Some Minecraft players may be unaware that villages sometimes have different variants depending on what biome they have spawned in. Some of these villages offer benefits that are not found in the other variants.
Village styles are a product of the biome they spawn in, being built out of blocks found in that biome. Players can use the villagers’ architecture as inspiration for their own biome-based builds.
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All Minecraft village styles explained
Biome variants
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<p>As stated above, certain village styles can only be found in specific biomes. However, sometimes the same style can be found in multiple biomes.</p>
<p>The village styles and their designated biomes are listed below:</p><div class=)
- The desert-styled village can only be found in the desert biome.
- The taiga-styled village can only be found in the Taiga biome in the Java Edition. In Bedrock Edition, it can also be found in Taiga Hills, Snowy Taiga, and Snowy Taiga Hills.
- The snowy-styled village can only be found in the Snowy Tundra biome in both Java and Bedrock versions.
- The plains biome can be found in the Plains, Sunflower Plains (Bedrock Edition), and any other biome not listed above.
These are (currently) the only village variants that players can explore. Certain villages will rarely spawn as abandoned. However, that does not count as a variant.
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Other facts
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<p>Players should also be aware that each village variant comes with its own uniquely styled villagers. The villager seen above is a Cleric that can only be found in a desert biome village. This effect is only cosmetic and does not affect the trades that they possess.</p>
<p>A village that crosses over two biomes will have only one style and will not change with the biome.</p>
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