Biome

''This article is about the buyable spaces named after actual Minecraft biomes. For the spaces that are railroads in real Monopoly, see Structures. For the spaces that are utilities in real Monopoly, see Characters.''

In Minecraft Monopoly, the whole point is to make the other players go bankrupt. A great way to do this is to buy biomes and eventually use them to take the other players' money, making them bankrupt. There are three ways to obtain a biome:


 * Be the first to land on the biome, and buy it from the bank
 * Be the highest bidder in an auction for the biome
 * Trade for it with another player

When obtaining possession of the biome, whether from another player or the bank, the player also obtains the physical title deed, a mini document listing all of the information related to that biome.

If a player has all the biomes in one color group, that player has the privileges of charging double rent on unimproved biomes, as well as erect houses and villages to increase the rent even more.

The biomes are all named after actual biomes in the game of Minecraft, although many have been renamed, changed, or removed as the game continues to update. See the latest names of the biomes in this game and more at minecraft.gamepedia.com/Biome

As the biomes wrap around the board, starting at Go, costs and rents increase greatly, and even more so when there are buildings on the biomes. Costs can be as low as 60 emeralds and as high as 400 emeralds. Rents can plummet all the way to 2 emeralds, but when you have a fully improved The End (with a village), the rent skyrockets to 2,000 emeralds!

Below is a list of all the biomes, plus their color group, rent, price, and maximum value. Click on the biome name for more information.