Minecraft Dungeons II's Overworld has seven named regions: Brave Haven, the Howling Woods, the Frozen Highlands, the Rainy Plains, Honeycomb Fields, the Spider Caves and Squid Coast. The Sift, the new dimension, adds Singer's Meadow, Lullaby Hills and the Carapace. Regions connect without loading screens, and each has its own sub-areas.
What is known about the world
- The world is interconnected rather than a mission-select list, with no loading screens between regions
- Minecart Stations and Teleport Statues provide fast travel within each region
- Brave Haven is the hub town, and where you resurrect after falling
- The Sift is a separate dimension with its own regions
The original Minecraft Dungeons used discrete missions picked from a map screen. The sequel connects its areas instead, so this guide is organised by region and sub-area rather than by mission number.
Locations
Brave Haven
The Overworld town and hub of Minecraft Dungeons II: merchants, upgrades, and where you respawn.
Howling Woods
A forest-filled Overworld region containing the Deep Dark, Little Howl Hamlet and the Woodcutter's Outpost.
Frozen Highlands
An icy Overworld region containing the Frozen Fortress and the Illager Fortress.
Rainy Plains
A muddy Overworld region with Puddle Pond Village and the Supreme Evoker's Tower, where the Copper Monstrosity waits.
Honeycomb Fields
An Overworld region containing the Honeycomb Farm.
Spider Caves
An Overworld region listed in the Minecraft Dungeons II location index.
Squid Coast
An Overworld region listed in the Minecraft Dungeons II location index.
Singer's Meadow
A region of the Sift, the new dimension introduced in Minecraft Dungeons II.
Lullaby Hills
A region of the Sift, the new dimension introduced in Minecraft Dungeons II.
The Carapace
A region of the Sift containing the Echo Den.
Related
- World & campaign the confirmed structure and campaign length status
- Mobs every confirmed mob, and Bosses for the boss fights
