Crimson Forest

Type	Nether
Rarity	Common
Temperature	2.0
Structures	Bastion remnants Glowstone blob Huge crimson fungus Lava seas Ruined portals Nether fortresses
Blocks	Crimson Nylium Netherrack Crimson Stem Nether Wart Block Blackstone Gravel Shroomlight Crimson Roots Crimson Fungus Warped Fungus Red Mushroom Brown Mushroom Weeping Vines

The crimson forest is a forested biome in the Nether.

Description[]

The crimson forest is dense and has a crimson color scheme. The forest's fog is dark red and blazing particles are seen floating. The forest floor is mostly covered with crimson nylium, with some netherrack and nether wart blocks generating on the surface as well. The vegetation of the biome includes fungi, crimson roots, huge crimson fungi and weeping vines. These vines hang from the large fungi and nether wart blocks from the ceiling.

Herds of hoglins commonly spawn throughout the forest. Piglins are also found here along with their occasional undead counterparts. Fortresses and bastions are structures that can generate in the forests.

↑ In Bedrock Edition, hoglins count toward the animal cap instead of the monster cap.

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These music tracks play while the player is in the Crimson Forest.

Filename in Minecraft	Gameplay	Soundtrack Title	Soundtrack
nether1.ogg	The Nether	"Concrete Halls"	Minecraft - Volume Beta No. 7
nether2.ogg	The Nether	"Dead Voxel"	Minecraft - Volume Beta No. 3
nether3.ogg	The Nether	"Warmth"	Minecraft - Volume Beta No. 11
nether4.ogg	The Nether	"Ballad of the Cats"	Minecraft - Volume Beta No. 15
chrysopoeia.ogg	Crimson Forest	"Chrysopoeia"	Minecraft: Nether Update (Original Game Soundtrack) No. 1

Nether ambience plays while the player is in the Nether.

Name	Resource location	Numeric ID	Translation key
Crimson Forest	`crimson_forest`	`171`	`biome.minecraft.crimson_forest`

Name	Resource location	Numeric ID
Crimson Forest	`crimson_forest`	`179`

Java Edition
Late 2017		The crimson forest is first conceptualized around the time that the Update Aquatic was in development.
September 28, 2019		The Crimson Forest (then named as netherwart forest) is announced at MINECON Live 2019.
1.16	20w06a	Added the crimson forest.
	20w06a	Added hoglins, which can spawn in crimson forests.
	20w07a	Added piglins, which can spawn in crimson forests.
	20w10a	Added ambience to the crimson forest.
	20w15a	Added music to the crimson forest.
	20w19a	Patches of blackstone and gravel now generate in crimson forests at level of the lava ocean.
Bedrock Edition
1.16.0	beta 1.16.0.51	Added the crimson forest.
	beta 1.16.0.57	Added mood sounds to the crimson forest.
	beta 1.16.0.57	Added music to the crimson forest.

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When the crimson forest was announced at MINECON Live 2019, which happened before the first Nether Update snapshot was released, it was known as "Nether wart forest". In the announcement, however, it was called "Nether wart forest red".
Most of the ambience in the crimson forest was made with balloons, which Samuel Åberg says creates a disturbing feeling of something stretching and forcing itself to bend.^[1]
This biome might be a reference to a biome in the game Terraria, in which there is also a red biome called the Crimson. There is also a similar ocurrance with the blue Hallow biome and the Warped Forest.
The music track titled "Chrysopoeia" is a reference to the real life term Chrysopoeia, a term in alchemy referring to the artificial production of gold. This further ties the Nether to both brewing and gold.