The Swift
The Swift is a fan-made dimension for Minecraft: a bright, peaceful world of coral-pink meadows, frosted trees and pools of rainbow-coloured ichor under a turquoise sky. It is full of souls and song. Gentle Singers, bouncing blubs and patient echo golems live here alongside hungry sifters and lurking sculkers, and four bosses are waiting.
You reach it through the great reinforced deepslate frame at the heart of every ancient city, by playing it a melody. On some nights, a rift tears open in the Overworld and offers a shortcut.
Start here
Install the modGet it running in a few minutes.Your first tripFrom an ancient city to the Swift, step by step.Getting therePortals, melodies and rifts.Getting homeEvery way back to the Overworld.MobsEvery creature, friendly or not.BiomesSeven very different landscapes.
About this edition
The Bedrock add-on has the same world, creatures and structures as the Java Edition mod, with a few differences you’ll notice:
- Ichor is a glowing block rather than a flowing liquid. You sink slowly through it instead of swimming.
- Portal melodies must be played by hand; note blocks played by redstone don’t count.
- The sky only changes colour between day, dusk and night with Vibrant Visuals turned on.
- Tamed pets can’t follow you between dimensions.
- White willow has no signs, hanging signs, shelves or boats: add-ons can’t add those.
- Advancements appear as on-screen messages. Type /swift:advancements in chat to see your progress.
Playing on Java Edition? Read the Java Edition wiki.
Did you know?
- A Soul Block opens a rift home from anywhere in the Swift, and only the Swift’s Thrive tide recharges it.
- The Swift’s day is split into three tides. During Endure, soul corrupted monsters roam.
- A slabber will lick you better: it puts out fire and removes a harmful effect.
- A Monarch fights alongside its own echoes, which repeat its swings and spins, and splits off a spectral copy of itself when hurt.
- Drop a diamond spear into ichor and it comes out as a Spectral Spear.