Minecraft Marketplace Content for November 2026: SpongeBob Biomes, RPG Classes and Everything New
Mojang's November 2026 Marketplace Pass drop brings a full SpongeBob SquarePants dynamic world, a vampire-and-werewolf RPG Classes add-on, a secret-agent Gadgets & Trinkets pack, and a creeper-themed cosmetic lineup. Here's every mini game, add-on, texture pack and Character Creator item included this month.
Mojang's monthly Marketplace Pass refresh for November 2026 has gone live, and it is one of the more eclectic drops in recent memory: a full dynamic SpongeBob SquarePants crossover world, a vampire-and-werewolf RPG class system, a secret-agent gadget pack, and a creeper-themed fashion line for your Character Creator avatar. None of this touches the free Winter Drop content Mojang is separately testing in snapshots and betas right now — this is the paid Marketplace Pass and Realms Plus lineup, and here is everything in it.
As usual, the monthly refresh spans four categories: mini games, add-ons, texture packs and Character Creator items. Some months lean heavily on one category over the others, but November spreads things out fairly evenly, with a genuine headline release in SpongeBob Biomes and a handful of smaller, more experimental add-ons rounding out the rest. Here's a breakdown of everything included, category by category.
1. SpongeBob SquarePants Biomes turns every world into Bikini Bottom
The headline addition is SpongeBob Biomes, built by Starfish Studios. It is a dynamic world pack that reimagines every vanilla Minecraft biome as a location from the Nickelodeon show, complete with fan-favorite characters. You can visit a blocky Krusty Krab, needle Squidward, and explore stylized recreations of Bikini Bottom's reefs, kelp forests, and the Chum Bucket's industrial wasteland — all while still playing by normal Minecraft survival rules.
In practice, the pack swaps out entire biome sets: an in-game screenshot shows a sprawling underwater city built from Bikini Bottom's signature towers and a "Biki-Ni Bottom" sign, sitting where an ocean biome would normally generate. Another shows a player riding a giant spiral-shelled snail — a nod to Gary — through a jungle-style biome filled with bubble particles. Because it's a dynamic world pack rather than a single pre-built map, the SpongeBob theming applies across an entire generated world, so exploring further out still turns up new Bikini Bottom-styled locations rather than running out of hand-built content after a short walk.
2. The rest of November's mini games: a haunted asylum and a zombie takeover
Two more mini games round out this month's lineup. Creepy Doll: Asylum by Pathway Studios is a horror escape experience set in an abandoned asylum, where players hear whispers, spot unexplained phenomena, and can place cameras to monitor hallways while searching for a way out.
Become a Zombie by Lifeboat flips the usual survival formula: you play as a zombie, infecting villagers and leading them into battle against their former neighbors across a story that moves from biome to biome.
3. RPG Classes adds vampires, werewolves and more to any world
On the add-on side, RPG CLASSES! Add-On by Chunklabs is one of the more ambitious releases this month. It layers a class-selection system onto survival Minecraft, letting you specialize as a Vampire, Werewolf, Druid, Banshee, or stick with a regular Human — each with distinct strengths and weaknesses.
Class selection happens through a dedicated menu, shown below, where you pick a specialization before heading out into the world. The trade-offs are real: a marketing screenshot shows a Vampire character catching fire in direct sunlight, with an on-screen warning to find shelter or put on armor — a classic vampire weakness translated into actual Minecraft mechanics.
4. Gadgets & Trinkets turns you into a globetrotting secret agent
Gadgets & Trinkets Add-On by Pixelbiester takes a different direction, adding more than 80 trinkets and 10 gadgets themed around spycraft — think grappling hooks and other spy-movie tools layered on top of survival gear.
The scale of the pack is easier to see in motion: a showcase screenshot lines dozens of unique trinket icons across a wall-sized item frame display, with a player standing beside a "Snowman-in-a-Can" trinket and a snow golem companion for scale.
5. More add-ons: magic staves, 30 new creepers and launch pads
Three further add-ons round out the category this month:
- Reliquary Magic Expansion Add-On by 5 Frame Studios adds magical staves, charms, blocks and a range of wizardly potions for players who want a more spellcasting-focused survival run.
- More Creepers Add-On by Heropixel Games introduces 30 new creeper variants, some of which drop emeralds or trigger festive balloon effects instead of exploding, alongside the classic build-wrecking blast.
- Jumppads & Particles v1.0.1 Add-On by Team VoidFeather adds customizable jump pads with tunable launch power, sounds and particle effects for launching mobs and players into the air.
Between the spellcasting focus of Reliquary Magic and the sheer variety added by 30 new creeper types, this trio leans more toward survival-world variety packs than full game-mode overhauls — the kind of add-ons you drop into an existing world to shake up a long-running save rather than build a new one around.
6. Texture packs: Cushy Fuzz and Dragonfire
Cushy Fuzz Texture Pack by Giggle Block Studios gives Minecraft's blocks and mobs a softer, fuzzier look, aiming for a cozy, plush aesthetic across builds.
Dragonfire by Pathway Studios — the same studio behind Creepy Doll: Asylum — goes the opposite direction, reworking textures with toughened scales, glowing embers and draconic emblems for a more mythic, high-fantasy look.
7. Character Creator: a creeper-themed cosmetic lineup
This month's Character Creator items all share a creeper theme: Creeper Fire Gloves and Creeper Fire Sneakers by 57Digital, Green Creeper Infernal by Yeggs, Creeper Crown by Block Perfect Studios, Creeper Snowboard by 57Digital, and Ripped Creeper Jeans by 57Digital. All are cosmetic-only items for your Minecraft avatar and carry over across worlds that support Character Creator content.
8. How to get it: Marketplace Pass vs. Realms Plus
Everything above is bundled into Marketplace Pass, Mojang's subscription that grants access to a rotating set of mini games, add-ons, texture packs and Character Creator items every month. Players who also want a private server don't need a separate purchase: Realms Plus includes every Marketplace Pass benefit plus your own Realm for you and up to 10 friends.
If you've enjoyed past Marketplace Pass drops, it's worth checking our round-up of the best Marketplace add-ons released so far, and if you want to see what's happening on the free side of Minecraft right now, the Winter Drop content currently in testing is a separate, non-Marketplace update worth tracking alongside it. Microsoft's other recent Minecraft release, Minecraft Dungeons II, has also been getting its own steady stream of post-launch content this fall.
Quick recap
- Mini games: SpongeBob Biomes (Starfish Studios), Creepy Doll: Asylum (Pathway Studios), Become a Zombie (Lifeboat)
- Add-ons: RPG CLASSES! (Chunklabs), Gadgets & Trinkets (Pixelbiester), Reliquary Magic Expansion (5 Frame Studios), More Creepers (Heropixel Games), Jumppads & Particles v1.0.1 (Team VoidFeather)
- Texture packs: Cushy Fuzz (Giggle Block Studios), Dragonfire (Pathway Studios)
- Character Creator: a full creeper-themed cosmetic set from 57Digital, Yeggs and Block Perfect Studios
- Access: included with Marketplace Pass, or with Realms Plus if you also want a private server
Official Resources
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