of the pyramid's 21×21 ground floor is a checkerboard pattern of terracotta and sandstone in a wind rose symbol, with a block of blue terracotta in the center. Preview of the four hidden chests with the TNT trap under the desert pyramid. If necessary, a mostly buried pyramid can still be accessed by dropping through the hole in the top, though fall damage is likely. Even if the rest of the pyramid generates mostly buried by sand, the tip of the pyramid is almost always above ground. There is one main entrance in the front, two more entrances in the back on both the left and right sides near the top of the pyramid, and a one block wide hole at the top. Desert pyramids are constructed with normal, chiseled, and cut sandstone, orange and blue terracotta, sandstone slabs, and sandstone stairs.

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