The Warden lives deep underground in Minecraft, packing a powerful punch.
Here, you might learn all about the Warden’s mechanics.
Ancient Cities also play host to a more curious secret, however.
What Is The Secret Redstone Room?
Ancient Citiesare sprawling underground structures that generate very rarely in the Deep Dark biome.
This portal islarge,rectangular, andmade out of reinforced deepslate.
We highly suggest exploring the Ancient City with a Potion of Night Vision.
This will help you see what is going on clearly.
Fortunately, locating the door isn’t too hard if you know where to look.
They act as a central pillar, while two player-sized one-by-two areas open on either side.
Can You Tunnel Into The Redstone Room?
Yes; if you want to immediately enter this room, you might simply tunnel in through the side.
If you want to do this, head to the rectangular platform under the portal and tunnel inwards.
Mechanism One
Thefirst mechanismis arguably the simplest.
The gimmick is simply that the Sculk isvery heavily occluded with wool.
you might also eat food here, which triggers the pistons to open.
It featuresa sprawling mess of redstonethat’s been redundant since 1.5, acting asa toggle flip-flop, ort-flip-flop.
As for how the door is opened, it’s more or lessidentical to mechanism one.
What’s Inside The Secret Redstone Room?
The first featuresa lectern with a comparator running out of it, into a lamp.
This demonstrates the functionality oftarget blocks, and showcases howredstone blocks can act as a moveable power source.
The final room showcases by far the most useful principle for newcomers to redstone.
It showsa redstone block feeding power into two repeaters, whichrun into a wool and glass block respectively.
A very key idea to understand when working with redstone.
Is There Loot In The Redstone Room?
Unfortunately, there is no loot in the redstone room, aside from the redstone items found within.
If you want to mine up these items and use them, then go for it!
Other than that though, the room is meant as a redstone tutorial/introduction for you to follow.
