New in Town: Dimensions | Expansion for the Settler's Experience

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Explore 4 new Custom Dimensions with working portal logic! Play independently or as an expansion for the base New in Town, which lets you uncover the dastardly plots of the Illagers and start a Ship Fleet and Mining Operation!

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Header Image New in Town: Dimensions is an expansion pack for the popular base New in Town data pack, a multi-stage, story-driven, settler's experience. This expansion, in pre-release status, serves as a glimpse into the content you can expect to continue the story of New in Town, however, it is provided as a stand-alone experience. You do not need to have the New in Town data pack installed to explore these dimensions. However, the fleet and mine building experiences are only accessible with the base pack installed.

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New in Town: Dimensions features the following:

> Multiplayer compatibility; each player can open one portal to the In Between and travel amongst the different dimensions
> Four new and unique dimensions, as well as a peculiar method of traveling between them
> Play with or without the original New in Town; this pack is compatible with it, but independent
> A large and growing variety of naturally-generating structures, with varying complexities
> Room to grow; more structures, natural features, and story beats may be added in the future
> And more!

We have a Discord!

Our growing community now has a Discord server, where you are free to discuss with other New in Town players about all things Minecraft, report bugs, and share suggestions for the future of the settler's experience! Come take a look!

Accessing the Dimensions

Access to the dimensions is not done by the traditional manner of building a portal. Instead, a mysterious portal will open for you when you kill a Phantom in the Overworld using a Spectral Arrow. When you step into the water of the portal (in survival mode), you will be taken to the In Between. If you are playing with the original New in Town data pack, you can also utilize the Mysterious Portal structure for your settlement, the recipe for which can be found in the Mayor's Office.

The In Between

The In Between, as the name might imply, serves as the bridge between the Overworld and the other dimensions included in this data pack. All across the floating islands of the In Between, you will find existing Mysterious Portals. Entering these will take you to one of the three other dimensions: the Primordial Desert, the Buried Ocean, or the Tempest. There is no way to tell which world the portal will take you to until you step through, but once you do, that portal will always take you to that same place in the same dimension.

The Primordial Desert

The Primordial Desert is a harsh and hostile world, a seemingly endless desert peppered with pockets of peace and danger, hundreds of blocks apart. The Oasis biomes are small, and the only place to find water in this ultrawarm dimension where Hoglins do not zombify as they roam the warm sands. Volcanic cave biomes dwell under the surface, flooded with lava deltas and their magma chambers guarded by Blazes. Diamonds and Emeralds generate more commonly in the volcanic zones, sometimes even nearingthe surface, though in smaller deposits. You must be careful mining here, though, as in the whole dimension, silverfish and deposits of infested stone are common occurrences.

Most notably, the Primordial Desert is an exceptional location to mine in, featuring a maximum world depth of -128, with the surface terrain leveling out at about Y=72.

Piglins have carved out a home for themselves all across the Primordial Desert, hunkering down beneath the sands. These advanced Piglins have cooks, stonecutters, and gold mines, but they guard their homes fiercely. If you can manage the Piglin Brutes, these settlements may prove to be allied respite from the Husks of the night.

The Buried Ocean

The majority of the Buried Ocean is flooded with dark seas, where fish and Squids may swim, but Drowned as well. Due to the low light level across this world, the high ceilings and low, flooded caves beneath the seafloor, Drowned make up the majority of hostile mobs, and thanks to this, the odds of encountering one or more trident-wielders is extreme. The obsidian pillars which float at the water's surface may allow skeletons, spiders, and creepers to spawn as well, but they will be largely relegated to the different landmasses which generate in the Buried Ocean, with hundreds of blocks of water between them.

The Tempest

This dimension is cursed with an eternal storm, with rain and snow falling from the sky in every biome, and thunder crashing frequently as lightning strikes the earth. Due to the volatility and high electricity in the air, every Creeper of the Tempest is immediately and constantly charged, and Phantoms grow greatly in size, spawning naturally in any biome that does not have a forest.

In the Lightning Fields, the frequent lightning strikes have created floating magnetites, drawing iron, redstone, and gold ore to the surface and into the air, hovering over the brown fields where livestock and undead tread. In colder biomes, the snow has begun to pile and settle so much that drifts of hardened snow generate, and a barrage of hail threatens to injure any survivalists that would choose to venture out from under the protective leaves (simulated by poison). In the Foreboding Wood, traveling above the canopy is discouraged by haunting spirits.

Seafarers | The Fleet-Sailing Expansion

If you've played the original New in Town, you may be familiar with the non-functional Fleet Manifest sold by the Mayor. Now, that charter book will become functional with both New in Town and the Dimensions Pre-Release installed! Head for the Buried Ocean dimension and use the Fleet Manifest while in water (the Deep Dark Sea, Dark Sea, or Pristine Sea biomes are the most recommended) and the Captain's Ship will be constructed around you!

Excavators | The Deep-Mining Expansion

In addition to the Fleet Manifest, you can also purchase the Excavation Lease from the Mayor to begin a mine in the Primordial Desert! Use this new charter book to establish a lift down below the sands. Expand your mine with all kinds of functional shafts and drills, uncover buried artifacts and perform research to restore them to their former glory, and uncover the secrets of the Illagers' intentions in this harsh dimension.

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  • 0. Title Card
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  • 1. In Between
    1. In Between The In Between is the bridge between the Overworld and the other dimensions added in this pack. Naturally generating portals to the Buried Ocean, Primordial Desert, and Tempest spawn here.
  • 2. Buried Ocean Seafloor
    2. Buried Ocean Seafloor The Buried Ocean has a rich ecosystem, stretching all the way down to the seafloor, from the Mushroom Forest's titular structures to the Pristine Sea's sparkling plantlife.
  • 3. Buried Ocean Surface
    3. Buried Ocean Surface The surfaces of each Buried Ocean biome also promise unique and picturesque features, from the Verdant Grove's islands to the Boiling Sea's diamond-studded ceiling.
  • 4. Primordial Desert Surface
    4. Primordial Desert Surface The Primordial Desert is an ultrahot wasteland, dotted with occasional Oasis and Tar Pit biomes. The land is full of history though...
  • 5. Primordial Desert Caves
    5. Primordial Desert Caves The cave biomes of the Primordial Desert range widely, from the haunting beauty of the Crystal Caves, to the chilling silence of the Catacombs.
  • 6. The Tempest
    6. The Tempest The Tempest is a dimension of eternal storm. Phantoms grow to great size here, and Creepers are perpetually charged from the constant lightning.
  • 7. Dimension Structures
    7. Dimension Structures Each dimension is rife with structures to explore and loot to claim. From Piglin Settlements to Ancient Towers, to the bastions of Illager civilization spread between them all...
  • 8. Seafarers
    8. Seafarers Set sail in the Buried Ocean! With the base New in Town installed, you can command a fleet of ships as you uncover the Illager's experiments with the native Drowned.
  • 9. Excavators
    9. Excavators Dig deep in the Primordial Desert! Start up a mining operation and research lost artifacts, as you unfold the dark relationship between the Illagers and the native Piglins.
  • 10. Nazca Lines
    10. Nazca Lines Nazca Lines dot the landscape of the Primordial Desert. What was their purpose? Could they have something to do with the locked Pharaoh's Tomb?
  • 11. Illager Bosses
    11. Illager Bosses The Illagers, haunted by a previous invasion attempt by the Tyrant, perform cruel experiments in pursuit of immortality.

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