Source: Minecraft Seeds HQ Double shipwreck at spawn Just, take something with a bit of clout if you fancy staying in one piece. There’s ocean on all sides too, which means your only real option is to go over and introduce yourself. It spawns a pillager outpost on a small island, which lets you watch from afar as they go about their business. This is the seed that lets you live out that dream. Sometimes you just want to lay siege to an island. Source: Minecraft Seeds HQ The Lonely Island It’s all very dramatic and feels like you’ve discovered some hidden mythical cave complex, especially if you accidentally fall into the lava below. Just underneath the village is a great ravine and a complex system of mines. This seed places you within spitting distance of a blacksmith village, but one that is more than it seems.
Source: Minecraft Seeds HQ What Lies Beneath It’s a great choice for players looking for a nice challenge that stays within sight, but it’s also just a lot of fun starting so close to a temple.
What if we put a temple, right inside a jungle, and then plonked that near a pillager outpost? Sounds good, right? Well, that’s exactly what this seed does. Source: Minecraft Seeds HQ Temple of Doom You had better start learning to hold your breath. Well, there’s also another ship underwater nearby and even an ocean ruin to explore. We feel as though having a gigantic ship in the centre of town might be a cause for alarm, but nobody else seems all that bothered by it. On the subject of Shipwrecks, we have no idea how this ended up here, but there seems to be a ship parked in the middle of this village. If you want a strong start, this is a great choice. Not only that, but this can all be found incredibly close to your spawn point. This one is particularly potent thanks to the collection of different enchanted items, some TNT, and even a diamond, among other things. Shipwreck seeds are popular because they give you that wonderful little head start that we all crave. Just click on the one you need, head back to the “News” section, and load up the version you need. All you need to do is open the launcher, click on “Launch Options” then “Add New.” From here you can name it, and below that is a drop-down box with all the previous editions. Thankfully, it’s pretty painless to run legacy versions of Minecraft.
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