The Overworld

*It is suggested that many millions of years ago, an ancient civilization dominated this world for centuries, mastering archaic magic and the art of majestic construction with almost superhuman ease, building complex structures such as temples, fortresses, and portals. But their trouble for power led them to venture too far into the unknown, causing the anguish and downfall of many creatures, as well as irreversible changes to worlds such as the "Nether" and "End." Over time, by delving too deeply into the forbidden known and exploring dimensions beyond their own world, the civilization eventually fell into ruins upon its extinction. And so this mysterious civilization ultimately disappeared.

*But from what we can see, this ancient civilization ended up affecting many other species, driving many from their natural habitats and bringing imbalance to the environments they passed through. Theoretically, it is suggested that the hostility of the beings known as "monsters" may have been caused by environmental imbalances, conflicts over resources, or even a curse that affected the relationship between the civilization and the creatures.

*These are animals such as cows, pigs, sheep, rabbits, armadillos, chickens, jaguars, frogs, etc., which do not attack the player, but some can be killed to obtain resources, such as meat, skins, feathers and other resources for survival.

*Mobs like wolves, endermen, and bees do not attack unless provoked or attacked first.

*But there are also hostile creatures like zombies, spiders, skeletons, creepers, shrunken zombies, ice skeletons, swamp skeletons, and witches, which attack when within range. Each type of creature has its own behavior, whether hostile or peaceful. But it's possible to combat these dangers with the right weapons and resources.

*Villages are inhabited by villagers, as well as cats, iron golems, and occasionally wandering vendors. Villagers can have different professions, indicated by their clothing, and can trade items among themselves, using emeralds as currency, settlements, or other items. In some cases, due to monster attacks that appear at dusk, some villagers are killed, mainly by the terrifying zombies, thus becoming infected. They can be cured with potions of weakness and golden apples, but due to the difficulty of collecting the necessary items, many end up having to abandon their infected relatives, leaving them to be reduced to ashes by dawn.

*Depending on the biographies in which the villages are located, their structure and clothing will be completely different, but this does not change their way of life. They continue to plant crops, raise livestock and cats, have their protectors, the iron golems, trade with each other, and live in harmony, with the recurring fear of being killed by monsters or their enemies, the "Ilagers."

Illagers are hostile creatures, enemies of villages. They can be found in patrols that roam the world, or raiding villages. They patrol around the world, usually at night, and may include a patrol captain, who carries a threatening flag. Outposts—towers with surrounding structures built by them—are often found where illagers often settle. These discoveries contain illagers and loot chests filled with items typically used by illagers.

*The Ilagens may attack villages in raids, attempting to dominate and plunder the area. Many say it is a "Bad Omen" to kill an outpost captain, as this could lead to an invasion of the village of the one who gave the opposition. One theory about the origin of the raiders is that they are villagers who were exiled for some reason, whether breaking a village rule, causing the death of a comrade, being a threat to others, or other reasons that made them develop a hatred for their former comrades. Seeking revenge and dominion over their former villages or any other.

*There are many types of Illagers, such as Marauders: These are the most common, using crossed bows to attack from a distance. They can be found in patrols, marauder outposts, and during raids.

The Vengeful: They attack with iron axes and can easily break down doors. They are found in the Ilagens mansions, which are usually found in oak forests or during raids.

Summoners: Those who have the ability to summon "Vexes," winged creatures wielding iron swords, and "Summoner's Fangs," spikes that emerge from the ground. They are found in forest mansions and during raids.

Illusionists: Those who attack with bows can inflict blindsight and summon duplicates while becoming invisible. Ravagers: Large, bovine-like creatures that can be ridden by raiders or vindicators during raids and attacks.

And finally the Witches: Who can create agreements with the Ilagers in the exchange of housing, helping them in invasions if necessary.

*It is theorized that long ago, the Nether resembled the Overworld, with natural and tranquil landscapes, before being transformed into its current state, a veritable hell. This dimension is home to unique biomes, structures such as fortresses and bastions, and resources such as quartz and slimestone.

*The transformation of the Nether into that hellish realm would have occurred due to some catastrophic event, perhaps a war or natural disaster. The Nether has undergone several changes and evolutions throughout history, going from a place where only red stone, fire, and scalding lava could be seen, to a world with its own biomes and inhabitants. This world is composed of oceans of lava, netherrack, soul sand, and structures such as ruined fortresses and bastions. There is no natural light in the Nether, with all illumination coming from sources such as rivers and oceans of lava, the never-ending flames scattered throughout every corner, or the accumulation of the infamous glowstones. As always, there are several biomes scattered throughout the Nether, such as the Nether Ruins, the Nether Wastes, Soul Valley, the Crimson Forests, and the Warped Forests, where the fungus tree grows, capable of creating its own light.

*This world is home to unique creatures such as ghasts, blazes, magma cubes, and piglins, as well as other surface creatures that can be found there. But the only ones who seem to have any human consciousness are the Piglis, a civilization of humanoid pigs that inhabit the Nether. Some believe they may have been responsible for attacks on the ancient civilization or were affected by it. But one thing is certain: the Piglis despise anyone from this civilization and have not hesitated to attack, whether there or outside. The only way to nullify this seething hatred is if the subject is carrying any item made exclusively of gold, a natural and highly valuable resource. But behind the gold nuggets, there are sources of quartz and the dust that comes from glowstones, as well as many items lost to time.

*In this world, there are gigantic floating creatures called Ghasts. According to ancient legends, they are supposedly sea creatures brought by ancient civilization, who had to adapt to the hostile environment of the Nether. Their tears, which constantly flow from their eyes, were a way to stay hydrated and alive. The theory of the Ghast life cycle suggests that they may be a life form that evolved in response to the environment, becoming hostile creatures capable of throwing fireballs at those they see as a threat. They were long hunted for their valuable tears, which are used to make potions. Sometimes, the bones of dead Ghasts can be found, and on rare occasions, these bones contain a small Ghast hatchling, which is often dehydrated or weak.

*These are complex underground structures that appear to have been abandoned millions of years ago, with evidence of advanced architecture and unique artifacts. There, one can encounter the haunting Guardians, marine-like and highly hostile creatures. Each structure is protected by at least one Guardian. These cities feature statues and structures reminiscent of the Guardians, suggesting a connection with these entities.

*The End is the third and final dimension, a hostile and challenging place, but with valuable rewards. It consists of several Endstone islands, with biomes such as the outer islands housing End cities and other smaller islands. The main structures are the obsidian pillars topped with Ender Crystals, the main island with the exit portal and the Ender Dragon, and the End cities on the outer islands.

End Stone is abundant and resistant to explosions, making it an ideal building material. However, finding this world requires an Eye of Ender. To craft this item, you must combine Enderman Pearls and Blaze Powder. This item will guide the user to a fortress within the outer world. They will need to search the portal room, the End Portal. The End world is populated by Endermen: hostile creatures that teleport and attack if provoked, but are not vulnerable to water. Ender Dragon: A gigantic dragon with dark scales and purple eyes, which releases bursts of its essence (essence that can be bottled and used for potions). Finally, after defeating the dragon and capturing its egg, a portal directly below it can lead to End cities.