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Cave Systems are common in and underneath most of the Biomes in LEGO Worlds. They are not a true Biome unto themselves, but are tied to the generation of other Biomes.
Appearance[]
Cave systems are typically large to small tunnels and caverns running through and under the landscape. Due to their structure, areas near the surface are likely to share some traits, such as certain props spawning in the cave, or the cave surfaces taking on the predominant colour scheme of the surface biome. Deeper down, the caves tend to turn black, sometimes with crystals embedded throughout the walls and ceiling, similar to the Crystal Landscape . Lava rivers and pools are not uncommon, frequently blocking passages downward. Stud Chests are common throughout the caves, and even Treasure Chests can occasionally be found there.
Models[]
Objects:[]
| Name | Cost | Category | |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Stalagmite Clump |  450
|
Rocks |
|
Large Stalagmite | 250
|
Rocks |
|
Medium Stalagmite | 250
|
Rocks |
|
Small Stalagmite | 250
|
Rocks |
|
Extra Large Stalactite | 250
|
Rocks |
|
Extra Large Stalagmite | 250
|
Rocks |
|
Spelunker | 250
|
Spooky Objects |
|
Orange Cave Mushroom | 550
|
Logs and Mushrooms |
|
Green Cave Mushroom | 550
|
Logs and Mushrooms |
|
Small Cave Mushroom | 550
|
Logs and Mushrooms |
And some Treasure Chests and Stud Chests to boot.
Characters:[]
Creatures:[]
Vehicles:[]
None, and if you do see one it is most likely from above
Brick Builds:[]
There are no Brick Builds in the Cave Systems, and if you do, it's most likely a structure from above that spawned below.
Useful Galactic Coordinates:[]
There is no need for Galactic Coordinates, just simply dig down or to put it simply
DIG DOWN FAR ENOUGH!
Notes[]
- Caves do not appear underneath tutorial worlds or the Super Flat biome.
- In Early Access, for some reason, Dessert Desert biomes spawned inside caves.
- Added in Content Update 1
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