Juztsy's - Civilizations

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Juztsy's - Civilizations

By Juztsys

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Civilizations adds living societies to your world — starting with Villagers and Illagers, each with their own settlements, structures, and loot.

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Minecraft
26.3 26.2
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Description

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Civilizations brings living societies into your world — each with their own settlements, structures, and way of life. Right now that means Villagers and Illagers, with more civilizations planned down the road. Everything's built to slot into vanilla generation, so it won't feel bolted on.

Features

  • Fits into vanilla world generation, no resource pack or datapack conflicts
  • A handful of new Villager structures
  • A handful of new Illager structures
  • Spawns are tied to specific biomes, not just scattered randomly
  • Every structure has its own loot table
  • Generated with jigsaw blocks for variation
  • Made for people who like wandering off the beaten path

description_ae3d031f-890c-4ead-a00d-4707ab5bc0d0.pngVillager Structures

Not every villager sticks to the square. These are the ones you find outside it — farmers, shepherds, butchers, fletchers, tanners, and the odd trader passing through.

Biomes: Plains, Taiga, Savanna

Structure Description Rarity
●Farmer House Home of the Farmer Villager, usually planted right next to their fields. Common
●Shepherd Hut It's small, it's cramped, and yeah, it smells like sheep. Common
●Butcher Shop Where the Butcher Villager gets to work — not for the squeamish. Common
●Fletcher Range Arrows in, arrows out. The Fletcher Villager's workshop. Common
●Tannery Hides in, leather out. Smells about as good as you'd expect. Common
●Trading Post Comes in normal and small sizes — just a roadside stop, but worth the detour if you spot one. Uncommon
●Villager Watchtower (x3) Comes in medium and tall heights across Plains, Taiga, and Savanna — keeps watch over the nearby settlements, nothing gets past unnoticed. Common

description_07c443f6-d495-4c18-b249-6a0e062f4500.pngIllager Structures

Camps, barracks, lookouts — none of them friendly. Come prepared or come back later.

Biomes: Taiga, Dark Forest, Old Growth Spruce Taiga, Snowy Taiga, Swamp, Plains, Snowy Plains

Structure Description Rarity
◆Vindicator Cabin Sits out on its own, and it's not empty. Don't walk in without a plan. Uncommon
◆Illager Watchtower (x3) Comes in medium and tall heights across Dark Forest, Taiga, and Swamp — a military lookout, chances are they'll spot you before you spot them. Common
◆Illager Campsite Comes in normal and small sizes — a temporary camp, and it's always defended, so don't expect an easy loot run. Uncommon
◆Pillager Training Grounds This is where the crossbow drills happen. Loudly, and often. Common
◆Evoker Tower A frozen lookout tower housing an Evoker and its Pillager guards — tight quarters, so try not to get cornered. Rare

Dependencies & Supported Versions

This mod runs on both Fabric and NeoForge. Make sure you've got the matching loader and required library installed.

Loader Required Library Supported Versions
636829723898798601.pngFabric Fabric API 26.1 – 26.3
neoforged_logo.pngNeoForge None 26.1 – 26.3

Loot

Each structure has its own loot table, tuned to fit the theme without breaking survival balance.

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This is the first release — the groundwork for the whole Civilizations idea. A handful of structures to start with, all handcrafted, built for the latest Minecraft version. More on the way.

Planned

  • More structures overall
  • Variants for other biomes (a few are already built and coming soon)
  • New civilization types beyond Villagers and Illagers
  • Bigger, more sprawling settlements
  • Extra variants of existing structures

Update Schedule

Here's roughly how updates work, so you know what to expect and when:

  • Each cycle gets 3-5 major updates (about 2-3 weeks each) and 3-5 minor updates (about 1-2 weeks each) — a mix of new structures, fixes, and balance changes.
  • Once that run of updates wraps up, there's a one-week community vote to decide what's built next.
  • After the vote, the mod goes quiet for 2-4 months — that's when the winning expansion actually gets built.
  • Once it's ready, the winning expansion ships, and the next cycle starts right after.

It's not a dead mod during the quiet stretch — that's just build time. Vote results decide what's coming, so if you want a say in what gets added, keep an eye out for the next voting window.

Credits

Made solo by juztsys. All structures, loot tables, and artwork are original and handcrafted.