Enabled addons
- Eternal Caves
Minecraft Bedrock Marketplace add-on by Panascais adding 22 cave biomes, over 550 blocks & items, 60+ animals/monsters/bosses, a Dwarven civilization, and a gemstone crafting system.
- AdventureCraft
Minecraft Bedrock Marketplace RPG overhaul add-on by Octovon. Adds class-based starts (Explorer, Knight, Scoundrel, Arcanist, Beastmaster), a Manganese/Steel/Frosted Steel/Dragon Scale gear ladder, a Runestone-powered spellcrafting system, four tameable dragons, named NPC traders, and the three-phase boss Lord Tromos.
- Eternal End
Minecraft Bedrock Marketplace add-on by Panascais that reimagines the End dimension with 6 new biomes, 250+ blocks and items, armor and tools, new mobs/villagers/animals, and a reworked Void Dragon boss fight.
- The Hollow Dimension
Minecraft Bedrock Marketplace add-on by Radium Studio adding a new 'Hollows' dimension reached via a Totem of Souls, with Unstable and Stable variants, 8 unique entities, boss battles, Soul Sword & Scythe weapons, and 60-100+ custom blocks.
- Plenty of Blocks
Minecraft Bedrock Marketplace add-on by Owls Cubed that adds decorative variants of blocks you already have. There are two ways to get them: put almost any vanilla block into a Stonecutter and pick a variant, or craft named blocks at the add-on's own Custom Craftstation (5 planks + 3 cobblestone + an iron ingot). Almost every block can be further cut into stairs and slabs, and slabs from this add-on can be placed vertically against a wall. Entries here are transcribed from the add-on's built-in 20-page guidebook. Note: the Stonecutter pages show each source block followed by a strip of variant textures, but the guidebook never prints names for the individual variants, so those are documented one entry per source material with a picture of the variant strip rather than invented per-variant names. Guidebook pages 13-14 were not captured and are missing from this pack; they likely hold a few more Custom Craftstation recipes.
- One Block Dimension Add-On
Minecraft Bedrock Marketplace add-on by Lifeboat Network. Adds the One Block Dimension: a survival island built around a single 'Magic Block', reached via a custom Oneite Portal built from Blocks of Oneite (crafted from Oneite Shards, which grow on Budding Oneite found via Oneite Geodes). Mining the Magic Block grows Charged Oneite Shards on the portal, used to craft an upgradeable Charged Oneite Sword and Armor. The guide's in-game block gallery separately documents a large family of named 'One-' variant building blocks (One Grass, One Stone, One Log, etc). Also features an Oneite Glider for a safe return trip to the Overworld, Oneite Binoculars, and four original mobs including the dyeable/shearable Cloud Ewe.
- Mowzie's Mobs
Official Minecraft Bedrock Marketplace port (by Honeyfrost) of the popular Java mod Mowzie's Mobs. Adds 12 unique fictional creatures with custom AI and animations, including several boss fights that reward magical items and abilities. Bedrock stats/drops are sparsely documented publicly; where a fact could only be confirmed from the original Java mod's wiki, it is disclosed per-entry in notes/sources.
- Markers Pack
Minecraft Bedrock Marketplace add-on by 2-Tail Productions (creator site: foxynotail.com) — a pure HUD/utility add-on, not a content addon. It adds no new blocks, items, or mobs to obtain. Instead its behavior pack watches vanilla Armor Stands: give any Armor Stand a banner and cycle its pose, and a floating billboard/sign appears showing one of ~11 info overlays — Biome Detection, Chunk Grids (1x1/3x3/5x5), Compass, Coordinates, Nether Coordinates, Days in Game, Time of Day, Distance Measure, FPS, Spawn Spheres, and Mob Spawner Range. Because the addon repurposes vanilla banners and armor stands rather than adding its own items, there is nothing addon-specific to catalog as a block/item/mob entry — this pack intentionally ships with no blocks.json/mobs.json/items.json. Ambiguity note: 'Markers Pack' is a generic name; multiple unrelated things share it (a different, free, fan-made resource pack of the same name by other authors, and unrelated 'marker' plugins on other platforms). The one documented here is confirmed as the actual Bedrock Marketplace add-on (490 Minecoins, published 2024-09-03 by 2-Tail Productions) via CHUNK and Bedrock Explorer marketplace mirrors, cross-checked against the creator's own site (foxynotail.com), which hosts the same feature list and links to the official Marketplace listing. The exact armor-stand-pose-to-feature mapping (e.g. 'pose 5 = Compass') was documented by the creator for a related experimental combo add-on (Armor Stands+ & Markers) rather than found in the Marketplace listing text itself, so treat the specific pose numbers as indicative of the mechanic rather than a guaranteed 1:1 match to the current paid Marketplace version.
- Actions & Stuff
Cosmetic Bedrock Marketplace add-on by Oreville Studios. Replaces player and mob animations (swimming, sitting, blinking, combat swings, jumping) with smoother, more cinematic motion, adds 3D models for held/worn items like armor and lanterns, updates particles and lighting, and retextures vanilla assets while keeping them recognizable. It does not add new ores, mobs, or craftable items — vanilla blocks, mobs, and items just look and animate differently. Also bundles 30 cosmetic player skins and some minigame-only props (scoring zones, confetti) tied to the separate Chaos Cubed game drop, which are not part of normal survival gameplay.
- Biomes O' Plenty
Minecraft Bedrock Marketplace add-on by 4KS Studios (QA'd by Glitchfiend, the original mod team) — an official Bedrock port of the popular Java Edition mod. Adds 50+ overworld biomes (the publisher states 56 of the 59 current Java overworld biomes are included as of mid-2026), plus new plants, flowers, trees, and building blocks; villages now generate within BOP biomes. A few overworld biomes, all Nether biomes, and all End biomes are still to come. The biome list in this pack has been expanded to cover the full Biomes O' Plenty roster from the Java mod's wiki, so most entries here are NOT confirmed for the Bedrock port — every biome entry carries its own `bedrock_status` row stating whether it's confirmed in Bedrock, imported unconfirmed Java-wiki detail, or a Nether/End biome the publisher's FAQ says hasn't shipped to Bedrock yet. Check that row before treating any biome's detail as Bedrock-accurate.