Overended Mod / Addon

Overended Mod — a tiny world-gen flip that lets the End bleed into your overworld. One new biome, the Overworld End Wastes, spawns right in Minecraft Bedrock, and suddenly those pale end-stone flats and scraggly chorus plants are part of your early game routes instead of a late-trip flex. It doesn’t try to overhaul anything—just adds a weird, quiet pocket that changes how you plan day one through midgame.

The loop hits fast. You’re sprinting across plains, spot that chalky terrain on the horizon, and boom: free end stone for builds without touching a gateway. Chorus shows up here and there, so you can farm fruit early and play with teleport snacks while you’re still rocking iron. I like dropping a camp on the edge of the Wastes, mining a stack or two, then kiting mobs across the open flats at night; the sightlines are clean, and the screenshots come out with that eerie End vibe even though you’re still in Minecraft Bedrock’s overworld.

It’s also a neat builder’s boost. End stone textures land hard for modern bases and lab vibes, and having a local patch means you’re not rationing blocks for every wall. Need a quick stash spot? Carve into the end-stone shelf, torch it, and keep moving. For explorers, the biome becomes a waypoint—you mark it, route past it on resource laps, and come back whenever you want more purple stems or pale blocks.

Setup is simple: enable Custom Biomes, load your Minecraft Bedrock world, and go find the Overworld End Wastes. That’s the whole pitch—no gimmicks, no new bosses, just a strange slice of the End sitting where you don’t expect it. If you’ve ever wished you could grab end stone and chorus before rolling credits, Overended Mod gets you there with a clean, lightweight twist that fits right into survival.

Installation:
- Download Mod;
- Use Minecraft
- Open the downloaded file to install;
- Select it in the settings;
- Have fun!