Minecraft has partnered with streamer Tubbo for The Land Stand, a large creator tournament built around a custom dungeon map. Forty creators will take part, split into ten teams of four. The format asks each squad to survive, coordinate, and push through a maze packed with traps.
The map is not a standard survival world. Trailers show a dungeon layout with tight corridors, hidden hazards, and a darker tone than most public events. Teams will face unique rules that put pressure on both combat and teamwork. The goal is first place, earned by clearing the course rather than by a simple deathmatch score.
The roster mixes builders, speedrunners, and long-running SMP voices. Blaze Brigade includes CaptainSparklez, Pangi, Ghostiefruit, and Sneeg. Skeleton Squad brings together Graecie, InTheLittleWood, Philza, and Rekrap2. Spider Soldiers features Grian, WithMayX, Saps, and Solidarity. Other named sides include Creeper Crew, Ghast Gang, Piglin Patrol, Shulker Skulkers, The Endermen, Warden Warriors, and Zombie Zealots.
Well known names on other teams include HannahRose, Scar, Aimsey, Couriway, Feinberg, Foolish, False, Fruitberries, and Mogswamp. That spread should give viewers several streams to follow at once, depending on whether they prefer Hermitcraft-style play, competitive routing, or chaotic group survival.
Coverage is set for 9 September. Streams are listed to begin at 8 AM PDT, 11 AM EDT, 4 PM BST, and 12 AM JST. Other local times given by organizers include 10 AM CDT, 5 PM CEST, 8:30 PM IST, and 1 AM AEST. Fans can watch through the participating creators as the dungeon run unfolds in real time.
The Land Stand continues a pattern of official Minecraft collaborations with Tubbo, who has previously worked with the studio on speedrunning worlds and community events. This one is framed as a spectator tournament first. There is no public prize list in the current brief, so the draw is the cast, the custom map, and the chance to see ten teams solve the same dangerous space under live conditions.
Viewers who want the full picture should pick a team stream early. With forty players moving through one dungeon, the story will split across many points of view, and the first team to finish will likely do it off camera for most of the audience.
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