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Minecraft Ocean Ruins: Underwater Guide 🗺️

Minecraft ocean ruins are an exciting addition to the once-empty seabeds, introduced in the 2018 Update Aquatic. Previously, oceans had little to offer beyond monuments. However, thanks to this update, they’re now teeming with seaweed, coral, sea cucumbers, and—most importantly—mysterious ruins. As a result, underwater adventures have become far richer and more dangerous!

Types of Ruins and Their Locations

First, you’ll encounter two distinct types of Minecraft ocean ruins: cold and warm. Cold ruins are typically found in normal, cold, and frozen ocean biomes, and they’re primarily built from stone. In contrast, warm ruins appear in lukewarm and warm oceans, featuring sandstone as their main material. Interestingly, this distinction can also help you identify the biome you’re exploring.

Loot and Archaeology Opportunities 💎

Without a doubt, the most appealing aspect of these ruins is their treasure chests. In fact, most ruin clusters contain at least one chest filled with valuable loot. Additionally, these structures are often covered in suspicious sand or gravel blocks, making them perfect for practicing your archaeology skills.

Here’s what you might discover inside:

Loot Item 🎁Drop ChanceDescription
Buried Treasure MapHighLeads you to nearby treasure. 🗺️
Enchanted BookMediumContains random enchantments. 📖
EmeraldMediumValuable for trading. 💚
Enchanted Fishing RodLowImproves fishing efficiency. 🎣
Wheat & CoalHighBasic survival resources. 🥖
Minecraft Ocean Ruins
Minecraft Ocean Ruins (Image: Mojang)

Warning: Drowned Zombie Threat! 🧟

Drowned Zombie
Drowned zombies guard the ruins. (Image: Mojang)

Of course, such valuable loot isn’t left unguarded. The ruins are protected by their former inhabitants—hostile underwater zombies called Drowned. When disturbed, these creatures will attack relentlessly. Therefore, always come prepared with weapons and armor.

Pro Tip: To descend quickly, look for ruins near magma blocks. The bubble columns they create let you sink rapidly without wasting breath.

For official details, check Minecraft’s Ocean Ruins article (in Turkish).

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

How can I breathe longer underwater while exploring ruins?

Three methods work best: (1) Drink a Potion of Water Breathing, (2) Build a Conduit power structure, or (3) Wear a Turtle Shell helmet. Each method significantly extends your dive time.

Are all ocean ruins identical?

No—Minecraft generates ruins in varied sizes and configurations. You might find small single structures or sprawling village-like clusters, each with unique loot.

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