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This is the best guide to Minecraft it will tell you everything you need to 

know about Minecraft the monsters,weapons,tools and much more! So 

read on...

The Overworld is the starting dimension in Minecraft. As with all dimensions in the 

game, the Overworld can generate infinitely. The Overworld is limited to 862 by 862 

blocks on the Xbox 360 Edition, and 256 by 256 blocks on the Pocket Edition. At the 

edge of the Overworld, there is an invisible wall, and blocks can not be interacted 

with. Portals in the Overworld can be used to teleport to the Nether.

The Overworld encompasses the level ceiling down to bedrock and extending in every 

direction on the horizontal plane. It is generated through a secret process which 

creates multiple noise maps to create differing elevations, general chunk shapes, and 

complex mountain and cave systems.

Most mobs in the game can appear in the Overworld: Wolves, Bats, Pigs, Sheep, 

Cows, Horses, Mooshrooms, Chickens, Chicken Jockeys, Squid, Zombies, Ocelots, 

Skeletons, Spiders, Villagers, Spider Jockeys, Witches, Endermen, Creepers and 

Slimes all spawn normally. Zombie Pigmen can also spawn near Nether portals.

This is a picture of 

the Overworld

The Nether is a dimension accessible only by entering a Nether Portal from the 

Overworld. It is home to several hazards, including flames, widespread standing and 

flowing lava, and Nether-exclusive mobs, as well as exclusive items and blocks.

Locations in The Nether correlate to Overworld coordinates, but Nether distances are 

scaled down by a ratio of 8:1. Therefore, traveling one block in the Nether means 

traveling eight blocks in the Overworld. This fact can be used as an Overworld travel 

shortcut, though the Nether is significantly more hazardous, with more complex terrain, 

making navigation difficult.

The Nether functions as a second map in a player's world. When it is entered, the chunks 

from the Overworld map are unloaded and the Nether chunks load instead. Terrain 

generates infinitely in the Nether just like in the Overworld. If the player dies in the 

Nether, they will respawn in the Overworld; any surviving inventory items will remain in 

the Nether.

This is a picture 

of a Nether 

Portal.

This is a 

picture of 

The 

Nether.

The starless sky and the Void of the End are both composed of a blank, static pattern . The day-

night cycle is absent in the End, similar to the Nether, being replaced by a constant dim light. Most 

items and blocks function in the End exactly as they do in the Overworld, with a few notable 

exceptions. Fluids may function as normal in the End, and plant growth is unaffected. Compasses 

will be unable to find the original spawn point, as it cannot be set to a place within the End, and 

clocks cannot determine the position of the sun and moon, because it is in another dimension. Maps 

don't seem to map correctly, only mapping static; as in the Nether, beds will explode and cause fire 

when used, and Nether Portals will not activate in the End.

The player must go through the process of finding, repairing and activating the End Portal found 

within a stronghold in order to enter the End.

Once one enters the End, there is no way out without dying, except to defeat the Ender Dragon, 

whose health is displayed in a meter at the top of the screen. The Ender Dragon will spawn 

naturally and float around above a number of obsidian pillars, each of which has an Ender Crystal 

on top of them. These crystals regenerate the Ender Dragon's health, and as such it is much more 

difficult to kill the Ender Dragon with any of them active. To destroy these crystals, you need to hit 

them somehow; they explode on destruction, so it is advisable to shoot them with a bow and 

arrow. Once all of the Crystals are destroyed, the Ender Dragon will be vulnerable. However, 

defeating it is still very difficult, even with a number of players working together. Once defeated, 

the Ender Dragon will dissolve, and create an exit portal. On top of it there is a Dragon Egg, which 

is a unique prize, but useless and moderately tricky to collect unless you cover the exit portal with 

something to prevent the egg from falling in. When the player goes through the exit portal, the 

"End Poem" and the credits will roll shortly afterwards, thus completing Minecraft and earning the 

player the "The End." achievement.

Weapons are an important part in Minecraft. Without them how would 

you be able to defend yourself?

The first kind of weapon that everyone should try to get is a sword.

The wooden sword (far left) is the worst sword you could get but very 

easy to make and on your first day you should get one.

The gold sword (far right) is useful and is the second to worst sword 

but it is very hard to make.

The stone sword (next to the wooden sword) is the third to worst 

sword but is is pretty useful and fairly easy to make.

The iron sword (on the right of the stone sword) is the second to best 

sword and it isreally useful and it is pretty hard to make but it is worth 

it.

The diamond sword (next to the gold sword) is the BEST sword you 

could get but is is VERY hard to make.

The next weapon that you should try to get is a bow and arrow. To 

make a bow you need to get wood sticks and string. To use a bow you 

have to have arrows in your inventory.

You can also enchant your weapons so they work better.

                                            This is an enchantment table.

Leather armor (far left) is the worst armor but you should still try to get it.

Golden armor (next to the leather armor) is the second worst armor.

Chain armor (right of golden armor) is the third worst armor.

Iron armor (next to the diamond armor) is the second best armor.

Diamond armor (far right) is the BEST armor.

You can also enchant armor

This is a Zombie it lives in the Overworld, 

when you kill it it drops rotten flesh and in 

the morning it burns.

The Ender Dragon lives in 

the end and it is one of the 

boss mobs

Endermen live in 

The End and the 

Overworld they 

can place blocks

and teleport. 

They only atack if 

you look at them.

Wither Skeletons live in the nether and hold stone 

swords you need their skulls to make the wither.

When a sheep dies you get a 

block of wool however if you 

use sheers you and get two or 

three blocks of wool. You can 

use dyes to color sheep.

You can also tame 

ocelots with fish.

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