# Agontorm *6K, 1.21.5+, Mesa, Plateau Jungles, Alpines, NextGen Biome Control system* A 36km² custom Minecraft Survival Map, created by McMeddon. A world with pretty mountain ranges, from north to south and giant open fields and everything in between. The world center has a giant slanted mountain range with beautiful valleys. In the north You find the cold rocky alpine mountains, to the east a giant badlands mesa. To the west a giant mangrove and cherry forest. And the south is split between the black volcano lands, the red desert islands, and the giant jungle plateau. This world was a giant leap. With new & updated forests, structures, and a whole new system to determine the world biomes. Basing it on large world factors, like latitude, rainfall, altitude, coastal and river proximity, etc. ## Details - Creator: McMeddon - Type: Survival world - World size: 6145 x 6145 blocks (6K) - Elevation range: -64 to 320 blocks - Spawn point: X 3072, Y 147, Z 3072 - Playable version: 1.21.5+ - Survival friendly: Yes. Confirmed by the scan: loot tables, structures, animals, ores present in the save. Plays in vanilla Minecraft with no mods or datapacks - Editions: Java, Bedrock - Made of: Arid 24%, Grassland 22%, Forest 17%, Shore 14%, Cold 13%, Mountain 6%, Wetland 3%, Cave 1.0%, Mushroom 0.4% - Beyond the border: Vanilla chunks - Published: 2026-05-15 ## Biomes Shares are measured across the built map. Past its edge the world keeps generating normal vanilla Minecraft chunks, so biomes missing from this list can still be found out there. 39 biomes. Land 57%, Water 43%. Made of: Arid 24%, Grassland 22%, Forest 17%, Shore 14%, Cold 13%, Mountain 6%, Wetland 3%, Cave 1.0%, Mushroom 0.4%. ### Land (57% of the map, 28 biomes) - Plains: 20% of land - Badlands: 12% of land - Beach: 10% of land - Snowy Slopes: 6% of land - Desert: 5% of land - Forest: 5% of land - Stony Shore: 4% of land - Jungle: 4% of land - Wooded Badlands: 4% of land - Snowy Taiga: 4% of land - Windswept Gravelly Hills: 3% of land - Stony Peaks: 3% of land - Savanna: 3% of land - Taiga: 3% of land - Swamp: 2% of land - Meadow: 2% of land - Jagged Peaks: 2% of land - Snowy Plains: 2% of land - Sparse Jungle: 1% of land - Flower Forest: 1% of land - Cherry Grove: 1% of land - Mangrove Swamp: 1.0% of land - Birch Forest: 0.7% of land - Pale Garden: 0.5% of land - Mushroom Fields: 0.4% of land - Old Growth Pine Taiga: 0.4% of land - Dark Forest: 0.3% of land - Frozen Peaks: 0.2% of land ### Water (43% of the map, 8 biomes) - Warm Ocean: 44% of water - Ocean: 27% of water - River: 11% of water - Cold Ocean: 9% of water - Lukewarm Ocean: 8% of water - Frozen River: 0.4% of water - Deep Ocean: 0.2% of water - Frozen Ocean: 0.2% of water ## Caves Open cave reaches 26% of this world below sea level. What those caves are made of, by volume, measured from the save in 4 block cells: Shares are measured across the built map. Past its edge the world keeps generating normal vanilla Minecraft chunks, so biomes missing from this list can still be found out there. - Normal Caves: 94% - Lush Caves: 3% - Magma Caves: 1% (inferred from surrounding blocks) - Dripstone Caves: 0.7% - Deep Dark: 0.4% - Ice Caves: 0.2% (inferred from surrounding blocks) Inferred types have no biome of their own in Minecraft. They are named from the blocks around the cave rather than read from the save. ## Structures 16 of 19 confirmed present. A pinned marker outranks the scan; anything not confirmed is what the scan alone recorded. Counted inside the built map. Past its edge the world keeps generating normal vanilla Minecraft chunks, so structures not confirmed here can still generate out there. ### Surface (5 of 7) - Desert pyramids: Included - Igloos: Not checked - Jungle pyramids: Included - Pillager outposts: Included - Swamp huts: Included - Trail ruins: Included - Woodland mansions: Not checked ### Underground (5 of 6) - Amethyst geodes: Included - Ancient cities: Missing - Dungeons / monster rooms: Included - Mineshafts: Included - Strongholds: Included - Trial chambers: Included ### Ocean (4 of 4) - Buried treasure: Included - Ocean monuments: Included - Ocean ruins: Included - Shipwrecks: Included ### Portal structures (1 of 1) - Ruined portals: Included ### Settlements (1 of 1) - Villages: Included ## Loot tables 29 of 37 confirmed present. Confirmed means the scan read the table out of the save. Not observed means the structure carrying it was not seen in this export, not that the table is impossible here. Counted inside the built map. Past its edge the world keeps generating normal vanilla Minecraft chunks, so tables not seen here can still turn up out there. ### Chest loot (12 of 20) - Abandoned mineshaft: Included - Buried treasure chest: Not observed - Desert pyramid: Not observed - End City treasure: Not observed - Igloo chest: Not observed - Jungle temple: Included - Jungle temple dispenser: Not observed - Nether fortress bridge: Not observed - Pillager outpost: Not observed - Shipwreck map: Included - Shipwreck supply: Included - Shipwreck treasure: Included - Simple dungeon: Included - Spawn bonus chest: Included - Stronghold corridor: Included - Stronghold crossing: Included - Stronghold library: Included - Underwater ruin (big): Included - Underwater ruin (small): Included - Woodland mansion: Not observed ### Village chest loot (15 of 15) - Village armorer: Included - Village butcher: Included - Village cartographer: Included - Village desert house: Included - Village fisher: Included - Village fletcher: Included - Village mason: Included - Village plains house: Included - Village savanna house: Included - Village snowy house: Included - Village taiga house: Included - Village tannery: Included - Village temple: Included - Village toolsmith: Included - Village weaponsmith: Included ### Archaeology (1 of 1) - Archaeology loot: Included ### Structure loot (1 of 1) - Trial chamber loot: Included ## What is inside - Biomes: yes - Structures: yes - Ores: yes - Plants: yes - Animals: yes - Loot: yes - Caves: yes Outside the built map the world keeps generating normal vanilla Minecraft chunks, so anything missing here can still be found out there. ## What is new - added new jungle trees: deadnew, young, mature, old, old-tall, and POI - updated birch trees new - updated darkoak deads - added new underground mineshafts - added new plains layers - added the windswept hills as subpolar biome - combined old and newer inland elevations - fixed plains mask error - restructured beach layers - further mixup of inland elevations and flat plains - fixed false connections (deadstone and solo shared the same origin) - fixed a masking bug that would clip out flat sections, causing errors for all biomes - desert, removed cliff erosions - deserts, added more clipping to base terrain and cliffs - reverted waterfalls to previous styles 7-10b tall instead of 15-20b - Created A giant new biome control system ## Questions about this world ### What is Agontorm? Agontorm is a hand-made survival world of 6,145 × 6,145 blocks, made with WorldPainter, World Machine, Gaea, Axiom and WorldEdit, built for Minecraft Java 1.21.5. You download the world folder and play it like any other save, in singleplayer or on your own server. ### How big is Agontorm? 6,145 × 6,145 blocks, so about 38 million blocks of surface. Walking from one edge to the other takes roughly 24 minutes at normal walking speed. The terrain runs from Y -64 to Y 320. Outside that area the world keeps generating normal vanilla Minecraft chunks, so you never hit a wall, you just leave the built part behind. ### Which Minecraft version does Agontorm need? Agontorm is built for Minecraft Java **1.21.5**. Newer releases normally open it fine. Opening it in an *older* release is not supported: blocks and structures added after that version cannot load, and the world can be damaged by the attempt. Bedrock players need a converted copy. See [the Bedrock notes in the FAQ](https://mcmeddon.com/faq#install-bedrock). ### Which biomes are in Agontorm? 39 in total. The land is mostly Plains (19.6%), Badlands (12.2%), Beach (10.2%) and Snowy Slopes (5.6%), counted as shares of the land rather than of the whole map. Water covers 42.6% of the map, and land 56.8%. By volume this world's caves are Normal Caves (94.3%), Lush Caves (3.4%) and Magma Caves (1.1%). The [cave breakdown](https://mcmeddon.com/worlds/20260515-agontorm#caves) has the rest. The [full breakdown](https://mcmeddon.com/worlds/20260515-agontorm#biome-composition) is further up this page, with every biome and its share. ### Which structures are in Agontorm? 16 of the 19 structure types the scan checks are confirmed present: surface (5/7), underground (5/6), ocean (4/4), portal structures (1/1) and settlements (1/1). Not confirmed: Igloos (not checked), Woodland mansions (not checked) and Ancient cities (missing). "Searched, not found" means the scan looked and came up empty; "not checked" means it has not been looked for yet. [The structure list](https://mcmeddon.com/worlds/20260515-agontorm#structure-coverage) above names every one of them. ### Is Agontorm ready to play in survival? Yes. A scan of the world file confirms loot tables, structures, animals and ores, so the survival loop runs from the first night: chests hold the game's real loot tables, mobs spawn as they do anywhere else, and you can mine, farm and build without adding anything. It plays in vanilla Minecraft, with no mods, no datapacks and no creative mode. The [world contents report](https://mcmeddon.com/worlds/20260515-agontorm#world-contents) at the bottom of this page holds the item-by-item detail. ### Where do I download Agontorm? From the [download link](https://mcmeddon.com/go/2odge0waq61wp) on Google Drive, also on the button at the top of this page. Also available: the [PlanetMinecraft project page](https://www.planetminecraft.com/project/agontorm/), which carries the release notes and the known issues for this particular build. ### What is new in Agontorm? Every world is built on the one before it, and Agontorm brought 16 logged changes into the line: new terrain, new assets and fixes to the generators that made it. From its list: - updated birch trees new - updated darkoak deads - added new underground mineshafts The [full list](https://mcmeddon.com/worlds/20260515-agontorm#world-changelog) is on this page. These are the world's own additions, not patches released after it, so an older download is not missing them. ### Can I look at Agontorm before downloading it? Yes. [Open it in the 3D explorer](https://mcmeddon.com/worlds/20260515-agontorm/explore) and fly the real terrain in your browser, with the biomes, the caves and the marked structures. Nothing to install. General questions about downloading and installing: https://mcmeddon.com/faq.md ## Downloads - [Download world (Google Drive)](https://mcmeddon.com/go/2odge0waq61wp) ## Elsewhere - [Official PlanetMinecraft Post](https://www.planetminecraft.com/project/agontorm/) ## Rights Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0, with commercial servers and media allowed by exception. Allowed: play it, stream it, put it in videos; run it on your server, commercial or not; share videos, images, renders and art, commercial or not; remix and redistribute, meaning build on top and share with friends and your community. Not allowed: sharing the map as-is, reselling it or selling it on the Marketplace, bundling worlds into modpacks, claiming it as your own, or skipping the attribution. Credit like this: `World by McMeddon, "Agontorm"`, with a link back to https://mcmeddon.com/worlds/20260515-agontorm wherever the format allows one. ## On this site - [World overview](https://mcmeddon.com/worlds/20260515-agontorm) - [3D map viewer](https://mcmeddon.com/worlds/20260515-agontorm/explore)