Dungeon Raiders Mod / Addon

Dungeon Raiders Mod — you’re hiking a ridge when a stone mouth opens in the hillside and cool air spills out. That’s your invite. These dungeons generate on their own and crack the surface, so you actually find them while roaming instead of hunting coordinates. Step in and you’ll hit a real mix: tight corridors, split-level chambers, side rooms that loop back, and the occasional drop shaft daring you to commit. New blocks set the tone—trial spawners that put pressure on your footing, and vaults tucked in alcoves waiting for you to clear the room before you claim whatever’s inside.

Run them like a pro. Pack torches, a spare pick, food, and at least one stack of blocks for on-the-fly bridges. I like to “breadcrumb” my route: torch right on the way in, left on the way out, so you never spiral in circles when things get loud. Hear a spawner kick? Don’t panic—cut angles, place a quick wall, and pick targets in order instead of swinging blind. When you spot a vault, secure the space first, then breathe and loot; greed is how you end up sprinting back from spawn.



Co-op turns the runs into little heists. One person leads and calls turns, one is the torch runner, and one handles chest pulls while the room is held. Trade roles between floors so everyone stays sharp. Loot isn’t just shiny—expect practical finds: food stashes to keep you moving, weapons and armor to replace what just broke, and the occasional upgrade that changes your plan for the night. Because entrances live on the surface, you can chain two or three dungeons in one session. Mark the door you cleared, watch the sunset from the ridge, and pick a new mouth on the horizon for the next raid.

Installation Mod:
- Download the .mcaddon / .mcpack;
- Open the file to import into the game;
- In World Settings → Resource Packs and Behavior Packs, enable it (turn on Experiments if needed);
- Have fun!