Core Craft

Core Craft is a vanilla-plus survival expansion addon for Minecraft Bedrock Edition. It layers a quest system, new mobs and animals, expanded farming, furniture, and overhauled world generation onto a normal Bedrock world. CurseForge lists builds for Bedrock versions 26.10 through 26.50, shipped as a single .mcaddon file.

What Core Craft adds

The addon turns survival into a longer, more structured loop rather than adding one single feature. A Quest Master and Quest Book track objectives and guide players toward the pack's new systems, and a built-in wiki book explains mechanics in-game. An online wiki also exists at wiki.corecraft.gg.

• New mobs, animals, and mystical creatures such as mermaids and sirens, plus shadow creatures and mini bosses.
• A quest system with a Quest Master NPC and a Quest Book that tracks progress.
• Expanded farming and cooking, with new crops and recipes.
• Furniture and foliage blocks for decoration, and rare resources such as Ruby.
• Market Stand blocks for selling items to visiting traders.
• A ritual system tied to a Legendary Weapons collection.

The End Update

The newest build, version 1.2.7, carries the 1.2 End Update. It adds three new End biomes, fourteen new End mobs, a final boss, a new ritual with a legendary weapon, and new redstone and utility blocks. That makes the End a proper late-game destination rather than a short detour after the dragon.

Installing Core Craft on Bedrock

1. 1.Download the .mcaddon file from Core Craft's CurseForge page.
2. 2.Open the file with Minecraft Bedrock (double-click on Windows) so it imports automatically, or copy the pack folders into %appdata%\Minecraft Bedrock\users\shared\games\com.mojang.
3. 3.Create a new world, or open an existing one, and open its settings.
4. 4.Turn on both the Core Craft behavior pack and resource pack under the world's pack settings, then save.

For import problems, see Fix Add-Ons Not Working in Minecraft Bedrock.

Version support and honest limits

Core Craft touches mobs, worldgen, farming, crafting, and the End at once, so treat it as a main-world addon rather than a small drop-in tweak. That breadth is the main trade-off: it raises the odds of a recipe or loot conflict if you stack it with another large survival-expansion addon. CurseForge does not spell out Realms or dedicated-server behavior, so test it in a private, backed-up world before relying on it for a shared server.

Core Craft's own draw is its quests, rituals, and a Legendary Weapons collection. Better on Bedrock is a separate addon with its own page on this site.

Core Craft addon showcase

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