Dimensions

The mod adds three dimensions: Asgard, the Mirror Dimension and Space.

Asgard

The far end of the Bifrost. It is a natural dimension with a sky and no ceiling, and the time is fixed at 11000, a golden late afternoon that never moves on.

You get there through a Bifrost portal, which forms inside a rectangular frame of Bifrost Blocks, from 2 to 21 blocks wide and 3 to 21 tall on the inside. You arrive on a platform, and the way back leads to the portal you came through.

The land is the Asgard continent, with three biomes: Golden Plains, Bifrost Wilds and Crystal Reach. It is dressed with shrines, colonnades, arches, obelisk rings, winged statues, watchtowers and lone spires. Look for Asgard City, Bifrost ruins and the Hollow King's citadel.

How Asgard treats you

• When you arrive you get a minute's grace: nothing attacks you for stepping off the Bifrost.
• The Einherjar, the guards, Heimdall and the All-Father leave you alone unless you strike first.
• Berserkers only go for you if you come within arm's reach. The Corrupted and the Hollow King are the dark, and want you dead.
• Strike one of Asgard's own and you are an outlaw for ten minutes. Every Asgardian hunts you and the guards nearby come running.

The All-Father sits on the throne of the golden hall. Once a day he blesses those who kneel before him (right-click) with strength and healing, and he forges six rune fragments into Asgardian steel.

Mirror Dimension

An empty void with a kaleidoscope sky. It has no sky light, and the time is fixed at 18000, midnight. Each visit gets its own arena: a floating disc of mirror tiles sealed by an invisible dome, far from any other.

• A spell pulls the caster and up to five mobs in front of them in for a while, then returns every survivor to exactly where they were. Whatever dies in there stays dead, and its drops come back with you.
• The trial starts when you put a Mirror Shard on a Sanctum Altar. It pits you against the Mirror Wraith until one of you falls.
• Nobody dies in the Mirror Dimension. A fatal blow throws you back out with a little health, and fails a trial.

Space

The sky above the Overworld. You do not use a portal: fly above Y 3000 in the Overworld and you break through, arriving at Halcyon Station, a space station at the centre of the dimension (Y 160). Below the station you see the Earth.

• Air. There is none outside the station's field. You get about 20 seconds of breath, so get back inside before it runs out. Some heroes need no air: Superman, Wonder Woman, the Lanterns, Silver Surfer, Captain Marvel, Vision and others, a worthy Thor, Iron Spider, and Iron Man from the Mark 39 on. Earlier Iron Man suits were built for flying, not sealing, and leak.
• Going home. Step off the edge of the station, or fall below Y 40. The descent field catches you and drops you back over the place you left from, with a fiery re-entry.
• Beds. The bunks in the station's west ring are yours. Sleep up there and you wake up there.

Halcyon Station

A ring station with a hub, a landing pad and lecterns holding books that tell what the crew has found. Six crew members live there and will talk to you: Cmdr. Mara Kessler, Agent Dele Okonkwo, Agent Yuna Sato, Flight Dir. Ruth Adeyemi, Tomas Varga (life support) and Dr. Priya Raman.

Xandar

A green and white world hanging in Space, west of the station, with air of its own. Its centre is at X -230, Y 110, Z -30. On its flattened crown stands the Nova Corps' city: a plaza, gardens, white towers, and in the middle the Corps' headquarters, whose ground floor is the vault that holds the Orb, the Power Stone.

The Corps keep the peace and leave you alone until you go for the Orb or hurt one of them. Then every officer on the planet comes for you, and keeps coming for as long as you are around. The city is built, and the first patrol sets out, when a player first comes near, and the Corps send more officers when their numbers run low.

Beyond the station

An asteroid belt lies ahead of the station, the remains of a broken world. Past it is a rust-coloured moon with the Titan fortress, where a throne stands under the open sky. The throne is empty until you bring something gold to rest on its arm. See Thanos.