Stardew Artifacts Mod / Addon

Stardew Artifacts Mod is a fan-made add-on that brings in a full collection of Stardew Valley–inspired artifacts as discoverable items that fit right into normal Overworld survival. You don’t have to go to the Nether or the End for any of it, and it’s designed to work in survival worlds and existing saves, so you can add it to a world you already care about and start finding stuff naturally while you play.

The pack adds 42 unique artifacts, and the whole loop is tied to exploring, mining, and digging the way you already do. The drops come from breaking natural blocks while you’re out doing your usual survival grind, and the system is script-based and lightweight. The chance is 2% when breaking the specific block types the add-on targets (the exact block list isn’t included in your text), so it’s not something you’re going to complete in ten minutes. It’s meant to be rare enough that you keep wandering and working for it over time.



In-game, Stardew Artifacts Mod is best when you treat it like a long-term collection goal, not a fast power-up. The artifacts are currently for decoration only, so the reward is the flex: building a display room, lining up finds in your base, and getting that “yo, I actually found this” feeling after a long mining session. A good rhythm is to just play survival normally—strip mining one day, cave runs another, digging around while scouting new areas—and let the artifacts show up as bonuses instead of trying to force a single drop.

The weirdest compliment I've ever received in Minecraft came from somebody who said my house looked like a place where people actually lived. I wasn't sure whether that was supposed to be nice. The building wasn't particularly impressive, especially compared with the giant castles surrounding our village. There were boots and spare tools scattered near the entrance, food sitting in random barrels, and a little table beside the window where I kept whatever I'd been working on recently. My friend said he liked that none of it looked carefully staged. He could walk inside and immediately tell what I'd been doing. That made me notice how often I build rooms that look great but never actually get used. Since then, I've paid more attention to where I spend time rather than decorating everything just for screenshots. I still have plenty of useless rooms, though. One contains nothing but a painting and a suspiciously expensive chair.

Since everything is Overworld-only, it’s also great for chill worlds where you don’t want progression gated behind other dimensions. If you’re playing Minecraft Bedrock with friends, it’s easy to turn this into a shared collection project where everyone brings back finds and you build one big artifact room together. And because it’s explicitly a fan-made add-on, it’s worth keeping the credit line clear: Stardew Valley belongs to ConcernedApe, while Stardew Artifacts Mod is just bringing that inspired collection vibe into your Overworld survival loop.

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!