Rank Your Favorite/Least Favorite Land Biomes

Temperate deciduous.

1- Subpolar Deciduous
Perfection in every way. The only example of this forest is the Magellanic Forests of southern Patagonia. The trees are very exotic, their leaves are dark green and they become orange by autumn before falling when winter comes. The only dangerous animal there is the Loxosceles Laeta spider, which lurks in dusty corners of old houses. The climate of those forests is subpolar oceanic, with good temperatures and precipitation.

2- Temperate Deciduous
Similar to the above, but with larger trees and denser canopy. There are very few dangerous animals there. Grizzly bears aren't even dangerous, most of their diet is plant. Wolves usually avoid humans. The only dangerous thing I can think of are Black Widows.

3- Taiga/Alpine
Evergreen pine forests are nice and aesthetically pleasing.

4- Tundra

Very good and aesthetically pleasing. It looks stunning during summer.

5- Temperate Steppe
There are 2 types of temperate steppes, the dry grasslands like the ones from Southern Russia and the American Midwest, or the wet bog filled peaty grasslands of Northwest Scotland and Ireland. The dry grasslands are nice, but the wet grasslands are awful because of the wetty muddy soil.

6- Subtropical Deciduous/Coniferous
The biome I live in (Temperate Coniferous). It's mostly ok.

7- Mediterranean
It's ok.

8- Tropical Savanna
The wildlife can be quite dangerous. Lions and Rhinos are very dangerous animals from the savannas.

9- Ice Cap
The lack of vegetation is not something I like. But at least there is no risk of dying of dehydration there.

10- Desert
Lacks vegetation, similar to an Ice Cap, but with scorpions, venomous snakes and deadly heat. Not to mention the lack of water.

11- Tropical rainforest
Literally hell. Mosquitoes, venomous spiders, snakes and scorpions everywhere. One bite from those fuckers and you'll die. At least in deserts you can see dangerous animals approaching, but in rainforests they might fall from a tree on you. Huge animals like hippos and gorillas also live there. If you are unlucky enough to find a gorilla, you'll get ripped apart by him. If you find a hippo, you're done. Not to mention the abundant diseases. At least in an ice cap you'll die a relatively painless death, much preferable to being molested and eaten by a gorilla, poisoned to death by a spider or dying of Ebola.

I will rank these as the following...

1. Subtropical broadleaf/coniferous
2. Tropical savanna
3. Tropical rainforest
4. Desert
5. Mediterranean
6. Temperate deciduous
7. Temperate steppe
8. Taiga/alpine
9. Tundra
10. Ice cap

I don't like hot weather any more, but I still like the looks of tropical landscapes. I voted for Savanna/tropical grassland.

The latter - as to how much you like a specific biome, climate can also be a factor in your preferences.