There should always be a ruined throne room and treasury. Random rooms could just be rooms that don't include any items that you cannot obtain in any of the other rooms.
The castles can have a mix of always included and randomly spawning rooms. You would buy a map from a cartographer as per usual and then travel to its location. They could a dungeon filled with pillagers with a pillager lord guarding his treasure. To sum it up, I think this idea has a lot of potential and could very well end up being a favorite structure of most players.Ībandoned Castles would be similar to the mansions already in the game. One might even find a Dragon Egg and a few heads of various mobs laying about the place - a testament to hard-won battles before the castle inevitably fell. You could find armor stands with potentially enchanted armor and weapons on them or chests with valuable loot.
Maybe you could find an enchantment table library or even a brewery, perhaps even a broken Nether or End Portal. It could even have parts that have since been buried or overgrown and need excavating or a massive dungeon system underground. Maybe the castle could have collapsed sections, blasted-out walls and floors, booby traps, secret rooms, puzzles, you name it. Maybe the villagers need help throwing down the tyrant king, or they need to be cured of the zombie plague. There could even be a snowy village near or within the walls that would generate as a secondary structure.
Perhaps the size can vary as well, from a single tower to a sprawling compound.
If this were implemented, it would only require a simple conquering and touch-up to have a castle to call one's own. I would very much like to see this in the game, but for another reason: Building a castle in Minecraft that is actually a decent size is a huge project that can take days, and I don't mean the 20-minute ones. The ominous tone of your writing really gives this suggestion some flair.
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