Duo Starter Survival Base

Your own room, a shared work hall

Start together without putting both players in one sleeping corner. This oak-and-spruce house gives each player a private room with a bed, chest and barrel behind its own door, then brings both rooms into a shared crafting and smelting hall.

The two side wings are equal in size. A white bed marks the west room and a blue bed marks the east; each has a separate chest and barrel rather than one shared double chest. All three rooms are on one level, so reaching a bed or putting away supplies does not require a ladder.

The central hall holds two crafting tables and two furnaces, with two more chests and two barrels for shared materials. The workstations face an open aisle, and the bedroom doors open off that space. Furnaces are empty and require your own fuel and inputs; this is a manual starter base, not an automatic production build.

Intersecting spruce gables give the two wings a clear shape, while log corners, simple glass windows and the covered south porch keep the material palette restrained. The 25 × 12 × 21-block schematic contains 1,405 placed blocks, including its foundation. Most of the build is oak, spruce and cobblestone, with small amounts of glass and ordinary household fixtures.

Six supported lanterns are distributed through the rooms, hall and porch. Keep those lights, the doorways, the spaces beside the beds and the tops of the chests clear when adapting the interior.

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Fit and import

1. Set the top of the cobblestone foundation flush with the surrounding ground. The porch and indoor floor sit one block higher, reached by the south (+Z) entrance step. Leave room around the 25 × 21 footprint.
2. Assign one side room to each player, then use the central chests and barrels for shared stock. The schematic does not supply stored items, furnace fuel or farm resources.
3. Use the Java Edition .schem with a compatible WorldEdit-style importer. No native .litematic, redstone automation, farm or terrain preparation is included.

Choose an available file above and complete its protected download. Follow the import guide for your tool, start in a backup world and inspect the paste origin before placing the build.

Small seams remain where the stair roofs meet. The house supplies rooms and workstations, not starter items, fuel or food. No farmland, animal pens or resource automation are included; leave space beside the base to add your own food production.