10 Best Minecraft Seeds For Emeralds

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Trading in depends heavily on Emeralds, but unfortunately, they’re hard to obtain in large quantities. However, by using world seeds to generate their custom worlds, players can ensure they have quick and easy access to this rare mineral. Emeralds can be obtained from many different sources, and you’ll need to use them all to start trading with Villagers and Wandering Traders.

Much like other rare minerals such as Diamonds, Emeralds spawn as ore blocks at certain levels, most commonly found at Level 232. However, Emerald Ore is the rarest ore in and only spawns in small clusters of around 1-3 blocks each. As such, you’ll have to rely on many other sources, including Villager Trading and exploring structures such as ruins, temples, and shipwrecks.

Found by user u/umotex12 on Reddit, this seed features easy access to Emerald Ore right from your spawn point. Within easy walking distance of the spawn point are two Villages and a cavern with more Emerald Ore, allowing you to start trading with the local Villagers. Trading with Villagers in is one of the easiest ways to obtain Emeralds and other items, and you can often find some very favorable trades. Villagers will often willingly trade Emeralds for stacks of low-value items such as Rotten Flesh, a great way to dispose of otherwise useless items.

Nearby biomes also provide a wide variety of resources, including a swamp where you can start to breed Frogs in . As a nice bonus, the mountain ranges off in the distance provide a striking and scenic backdrop for your Survival Mode adventures.

World seeds work differently between Java and Bedrock Editions. Seeds that work in Java may generate different worlds without useful structures in Bedrock, and vice versa.

This seed spawns you on the outskirts of a picturesque village on a river heading straight out to sea. Off in the distance is a vast and hilly savannah biome with yet another village on the hillside. It’s arguably one of the best seeds for a Village start, and you’ll