Historical Dimension

Historical Dimension is a Minecraft Bedrock adventure add-on that lets you leave your normal Survival world behind for a while and travel into different periods of history.

Your Overworld stays your home. Each adventure takes place in its own dimension, where you can enter a campaign, follow its story, fight through enemies and bosses, then return to the Survival world you already play in.

The Chronicle of History connects everything. Craft it in the Overworld, use it, and choose where you want to travel.

Version 1 Includes Three Adventures

• Delhi Sultanate
• New Kingdom Egypt
• Sengoku Japan

Delhi Sultanate: The Stolen Royal Seal

Delhi is a large fortified kingdom built as a full city rather than a small quest arena. You can explore farms, streets, markets, homes, workshops, the mosque district, and the royal palace while following a story about a stolen royal seal and a conspiracy growing inside the Sultanate.

During the campaign, you will meet named characters, speak with civilians and guards, investigate clues, defend important locations, and fight through rebel attacks before reaching the palace.

Checkpoints keep the campaign moving after death, while short dialogue scenes and cinematics connect the major story moments. Hundreds of civilians populate the city, making Delhi feel active while you explore.

After completing the story, every chest in the kingdom becomes available to the player who finished it.

New Kingdom Egypt: The Black Sun Pyramid

Egypt is centered around a huge handcrafted pyramid expedition.

You begin outside the monument and slowly make your way through buried entrances, long galleries, treasure rooms, ramps, and upper royal chambers. The expedition has fifteen progression stages and six major checkpoints, so dying deep inside the pyramid does not send you all the way back to the beginning.

The pyramid is far from empty. You will encounter husks, mummified workers, tomb archers, royal mummies, scarabs, and jackal stalkers as you travel deeper inside.

Major encounters include Anubis, Keeper of the Scale, followed by the final battle against Kheper-Ra, the Devoured King.

Egypt Relics

• Sun Khopesh
• Spear of Horus
• Bow of Neith
• Scarab Shield
• Staff of Anubis

After completing the expedition, the Return Stone can take you back to your Overworld, where the add-on restores Survival mode.

Sengoku Japan: Samurai Provinces

Sengoku Japan works differently from Delhi and Egypt.

Instead of using a converted world placed inside a giant structure, Japan has its own generated dimension using the original Japan system from the add-on. Roads, forests, farms, ponds, bridges, settlements, and fortifications are generated as the Sengoku provinces are prepared and explored.

The dimension is populated with villagers and several types of bandits.

The main progression leads through five major samurai bosses:

• Jade Storm Ronin
• Tsukikage Ghost Samurai
• Oni Blood Warlord
• Seiryu Dragon Daimyo
• Kurogane Shogun

The Japan adventure also keeps its waypoint system, cinematics, and boss HUD.

Built Around Your Normal Survival World

Historical Dimension is designed around your existing Survival world. You travel into separate historical dimensions for each adventure and can return to the Overworld afterward without replacing the world you already use.

What Version 1 Includes

• Three separate historical adventure dimensions
• The Chronicle of History travel item
• Story progression, dialogue, and cinematics
• Respawn checkpoints
• Custom enemies, bosses, relics, models, and animations
• A large handcrafted Delhi Sultanate kingdom
• A full handcrafted Black Sun Pyramid expedition
• A generated Sengoku Japan province system
• Survival mode restored after returning to the Overworld
• PBR / Vibrant Visuals support enabled in the resource pack
• Designed for Minecraft Bedrock 1.26.30+

Historical Dimension uses real historical settings as the backdrop for its adventures, but the stories, supernatural elements, and many of the characters are fictionalized for gameplay.

The goal is not to create a museum exhibit. Each era is designed as a place you can travel to, explore, survive, and remember.

Authors: pastaxbreaker & budgetgamer1503

more dimensions are yet to be added