THE ASTROWORLD ALMANAC
What’s actually on these sites
Astroworld is a Minecraft survival server with a big free library around it: guides, databases and tools spread over more than thirty sites. You don’t need an account for any of it. This is what each part covers, what we checked, and where we would start.
Numbers from the game itself
Where the game’s own files have the answer, we read it from there. The villager trade tables list all 258 trades in Java 26.3, with the odds that a villager actually offers each one. The mob pages give stats, drops and spawn rules for 88 mobs, checked against Java 26.2.
You can search 424 crafting recipes by item, look up all 66 biomes with a screenshot of each, and see which enchantments can go on the same item. Spot a wrong number? Tell us on Discord. We would rather hear it than keep it.
Guides you can build from
The guide site has more than 900 free guides, many of them with a live 3D build: castles and bases, redstone and farms, boss fights, and running your own server.
The build pages go further. Each of the 79 builds comes with the exact material list, its size in blocks and the order of the steps, for survival and for creative. Need somewhere to put it? All 71 seeds were checked on 1.21, with the coordinates of the villages, strongholds and rare biomes they lead to.
For people who run a server
Running a server is mostly looking things up. The plugin reference covers 46 Bukkit, Spigot, Paper and Velocity plugins with their commands and permission nodes. The mod pages cover 117 mods and 34 modpacks with the loader and game version each one needs, and the command reference gives the full syntax and permission level of every vanilla Java command.
Then there are the small jobs: a status checker for any Java server, status badges for your website, a paste site for configs that needs no account, and a free data API that returns mobs, items, biomes and trades as JSON without a key.
Keeping up with updates
Minecraft ships several updates a year, and most of them change something your world or your server depends on. The version history runs from Java 1.0 to 26.3 and lists what every release added, with its protocol and data pack version.
The news site keeps the changelogs of 77 versions. The update calendar puts each release and snapshot on the day it shipped, and the speedrun pages give the rules, the route and the current world record for every tracked category.
Astroworld MC itself is an economy survival server where Java and Bedrock players share one world, with no pay-to-win. Come and play.
