Nethermore

Taken to Lands Nevermore

Nethermore's main content appears only beyond 2000 blocks from nether's spawn. This counts Nether position, not the translated Overworld position.

Haunted Crags...

The subbiome of Basalt Deltas

The Lungs.

Polluted by tar and growths. Barely any lungs left to speak of.
The upper layers are filled with growths, which can be found quite difficult to walk on in comparison to normal terrain. However, if one tumor is mined, more will break around it.

Their main drop is morbid pieces. the best part is. you can eat them. And craft the various types of tumor blocks with additional materials.

Black Bile.

Tar births something new. Something hostile.
The lower layers are filled with tar pools and fused tar, which is mostly decorative.
Alongside rare hexated obelisks, which can be mined to be used for experience of as decor.
Tar pools heavily slow the player down and distort their screen.

Down in The dumps.

Garbage bags. Contain random garbage items. Mostly rotten flesh.

Scrambled Pit...

The subbiome of Soul Sand Valley

The Heart.

A loud, yet slow heartbeat is present throughtout the entire biome.
Certain enemies march into nothing (and as such, attack you) to the beat of it.

There are large crystal spires made out of a material that resonates with the heartbeats. However, it loses that quality outside of the biome.
And yet. Something lives. Odd shrooms and plants feasting on the matter left behind by souls and old bones grow here.

Yellow Bile.

Pools of bilestone, eyes, growths, pool around the lava levels.
Actually quite harmless, even in such a hostile space.

Old, rusted rafters.

Above, there are rafters, with fixtures just as old as them. Something derelict.
Can be ripped apart and smelted into iron nuggets, or be kept as decoration.
Rarely, storage rooms with cabinets appear, which can be looted once for random items.

Whispers..

The feature of Crimson Forests
A tree?, spewing? letters?

It is known.

But the words were all scrambled.

Slivers make all rendered text less comprehensible, when the player is standing on them.