Subtly Dungeons FAQ

Tents are crafted using wool and sticks arranged in a specific pattern. Once placed, right-click the tent to sleep through the night or rain without setting your spawn point, making them perfect for long expeditions away from home.

Different fish species only spawn in specific biomes—for example, salmon appear in rivers while other fish prefer oceans or swamps. You'll need to travel to the correct biome and fish there to catch what you're looking for.

Campfires now craft in an unlit state and require you to light them manually using sticks or flint and steel. Right-click the unlit campfire with one of these items to ignite it.

Yes—farm animals will now run for cover and seek shelter when it starts raining, making them more reactive to weather. Spiders also climb walls more realistically, so they're no longer confined to ground level.

You can build with Snow Bricks, Stone Pillars, Polished Dripstone, Iron Grates, and dense reeds. These blocks work well for creating dungeons, cages, overgrown swamp structures, and other detailed builds.

Yes—Zombie Hoard Leaders are tougher variants that resemble mummies, and raid captains are stronger with better equipment. Pillagers now shoot flaming arrows that can ignite wooden structures, so village defense requires more strategy.

You can cook pottage, calamari, and apple pie over campfires. Each requires different ingredients, and cooking them over a lit campfire adds a survival element to food preparation.

Yes, the world creation menu now has a Bedrock Edition-style appearance, and your saved worlds display a thumbnail preview of your last location so you can easily identify which world you want to load.

Screen shake is a new visual effect that triggers during loud or intense events like thunder strikes, monster roars, and explosions, making these moments feel more impactful.

Yes, the mod includes fresh music tracks that play while you explore and survive, adding atmosphere to your world without replacing the original soundtrack.