FantasyMC is a medieval fantasy addon for Minecraft PE built for low-end devices and designed around survival, exploration, taming, combat, and magical gear. Based on the structure of this pack, it combines a behavior pack and a resource pack to add new creatures, crafting systems, rare materials, magical staffs, armor, crafting tables, and fantasy-themed world content while keeping gameplay smooth on weaker devices. The add-on is meant to feel like a story-driven survival expansion where players gather materials, tame beasts, ride creatures, and build stronger equipment for PvE and exploration.
This pack is organized as a full fantasy extension with a clear split between gameplay logic and visual assets. The behavior pack contains entity definitions, recipes, items, scripts, loot tables, structures, spawn rules, and mechanics for mobs and systems. The resource pack provides textures, models, sounds, animations, particle effects, and item visuals so the content appears as a cohesive fantasy world. The addon is centered around medieval equipment, dragons, drakes, golems, undead creatures, magical scrolls, and a progression path based on raw material gathering and crafting.
| Package |
Type |
Purpose |
Notes |
| bp |
Behavior Pack |
Game logic, entity behaviors, items, recipes, commands, spawn rules, loot tables, functions, structures |
Main gameplay content and mechanics |
| rp |
Resource Pack |
Textures, models, sounds, particles, animations, entity visuals, UI assets |
Needed for correct visuals and animations |
| Manifest and pack metadata |
Core addon definition |
Author info, compatibility, version data, dependency linking between BP and RP |
Must match the correct pack dependency order |
| Creature |
Role |
Description |
| Battle Golem |
Heavy guardian |
A powerful melee protector that fights in close range and acts as a defensive battlefield unit. |
| Drake |
Flying mount / beast |
A dragon-like creature used for aerial travel, attacks, and high-tier fantasy progression. |
| Frostfire |
Elemental threat |
A cold-fire hybrid mob that attacks with magical or elemental force and brings a dangerous battlefield presence. |
| Fowlraptor |
Raptor / flying mob |
A fast avian predator that adds a more aggressive aerial threat to the world. |
| Lich |
Undead mage boss |
A dark spellcaster that fits the necromantic fantasy theme and often carries high-value drops. |
| Mimic |
Trap chest |
A deceptive mob that imitates a chest or loot object and can ambush players. |
| Ruined Guardian |
Ancient defender |
An old mechanical or magical defense construct with strong attack patterns and boss-like presence. |
| Satirimus |
Mythic creature |
A creature of the mythic forest or wild region, often linked to magical or wild survival mechanics. |
| Wrought Sentry |
Automated defender |
A built sentry or construct designed for defense and combat support. |
| Wretch |
Dark undead |
A twisted undead mob that reinforces the horror and survival fantasy side of the addon. |
| Black Bear |
Wild animal |
A wilderness creature used for pelt and utility materials. |
| Dire Wolf |
Predator companion |
A more dangerous form of wolf with stronger combat behavior and survival use. |
| Goblin |
Enemy faction |
A low-tier hostile mob often found in the fantasy world and tied to scavenging and loot. |
| Orc Warchief |
Elite raider |
A higher-tier orc boss-type unit suited for stronger combat encounters. |
| Forest Troll |
Bruiser |
A wild brute found in forest or swamp environments, often dangerous in close combat. |
| Yeti |
Arctic creature |
A cold-region creature used as a challenge mob and for rare crafting resources. |
- How to get items: Most gear and crafting resources in this addon are obtained by looting mobs, breaking special blocks, gathering rare ore variants, and crafting from upgraded materials. The structure of the pack includes dedicated item folders such as metals, herbs, hides, bones, gems, and magical scrolls.
- How to hatch and summon: Some fantasy creatures are accessed by special spawn logic, summon items, or scripted item use. If the world uses the add-on correctly, you can obtain summon or spawn-related objects from creative mode, loot, or crafting systems.
- How to breed and care for creatures: The add-on includes animal and creature logic, and some mobs can be handled through survival interactions, feeding, or environment conditions. Keep your creatures in safe spaces and provide time for them to settle before using them as mounts or companions.
- How to tame: Taming is tied to the creature type and item behavior. Usually, a tamed creature is earned through repeated safe interaction, using the correct item, or by using a crafted saddle or companion tool. Follow the mob-specific behavior rules in the world, and avoid forcing combat while a creature is still unsettled.
- How to ride and fly: The pack includes mount-related gear and drake-based flight systems. To use a rideable creature, equip the relevant saddle or mount item and interact with the creature while it is calm and controlled. Drakes and flying beasts are usually best used in open terrain with space for takeoff and landing.
- How to gather materials: Gather metals and crafting runs from ore blocks, rare stone variants, mob drops, herbs, bones, pelt items, and special world resources. The addon emphasizes progression through materials such as argent, silver, mithril, ebony, vibranium, and drake-related bone components.
| Recipe |
Materials |
Purpose |
| Drake Bone |
Drake Bone Shards |
Core high-tier material for armor and magical gear. |
| Vibranium Ingot |
Iron Ingot + Vibranium + Netherite Ingot |
Creates one of the strongest metals in the addon. |
| Reinforced Saddle |
Leather + Netherite Ingot |
Allows stronger riding and mount handling. |
| Argent Block / Argent Ingot |
Raw argent and ore processing |
Used for argent weapons and armor progression. |
| Mithril Gear |
Mithril ingots and nuggets |
Mid- to late-game equipment set. |
| Fireburst Staff |
Staff base + fire-based magical components |
Launches fire attack projectiles and is a ritual-style combat tool. |
| Frostbringer Staff |
Ice or frost components |
Provides cold magic and ranged combat utility. |
| Thunderstrike Staff |
Storm-related materials |
Delivers lightning-style magical offensive effects. |
| Scrolls |
Blank scroll + magical dust/metals |
Used as enchanted or elemental spell tools. |
| Tomes |
Rare crafting materials and spell components |
Used for magical progression and advanced utility. |
| Herbal Salve / Mead / Syrup |
Plants, herbs, grains, and bottles |
Support items for survival, recovery, or special effects. |
| Item Type |
Effect |
Use |
| Vibranium armor and weapons |
High durability, strong defense, premium combat performance |
Late-game progression and boss fights |
| Grizzly Bear Pelt gear |
Warmth, rugged defense, wild survival style |
Caves, cold areas, and early-to-mid game survival |
| Drake Bone equipment |
High damage output and durable fantasy-tier protection |
Mounted combat and dangerous encounters |
| Fireburst Staff |
Launches fire projectiles and damage burst |
Offense and elemental control |
| Frost and thunder spell tools |
Elemental effect, ranged pressure, and utility |
Boss fights and mobility control |
| Scrolls and tomes |
Special action effects and magical triggers |
Strategy, utility, and progression |
- /summon sc:drake or the correct mob name from the behavior pack to test a creature quickly.
- /summon sc:lich or /summon sc:ruined_guardian for boss or rare encounters.
- /time set day or /time set night to adjust your exploration or combat conditions.
- /weather clear or /weather rain to change environmental conditions.
- /gamemode creative to build or collect resources faster when testing the add-on.
- /gamemode survival to play the add-on as intended.
- /give @s sc:drake_bone for direct testing of rare materials.
- /kill @e[type=sc:...] to clear spawned factions or test mobs in a controlled environment.
These commands are most useful in testing worlds, creative worlds, or private servers. They should be used carefully in normal survival play because they can bypass progression.
- Download the behavior pack and resource pack from the same add-on version set.
- Open the Minecraft PE file system and move the files into the correct packs folder. The behavior pack belongs in the behavior packs folder, and the resource pack belongs in the resource packs folder.
- Start Minecraft PE and open the world settings for the target world.
- Activate the resource pack and behavior pack in the world settings. If the pack contains both, enable both before starting the world.
- When multiple packs are installed, keep the main FantasyMC packs at the top of their lists to avoid conflicting entity IDs and texture overrides.
- Do not install duplicate versions of the same entity or script pack in the same world. This can cause missing textures, wrong behaviors, or entity conflicts.
- Use the same pack version for both BP and RP. Mixing different versions can break animations, models, or behavior links.
- After loading the world, test a few mobs and a crafting item before continuing. If one pack fails to load, remove the conflicting add-on and re-enable the matching bundle.
Load order is especially important when several fantasy packs are active. Place the main pack above other custom packs in the same category, and keep resource and behavior packs matched by version. This prevents conflicts with entity definitions and visual assets.
| MCPE version |
Status |
Reason |
| 1.16.x |
Not supported |
Older item and entity format support is limited; many modern scripts and components may not load correctly. |
| 1.17.x |
Not supported |
Several pack features and format changes are too old for this addon structure. |
| 1.18.x |
Not supported |
Behavior and resource format support is not stable enough for the current content. |
| 1.19.x |
Partial support |
Some content may work, but compatibility is not guaranteed for all advanced mobs and scripts. |
| 1.20.0 to 1.20.4 |
Fully compatible |
This is the core supported range and matches the pack manifest with stable behavior and visuals. |
| 1.21.x to 1.25.x |
Mostly compatible |
Most content should load correctly, but newer engine changes may cause minor visual or behavior differences. |
| 1.26.x and newer |
Fully compatible |
The latest versions are the recommended modern target, and the add-on is expected to run properly on current MCPE releases. |
- Missing textures or broken models: Make sure both resource and behavior packs are enabled together and use the same version.
- Creature does not spawn: Check that the world allows custom entity spawns and that there are no conflicting add-ons with duplicate IDs.
- Crafting table recipes do not appear: Verify the pack is activated, the world is reloaded after adding the pack, and no duplicate recipe pack is overriding the same IDs.
- Mounts or flying creatures do not work: Check saddle availability, entity activation, and whether the add-on is using the correct ridden entity logic.
- Game lags or stutters: Lower render distance, use only necessary packs, and avoid stacking multiple large fantasy packs in the same world.
- Pack fails to install: Ensure the file format is accepted by your device and the downloaded archive is not corrupted.
- Is this add-on only for fantasy survival? It is designed for both survival and exploration, with combat-focused mobs and progression systems.
- Do I need both packs to play? Yes. The behavior pack contains logic, and the resource pack contains visuals. Both are required for the full experience.
- Can I use this pack on low-end devices? Yes, the addon is specifically designed with low-end performance in mind, but heavy worlds with several custom packs may still affect performance.
- Are there flying mounts? Yes, drakes and other fantasy creatures in the pack are intended for aerial movement and mount-style use.
- Are there special magical weapons? Yes, the pack includes scrolls, staffs, and tomes with elemental or magical functionality.
- Is it safe to combine with other custom packs? It can be safe if the packs do not rewrite the same entity IDs or blocks, but load order and compatibility matter.
| Field |
Value |
| Author |
GinMC |
| Pack name |
FantasyMC |
| Pack type |
Behavior Pack + Resource Pack |
| Minimum engine |
1.20.0 |
| Version |
1.0.0 |
| Content focus |
Medieval fantasy survival, creatures, magical tools, armor, drakes, and custom progression |
| Source / profile |
https://youtube.com/@ginmcvn |
FantasyMC is a strong fantasy expansion for Minecraft PE players who want deeper survival progression, more dangerous mobs, and a more immersive medieval atmosphere. The key to enjoying the add-on is to install the packs correctly, keep them in matching versions, and use the world order carefully to avoid conflicts. Once loaded correctly, the pack creates a full fantasy experience that blends exploration, combat, crafting, and magical travel into one cohesive low-end-friendly add-on.
