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Minecraft Guides hosts mod wikis for a set list of mods, and you reach them through the Mod Wiki's section on the site. If the mod you want is on that list — Ad Astra, Aquamirae, Born in Chaos, Bosses of Mass Destruction, Cataclysm, Deeper and Darker, Farmer's Delight, Mowzies Mobs, Relics, or Stalwart Dungeons — you can go straight to its wiki page. If it isn't listed, the site has no wiki for it, and you'll need another source.
Where the mod wikis live
The homepage navigation lists a Mod Wiki's column alongside Mod Lists, Tools, and Games. That column is the index of every mod wiki the site currently covers:
- Ad Astra Mod
- Aquamirae
- Born in Chaos
- Bosses of Mass Destruction
- Cataclysm
- Deeper and Darker
- Farmer's Delight
- Mowzies Mobs
- Relics
- Stalwart Dungeons
The same list appears twice on the homepage — once in the top navigation and once in the footer — so you can reach it from either end of the page.
Steps to locate a specific mod wiki
- Scan the Mod Wiki's list first. It's short enough to read in one pass. If your mod is there, click it and you're done.
- Use the site search if you don't see it immediately. Typing the mod name is faster than scrolling when you're unsure of the exact listing.
- Check the Mods page as a fallback. The site also maintains a broader Mods section with featured entries (Exposure, Companions!, Monster Expansion, Mine Cells, Timeless and Classics Zero, among others). A mod can appear there as a general listing without having a dedicated wiki.
- Confirm you're on a wiki page, not a mod listing. Wiki pages are the ones structured around items, recipes, bosses, and progression; mod listings are shorter overviews.
What a mod wiki page typically covers
According to the site's own description, its wikis and guides are built around items, recipes, bosses, progression, checklists, and companion tools. In practice, that means when you open a mod wiki you should expect to find:
| Content type | What it answers |
|---|---|
| Items | What an item is and where it comes from |
| Recipes | What you need to craft or obtain something |
| Bosses | How a boss fight is structured |
| Progression | What order to tackle content in |
| Checklists | What you still need to collect or complete |
This structure is why the site is more useful for mid-game questions ("what do I need for this recipe," "what's the next boss") than for a one-line "what does this mod do" answer.
If your mod isn't listed
The Mod Wiki's list is finite. Mods outside it — including many popular ones — have no page here. In that case:
- Check whether the mod appears under Mod Lists or the general Mods section instead; you may still find an overview.
- Look for the mod's own documentation, CurseForge/Modrinth page, or GitHub wiki, which is where most mod authors publish item and recipe data.
- If you only need a calculation rather than mod documentation, the site's Tools section (Nether Portal Calculator, Pixel Circle Generator, Stronghold Finder) covers vanilla-oriented tasks and won't help with mod-specific content.
A note on version coverage
The site tracks Minecraft version changes — for example, its coverage of the 1.21.11 "Mounts of Mayhem" update describes new rideable mobs, undead mount variants, and the Spear weapon type. Mod wikis, however, are tied to the mod's own supported versions, not the base game's. Before following a recipe or progression guide, check which Minecraft version that mod wiki targets; a guide written for an older mod release may list items or recipes that have since changed.