The Faewilds

Overview
The Faewilds is a series of ever-changing floating islands and forests. Almost entirely kept at night, it is a hostile, but rewarding dimension. Players who stay here have one less heart than usual, but gain a small amount of xp every few seconds. There also is a high increase in monster spawn rates, with phantoms being a natural part of the enemy spawns. It also has large sources of lapis ore in the stone.

To enter Faewilds you must build or fly all the way up to the block limit in the Overworld. To leave, drop down to the very bottom to return to the overworld. If shift is held in the Faewilds, the player receives slow-falling.

The Faewilds are home to the Faefolk, a magical, athletic, elvish race with an affinity for enchantment.

Structures
There are Faewild towers in the woods, with a chest at the top of each tower that is filled with berries, cobwebs, Bottle's O' Enchanting, and sometimes golden carrots. It also has an illusioner spawner inside the tower.

Faewild pool structures are located in the fields. On opposite sides of the pillars contain spawners that constantly create pool shulkers that protect the very center of the pool. In the center is 4 shulker boxes that contain tons of Bottle's O' Enchanting, cobwebs, and more.

The floating island structure is a series of islands that extend upward in the Dells biome. Inside the house at the top is a chest with various Faewild goodies(very similar loot table to the Faewild Tower). There is a second, higher island located at the very top with doors that lead to a water source, and four lapis blocks under the water. There is also a chest at the very top of the water source

The Hamlet biome often contains a blue village variant. The Faewild village has three types of wandering traders present, each of which offer altered spawn eggs. Trades here are often bought with enchanting loot that can be found around other Faewild structures, and emeralds.


 * One spawns a fuseless creeper.


 * Another spawns a killer bunny.


 * The last spawns a horse with hp, speed, and jump boost.

Some of the village houses contain vindicators and illagers, which will attack and kill the wandering traders if left to escape. (Do note that due to the floating island generation of Faewild there may be some buildings that spawn on the very bottom of the dimension on accident.)

Biomes
The Woods biome is filled with tall trees and shrubbery covering the ground all around the islands. Be on the lookout for an increased monster spawn rate, especially with the tree cover creating even more shade. Tower structures spawn here.

The Dells biome is one of the most unique and magical biomes in The Bracken Pack. It contains glowing stained glass, stone trees with sea lanterns located inside and outside of the trees. The "grass" is replaced with warped nylium in this biome, and large twisting vines grow throughout. Be on the lookout for a floating island house structure, as it gives a very easy pre-built Faewild base to any player that wishes to settle in The Faewilds

The Fields biome is very self-explanatory. It is a large open field containing tall grass, and small patches of mossy cobblestone. In addition, it also has some watermelon patches you can find on some of the isles as well.

The Hamlet biome is very similar to the woods biome except for its distinct willow trees along side the usual very tall trees. It also contains the special Faewild village, a very valuable location that has unique and exclusive spawn eggs. (see above in structures). Despite the inhabitants of said village are wandering traders, they, canonically, are Faefolk. As there is no custom model feature in resource packs as of writing this page, there are no plans to replace said villagers will Faefolk custom models and sounds.

Lore
The Faewild is an ever-changing landscape of floating islands and forests. Time and space behave inconsistently here, and the Faefolk that dwell within tend to lack realization of permanence, oftentimes being non-materialistic and spontaneously chaotic, having little recollection of past events or anticipation toward the future.