Towns and Towers Guide

Villages and outposts rebuilt per biome

Mod loaders

FabricForgeNeoForge

Minecraft versions

1.18.2 – 26.2

Author

Biban_Auriu & Kubek

What is Towns and Towers?

Towns and Towers by Biban_Auriu and Kubek overhauls villages and pillager outposts with biome-fitted architecture, and then keeps going into port towns with docked ships, windmill hamlets, fortified pillager towers, and coastal shipwreck variants. It distributes as both a datapack and a mod for Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge.

Villages remain functionally vanilla (professions, beds, raids), so gameplay systems behave exactly as expected inside far better-looking towns.

Structure Variety and Compatibility

  • Village themes for every vanilla biome family plus many modded ones — swamp stilt villages, badlands adobe towns, cherry-grove hamlets, and mountain terraces.
  • Ships: merchant vessels and pirate ships anchor near coastal towns, boardable and lootable.
  • Pillager outposts grow into proper fortifications with themed variants matching their region.
  • Integrations: official compatibility datapacks align it with Terralith, BOP, and BWG biomes so modded regions get themed towns too; it also plays well beside ChoiceTheorem's Overhauled Village, with structure sets tuned to avoid collisions.
  • Vanilla-block construction keeps it server-friendly in datapack form.

For explorers the practical change is that "found a village" ranges from routine to jackpot — port towns in particular are base-conversion goldmines.

Towns and Towers FAQ

Do Towns and Towers villages work with raids and trading?

Yes, villages keep vanilla mechanics: bells, beds, workstations, raid triggers, and trading all function normally in the new layouts.

Can I run Towns and Towers with ChoiceTheorem's Overhauled Village?

Yes, the two are commonly shipped together; their structure sets interleave so worlds show variety from both.

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