5 Best Medieval Minecraft Texture Packs To Live Out Your Wildest Fantasies
Source: CurseForge / Excalibur by Maffhew
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Minecraft is all about setting your own goals, right? Whether you speedrun to fight the Ender Dragon or decide to live a peaceful life as a farmer doesn't matter. On this occasion, we are looking into some of my favorite medieval Minecraft texture packs that pull off the rustic vibe wonderfully. No matter if you want to roleplay as a knight or looking to spice things up with a new resource pack, these are some of my favorite picks for this theme.
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5 Best Medieval Minecraft Texture Packs To Live Out Your Wildest Fantasies
1. Clarity
Source: CurseForge / Clarity by SCtester
The first entry in my list is a 32x medieval Minecraft texture pack which is highly recommended to combine with your favorite shader pack for extra realism. So many players enjoy using this resource pack to take awesome screenshots and record YouTube videos for a good reason! Clarity pays so much attention to detail in each block and item that it makes your Minecraft world look refreshing without losing its vanilla vibes.
2. LB Photo Realism Reload!
Source: Planet Minecraft / LB Photo Realism Reload! by 1LotS
As the name implies, the next entry in my list steers away from the cartoonish vibes and dives deeper into realism. The original Scuttles' LB PhotoRealism got picked up and revamped for newer Minecraft versions, and the screenshots speak for themselves. Any medieval castle or village will look like a completely different building when using this resource pack compared to its vanilla counterpart!
3. Excalibur
Source: CurseForge / Excalibur by Maffhew
The epic name should give you an insight into the resource pack's terrific theme. Excalibur will get you random texture blocks and mobs when you activate that option with Optifine. You also get the custom font and 3D block improvements as a nice extra, making it an excellent choice for players looking to completely overhaul their game's graphics with a single pack. Excalibur also offers mod support with an add-on, so check their description to see whether your favorite mod is included in the supported list!
4. Lithos 32x
Source: CurseForge / Lithos 32x by eleazzaar
Lithos is a 32x resource pack with a great art style suitable for any medieval fantasy world. Whether you use MCPatcher or Optifine, you can have lots of random textures in your world and encounter random mobs with Lithos. I especially love the easy-to-read font replacing every text in the game, so everything is easier to read, even in the middle of the action. So if you're a fan of Minecraft's default style but still want to try a new way to enjoy the game's graphics, I'd suggest you download Lithos and give it a go.
5. Jicklus
Source: CurseForge / Jicklus by Jicklus
Jicklus has a distinct style that perfectly fits the medieval Minecraft texture pack criteria. The stylized blocks and spooky mobs are perfect for any medieval project. Your Minecraft world will look stunning if you include your favorite shader pack on top! Suppose you're playing in Minecraft's older versions. In that case, there are several add-ons you can try to switch the tree leaves to turn your forests into autumn or spring paradises.
The Takeaway
Let me know if you've tried any of these awesome Minecraft resource packs. I'd love to hear any opinion on whether they fit the medieval criteria and whether any of your future building projects will follow this iconic theme!
Did you find this list helpful? Let me know what texture pack you ended up going with! I’d love to hear from you.
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Source: CurseForge / Excalibur by Maffhew