Crystashia, Frozen Skies

  My take on an anti-nether sky dimension.

  To enter the dimension, you need 5 blocks of quartz, 1 water bucket, and an emerald. Create the structure displayed below and toss the emerald into it.

This is not a portal, this is a catapult. So make sure there aren't any blocks above you or else you'll get stuck.

  The only way to escape the dimension is to jump out of the sky, so make sure you can survive the fall before you come.

Biomes

  This dimension currently contains 4 different biomes and a few variants.

Sky Glacier


Giant walls of ice that tower up to the world hight, blocking easy access to the lands beyond. This biome is purely decorative and has nothing valuable in it really unless you need lots of blue ice.

Snowberry Forest



Glorious alpine woodlands filled with many trees and Illager encampments. Watch out for the Wandering Trappers. They may have a few tricks up their sleeves.

Snowy Warped Forest



Their spores spread across the dimensions by the Endermen, the warped forests of the nether have adapted to the cold environment here. You can find strange soul sand patches here which often have emeralds in them, making this the new best place to get emeralds if you're willing to take the risk.


Levisand Desert




The snow does not fall in this dry, blue, sandy place. The islands are sparser here, but maybe the magic in these sands can help you across. Watch out for phantoms.


WARNING


This pack is in early development. I have released this early as a way of incentivizing me to make it and as a Christmas present for a few people. There are a few bugs and incomplete features that could negatively impact gameplay. There is also no guarantee future versions of this pack will be compatible with the current versions. Don't install this on any world you care about without making a backup. That being said, I hope you enjoy Crystashia, Frozen Skies, and have a very merry Christmas!

Special thanks to Starmute, who helped get me get into worldgen, get around a few issues, and gave me the fancy icicle structure you can see in a few places.