Sulfur Spring
| Biomes | Any Overworld surface biome above sulfur caves | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Generates in existing chunks |
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| Consists of |
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A sulfur spring is a feature that can be found on the Overworld surface above sulfur caves and consists of a pool of water surrounded by sulfur, sulfur spikes, and other rocks. The water pool contains potent sulfur that periodically erupts, creating a geyser.
Description
[edit | edit source]Sulfur springs generate only above sulfur caves on the surface in any overworld biome. They are small ponds surrounded by sulfur, cinnabar, tuff, granite, and sulfur spikes containing potent sulfur and magma blocks in a configuration suitable for geysers. They extend their roots of its blocks underground into the cave beneath, similar to the azalea tree.
They come in 10 variants across four sizes, with rarity increasing with size.
Structure
[edit | edit source]| Name | Blocks | Image | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|
sulfur_spring_small_1
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5000⁄31500 (15.873%) | |
sulfur_spring_small_2
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5000⁄31500 (15.873%) | |
sulfur_spring_small_3
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5000⁄31500 (15.873%) | |
sulfur_spring_small_4
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5000⁄31500 (15.873%) | |
sulfur_spring_medium_1
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3000⁄31500 (9.524%) | |
sulfur_spring_medium_2
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3000⁄31500 (9.524%) | |
sulfur_spring_medium_3
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3000⁄31500 (9.524%) | |
sulfur_spring_large_1
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1000⁄31500 (3.175%) | |
sulfur_spring_large_2
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1000⁄31500 (3.175%) | |
sulfur_spring_extra_large_1
|
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500⁄31500 (1.587%) |
Data values
[edit | edit source]History
[edit | edit source]Java Edition
[edit | edit source]| Java Edition | |||||||
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| 26.2 | snap1 | Added sulfur springs. | |||||
| snap5 | All variants of sulfur springs now produce geysers due to featuring magma blocks.[note 1] | ||||||
| snap6 | Updated all variants of sulfur springs. | ||||||
| Some sulfur spikes inside the water are not waterlogged. | |||||||
| snap7 | All sulfur spikes inside the springs are now waterlogged.[1] | ||||||
Bedrock Edition
[edit | edit source]| Bedrock Edition | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 26.20 Experiment | Preview 26.20.23 | Added sulfur springs. | |||||
| 26.30 | Preview 26.30.20 | Implemented all features from the "Drop 2 of 2026" experiment in vanilla gameplay, including sulfur springs. | |||||
| Preview 26.30.25 | All variants of sulfur springs now produce geysers due to featuring magma blocks.[note 1] | ||||||
| Preview 26.30.27 | Updated all variants of sulfur springs. | ||||||
| Name | Blocks | Image | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|
sulfur_spring_small_1
|
|
5000⁄31500 (15.873%) | |
sulfur_spring_small_2
|
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5000⁄31500 (15.873%) | |
sulfur_spring_small_3
|
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5000⁄31500 (15.873%) | |
sulfur_spring_small_4
|
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5000⁄31500 (15.873%) | |
sulfur_spring_medium_1
|
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3000⁄31500 (9.524%) | |
sulfur_spring_medium_2
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3000⁄31500 (9.524%) | |
sulfur_spring_medium_3
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3000⁄31500 (9.524%) | |
sulfur_spring_large_1
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1000⁄31500 (3.175%) | |
sulfur_spring_large_2
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1000⁄31500 (3.175%) | |
sulfur_spring_extra_large_1
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500⁄31500 (1.587%) |
Issues
[edit | edit source]Issues relating to "Sulfur Spring" are maintained on the bug tracker. Issues should be reported and viewed there.
Trivia
[edit | edit source]- The first iteration of sulfur springs was inspired by geyser mounds before Mojang settled on the name "spring". The second iteration was inspired by volcanic and sulfur-rich formations such as the Grand Prismatic Spring in Yellowstone National Park.[2]
Gallery
[edit | edit source]Screenshots
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A sulfur spring in a plains biome
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A sulfur spring in a desert biome
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A sulfur spring in a snowy plains biome
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A sulfur spring bursting in a birch forest biome
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Four sulfur springs in windswept hills
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A sulfur spring inside a Desert Village
Historical screenshots
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A sulfur spring in a plains biome
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A sulfur spring in a mushroom fields biome
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A sulfur spring in a snowy plains biome
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A sulfur spring in a desert biome
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A sulfur spring underwater in a cold ocean biome
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A rooted sulfur spring generated on edge of a hole
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Another rooted sulfur spring
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Three different sulfur springs near each other in savanna biome
Mojang screenshots
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A sulfur spring in a plains biome
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Magma sulfur cubes near a bursting spring. There is a ruined portal in the background and a zombie.
Notes
[edit | edit source]References
[edit | edit source]- ↑ MC-307912 – Sulfur spikes in sulfur springs are not waterlogged – resolved as "Fixed".
- ↑ "Test the final features from the Chaos Cubed drop" by Cristina Anderca – Minecraft.net, May 5, 2026.
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