List of Highest Natural Mountains
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Revision as of 14:22, 22 April 2021
This page is an attempt to log the highest found natural mountain in any of the Dogcraft Minecraft worlds.
Some instructions for explorers:
- Anyone can enter any mountain they find only if it is higher than any of the previous logged discoveries in that same world.
- Any kind of naturally generated block can count as 'highest' point. So for example, when there's a tree on top of a mountain, then the top of that tree counts as the logged height. The logged height is the Y-value that is displayed in the debug screen when you stand on top.
- Artificial mountains or builds are, obviously, excluded. Also any modifications to the natural landscape don't count, obviously. Keep it pristine!
- This page starts with the currently active worlds (Husky and Beagle), as of april 22nd, 2021, but can be expanded with explorations of previous worlds (sur1 - sur3) and any future worlds.
Happy exploring! :D
Survival 4
Husky
| Mountain Name | Coördinates | Biome | Screenshot | Discovery date | Explorer | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Beagle
| Mountain Name | Coördinates | Screenshot | Discovery date | Explorer |
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This page was last modified on 22 April 2021, at 14:22. (3 months ago)
