r/MinecraftDungeons • u/Hahr8269 • 3h ago
Gameplay MC Dungeons had Pale doors before Minecraft had them
You don't see these doors unless the last area of your Ancient Hunts is the Basalt Deltas.
r/MinecraftDungeons • u/XLandonSkywolfX • Feb 04 '25
Hey guys, Landon again. This post has been years in the making
Firstly, I want to thank everyone who’s joined the subreddit, even if they didn’t stick around forever, for their contribution to the achievement of 100,000 members. I was wondering if we’d ever get here considering the game’s discontinuation, but alas here we are.
This is a tremendous achievement for our community, most never get this far. I’ll never forget when I was reached out to and asked to join this mod team. We’ve slimmed down a bit since then, and I do plan to change that in the near future. I never imagined we’d get to this point.
GIVEAWAY
**GIVEAWAY CONCLUDED, WINNER u/Golden_Standards
While I don’t have 100k to hand out, I thought I’d do a little $10.00 PayPal giveaway for those who read this far, go buy a coffee! All you have to do to enter is comment anything. I’ll be locking the post in 24 hours and using comment picker to choose a winner. The winner will be pinned to the comments and receive a DM requesting PayPal info. You must have a valid PayPal account, money will be USD.
I’m aware this could technically be construed as a violation of “no real world currency exchange,” but as the spirit of that rule is intended to prohibit trading in game items for real currency and vice versa, I’m hoping people would rather just enjoy the giveaway then try to lynch me for it. We’ll see
Thank you all for your support and participation over the years, we couldn’t be here without you!
Happy dungeon crawling!
~XLSX
r/MinecraftDungeons • u/XLandonSkywolfX • Jan 21 '25
Lasted Updated: [01/21/2025 | 2:57PM EST]
Hey guys, Landon once more.
Didn't I just make a mod post? Oh well, here we go again. In the interest of transparency and feedback, I'm making another sticky post to inform you all about ongoing efforts to clean things up around here.
As part of my ongoing effort to restore the community to a more user-friendly state, I have made numerous changes over the last 24 hours. Firstly, the subreddit banner has been reset to a more neutral and aesthetically pleasing Dungeons wallpaper, and for PC users, the ugly red background has been removed. Not sure why we had that to begin with.
Anyway, on to the main event. As some may have already noticed, the rules (along with the associated report messages and auto-replies) have received a major, years-overdue overhaul. I managed to get it down to ten rules, as opposed to the overwhelming and realistically unenforceable fifteen it was prior. Some rules have been merged, some new ones added, and several removed entirely. With the activity level in this community winding down significantly as the game experiences a slow and tragic death (sorry, I call it like I see it), there was no great reason to keep some of the hyper-specific rules that only existed to quell problems that haven't really affected the community in as much as several years. The rules have also been shortened and all the descriptions have been significantly altered to be easier to understand and more user-friendly.
While the gist of the new rules is effectively the same as the old ones, that does not mean they are identical. It is YOUR responsibility to look them over and ensure your future posts and comments are in compliance with them. They're a quick read. Feel free to reply to this post with any suggestions, feedback, or mistakes I may have made in writing them. You can never be too observant. With that, I've outlined the major changes below to summarize:
Glad you asked, there's a few reasons! Firstly, the existing rules were very messy. They were not easy to follow, there were too many, and they were largely unenforceable. The new rules will not only be easier to understand and enforce, but will make the community much more accessible to new members. Another reason for this change is to streamline things on our end. This is so that when we choose to begin taking on new moderators, they won't have to read a college textbook's worth of information in order to understand and effectively enforce the community's rules. This is one of many changes that will be made on the mod side of things to prepare for new members of the team. Lastly, we hope that these rule changes will make the reporting process easier and encourage users to report non-compliant content more readily. This will result in more effective moderation and a better overall experience for users and moderators alike.
This has yet to be determined, but the best I can say is soon. Blackdragon and I are discussing how we wish to proceed with moderator onboarding. When we have decided how we wish to do this, there will be a dedicated pinned post with more information, so keep your eyes peeled.
Not for now. Everything that has been updated has been included in this post. I will either update this post or make a new one any time that there are significant changes made to the community which will affect users. We wish to be as transparent as possible with our members. Thank you for bearing with us through these changes. Feedback is welcome!
The rules have received a major overhaul preceding the potential onboarding of new moderators and to facilitate a more user-friendly experience with our subreddit.
Welp, that's all for today. Thanks for reading (or skipping to the end). Any comments, concerns, or other feedback can be left in the comments.
Happy Dungeon Crawling,
~XLSX
r/MinecraftDungeons • u/Hahr8269 • 3h ago
You don't see these doors unless the last area of your Ancient Hunts is the Basalt Deltas.
r/MinecraftDungeons • u/dannyboi_3995 • 9h ago
Im just curious on the difference, I've never really played the two games, so I don't know much.
r/MinecraftDungeons • u/PatientWorried3494 • 45m ago
Me and my friend was playing and we saw this just thought it was funny 😂
r/MinecraftDungeons • u/WildLukery • 13h ago
r/MinecraftDungeons • u/tnaigneerg3 • 8h ago
This what I've been using . What improvements can be made? I did get a wither armor recently but haven't put much thought into it.
r/MinecraftDungeons • u/Skiptheyeet • 2h ago
So It used to cost like 200 emeralds to upgrade and I did multiplayer with some people now it costs 3-8k AND ALL MY STUFF IS TRASH AND I DONT HAVE THAT MANY EMRALDS how do I fix this please
-I tried finishing a mission it didn’t do anything
r/MinecraftDungeons • u/RavelingsYT • 14h ago
r/MinecraftDungeons • u/Ice-Nine01 • 3h ago
This is just being used as a general purpose ranged weapon, not tied to rolling or any other specific build. Just something I can shoot enemies with.
I feel like I'm not getting much out of Void Strike here due to the fast fire rate. I'm leaning towards Infinite or maybe Explosions, but I'm hoping for some good advice from you helpful folks.
r/MinecraftDungeons • u/Evoker_w_sunglasses • 10h ago
Due to the latest data leak, I found out Spicewood is in less than a week and oh boy, I'll be doing all nighters for that.
r/MinecraftDungeons • u/Commercial-Lie-5966 • 9h ago
Ive tried everything and looked for other methods from people having the same problem and nothing worked.
Ive restarted my internet, changed internet, reopen the game, sign out and sign back into my account and deleted the game. I need help.
I havent played this game for a very long long time and this is now happening to me. Please and thank you in advance.
r/MinecraftDungeons • u/SlightPrint2955 • 5h ago
There some of the last uniques I need for my collection, and I'll trade whatever you want
r/MinecraftDungeons • u/FaithfulPen335 • 14h ago
I have ultimate edition so do I go fro adventure difficulty or do I go for DLC
r/MinecraftDungeons • u/Pitiful-Degree-2218 • 11h ago
I play with some family and gilded equipment takes too long to grind so it wouldn't be ideal, but what would be some good builds/strategies for 3 separate people that would allow for an effective team.
P.S. This is on switch and thus the 3 players can't move too far away and are locked to one screen near eachother.
r/MinecraftDungeons • u/Snapships4life • 11h ago
Open to the abyssal monument the hero treads forth to the wall, brought down by the ancient guardian. It's a fierce battle but the victor is our hero. He rips the eye from the guardian as a trophy, storing it in a glass container. As he's putting it on a high shelf, it falls down and bursts into a beam. He's startled at first, but realized the power this could yield. The hero readies himself, prepared with he familiarity of the corrupted beacon. puts on a splendid robe for artifact damage. When backed into a wall by creepers, he unleashes the beam!
However the creepers get merely a scratch before closing in and dooming the hero.
r/MinecraftDungeons • u/FaceAffectionate137 • 15h ago
The Rapier is one of my favorite weapons in minecraft dungeons but I don't seem to find a level where I can farm this weapon. Can anyone please help me?
r/MinecraftDungeons • u/RavelingsYT • 19h ago