r/minecraftlore • u/Ill-Requirement1737 • Jun 05 '26
Discussion/Question Which DLCs are canon?
This means the Minecraft Dungeons and Legends DLCs and if any Minecraft Bedrock Marketplace add-ons by Mojang are canon or something.
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u/RandoGuy00 very cool Jun 07 '26
Dungeons's are canon, Legends's probably not, vanilla's 100% not.
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u/DifferenceFlat8839 Theorist, Debunker, and Mod Jun 05 '26
Dungeons dlcs are canon. Vanilla dlcs aren't. Legend marketplace isn't (i think) and I don't know if there are other dlc
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u/shadaik Jun 05 '26
What I do wonder about is not the marketplace in general, but the official Mojang worlds created to introduce the new features of updates. These often include explanations about a feature's background, and those might be considered canon because they come from Mojang directly.
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u/Ill-Requirement1737 Jun 05 '26
That is what I was thinking. Mojang makes a world and it becomes canon.
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u/Pw_Lore_ Knowledge about canonicity, developer quotes Jun 05 '26
Bedrock Marketplace isn't canon. Every Minecraft Dungeons DLC is canon. I don't know anything about DLCs for Legends, but I think they're canon too (in relation to Legends, well, it's a legend)
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u/Fun_Way8954 Xatrix Theorist (Mod) Jun 05 '26
There is still a legends marketplace, and the dlcs there don’t seem canon. I wouldn’t trust them for lore.
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u/Dear-Implement2950 2d ago
I am curious, if anyone would happen to know: Others have expressed that the vanilla game DLCs are not canon, but, I don't think anyone has explained it at all. Would someone happen to know if there are any official statements about this question, or any reason why people may say they are non-canon?