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More Villagers in Quake-Ravaged Biome to Receive 750 Emeralds

By Tom Cobblestone, Staff Reporter for The Redstone Herald
Quake Biome, Overworld – More tenants living in quake-damaged huts and lodges in the Shaky Biome will receive a one-time compensation of 750 emeralds, according to Secretary of Repairs Eddie Stoneforge.

This announcement follows the initial payouts granted to a select group of villagers back in 2022. The new scheme expands the eligibility zone, allowing more tenants to apply for aid to address delayed repairs caused by ongoing biome stabilization efforts. Villagers renting from private landlords who missed the first round of emerald disbursements can submit their claims starting from 21st of Embermonth through to the end of Frostmoon 2025.

A Step Toward Safer Living

"Every villager deserves a secure and well-maintained hut," stated Stoneforge. "Due to uncertainty about biome reinforcements, many repairs have been delayed. It's encouraging that more villagers can now access this compensation, whether they rent from private landlords or Guild Corporations."

The emeralds are intended to help resolve issues like cracked walls, damaged crafting stations, and unstable roofs—repairs often postponed due to fears of creeper explosions or further biome quakes.

Who Can Claim?

The compensation is available to villagers who resided in a social rental home as of 1st Glowstone 2021. These homes, managed by Village Corporations or private landlords, are defined as having base rents below the social emerald threshold.

Corporation Tenants: Emeralds will be distributed automatically by their Guild overseers.

Private Renters: Villagers must apply directly through the Northern Overworld Alliance (NOA) trading post portal.


Stoneforge assured that the expanded eligibility zone now covers more affected villagers and urged everyone to check their eligibility before the year ends.

“Whether you’re crafting, mining, or farming, all villagers deserve a safe haven from biome instability,” he added.

For more details, visit your local Guild Hall or check the NOA message board in your village square.


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