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The Overworld is a dimension in Minecraft: Story Mode. It consists of vast stretches of various biomes and is home to humans and most mobs. From the Overworld, the player can enter The Nether or The End.

In Minecraft: Story Mode, there is an ​Overworld for each portal. One of the known Overworlds is The Order of the Stone's homeland, which is accessed by a wood portal in The Portal Network. In the story, the term Overworld usually refers to the one in the Order's world.

Notable Inhabitants[]

The following list is about the Order's Overworld. For info about other Overworlds, see their corresponding articles or categories.

Notable Locations[]

The following list is about the Order's Overworld. For info about other Overworlds, see their corresponding articles or categories.

Trivia[]

  • Sky City was initially believed to be floating over The Void. However, Jesse, Isa, and depending on player choices, Lukas discovered after falling that it was actually suspended above an Overworld in another world.
  • The other worlds may also have their own Nether and End dimensions, as evidenced by The Old Builders' world having their quartz mines in the Nether.
  • Instead of a direct portal to the Portal Network, there is a portal leading to Sky City in the main Overworld.
    • Because the Sky City Portal connects to the Portal Network—similar to the Mansion Portal in the YouTubers' world and the Crown Mesa Portal in Crown Mesa—it is speculated that each world requires a corresponding portal to access the Portal Network. Likewise, in the main world, only the oak wood portal may provide direct access to the Portal Network.
    • It is unknown why the Overworld does not have a direct portal to the Portal Network.
      • It is possible that such a portal exists but is buried, as seen with the Mansion and Sky City portals, which were hidden underground rather than located in an Old Builders' temple.
    • Old Builders' temples, if present in other worlds, may contain a dormant Sky City portal.
  • It is confirmed that the Sunshine Institute and The Underneath exist within the main world, beneath layers of bedrock.[1]

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Locations
Locations in Minecraft: Story Mode
"The Order of the Stone" Jesse's TreehouseEnderCon Building CompetitionEnderConGabriel's TempleNether Minecart SystemThe NetherThe Order's TempleThe Overworld
"Assembly Required" RedstoniaBoom TownSoren's FortressDome of ConcentrationMagnus' Tower
"The Last Place You Look" Mob GrinderThe EndSoren's Laboratory
"A Block and a Hard Place" The Far LandsThe MazeIvor's CottageReuben's Memorial
"Order Up!" The Old Builders' TempleBeacontownIvor's PadOrder HallSky CityPortal NetworkSky City PalaceMilo's Inn
"A Portal to Mystery" GraveyardThe MansionPortal Chamber
"Access Denied" Crown MesaHarper's Secret LaboratoryPAMA's Control Core
"A Journey's End?" Spleef GamesCompetitors' VillageLava RaceHadrian's PalaceThe Walls
"Hero in Residence" Champion CityJack & Nurm's Adventure EmporiumSea TempleHeckmouth
"Giant Consequences" Icy Palace of Despair
"Jailhouse Block" Sunshine Institute
"Below the Bedrock" The UnderneathFred's KeepThe OasisRomeoburg
"Above and Beyond" Terminal Space
Misc The OverworldThe NetherThe EndWither Storm
Places that are still standing appear in green. Places that are destoyed appear in red. Unknown locations appear in blue. Places that can be destroyed appear in pink. Places that are possibly destoyed appear in grey