Dungeonified Skin Pack

Do you enjoy using the skins from Minecraft Dungeons? Do you wish they were in the normal game? Well, now you can!

Minecraft Dungeonified Skin Pack is the one place to get all the skins from the game, including ones that were normally unused! Just open the file, and choose the skin in the game like any other skin pack!

Current Skins:

• Adriene
• Hal
• Hex
• Valorie
• Annika
• Baako
• Bediako
• Darian
• Elaine
• Eshe
• Esperanza
• Fuego
• Greta
• Igor
• Jade
• Mayeso
• Morris
• Neo
• Nuru
• Qamar
• Sam
• Sergey
• Shikoba
  
• Sven
• Violet
• Zola
• Steve
• Alex

Find any bugs? Let me know, and I'll fix it as soon as possible!

FAQ

Q: Where's [​Skin]?
A: This pack is in its very early days, so expect it to be incomplete. Don't worry, all the skins will be added eventually!

Q: Is this for Java too?
A: No, unfortunately Java doesn't support skin packs like this. However, you can extract the skins out of this pack and use them in Java, if you'd like. Just rename it from .mcpack to .zip, and open it up! In it, you'll see a bunch of skin files that you can use like any other Java skin!

Q: When I try to install a newer version, it says duplicate pack!
A: In Bedrock, resource packs and behavior packs will automatically replace the older version with the newer version when you import it. For whatever reason, the skin packs won't. So, you'll have to go to your bedrock edition folder (c:\users\USER\appdata\local\packages\Microsoft.MinecraftUWP_8wekyb3d8bbwe\LocalState\games\com.mojang\skin_packs on PC, other platforms will vary), then delete the "Dungeonifi" folder. Now you can import it again, and it'll work. You'll have to repeat this each time it updates (if you want the newer version).

Q: Why do some names have an alternate name in paratheses?
A: On the wiki, it shows alternate names for some of the heroes. This is likely due to the skin being named differently somewhere else (arcade version, handbook, etc). I decided to include the alternate names in the pack because why not?