Hytale · Orbis reference
Catalog
3,615 entries with icons, stats and recipes from the database.
Bestiary
445 creatures. Health and drops only when present in the data.
Blocks, plants, liquids and terrain you can place in the world, from soil and wood through ores, portals and decorative pieces used to shape Orbis.
10 subcategories
Furniture, lighting, storage, doors, signs and crafting stations that turn a shelter into a camp, workshop or town hall.
8 subcategories
Weapons, armor, tools, potions, food and ingredients — the combat and survival kit you carry through Orbis.
8 subcategories
Editor utilities and builder instruments for Creative Mode, prefabs and world-shaping tools that sit beside survival gear.
7 subcategories
Fish, harvestables and specialty materials that feed crafting recipes, farming and the rest of the Orbis item tree.
1 subcategories
The Hytale wiki on Codexgames is built as a practical Orbis encyclopedia rather than a lore dump. Placeables collect blocks, plants, liquids and terrain you can set in the world. Housing covers furniture, lighting, storage and crafting stations. Gear holds weapons, armor, tools, potions, food and ingredients. Creative gathers editor-facing kit, and Resources groups gatherables that feed the rest of the tree. Beside those chapters, the mobs catalog lists creatures with published health and drop rows, and the zone plates keep the named climates of Orbis in one atlas.
Use this hub when you need a Hytale item ID, a crafting bench requirement, a quality tag, or a mob drop list that actually exists in data. If Hypixel Studios has not shipped a number, the page will say so instead of filling the gap with a wiki rumor. That makes the catalog slower to look complete and much safer to cite while Early Access is still moving.
The encyclopedia is split into 5 top-level item chapters (placeables, housing, gear, creative and resources), a paginated item catalog, a mobs bestiary, plus separate zone and creature primers drawn from official world writing. Search and category chips are the fastest way into a specific block, weapon or creature.
No. Quality, durability, stack size, item level and crafting inputs appear only when they exist in the database. Weapon and armor fields are printed as published key-value pairs. Missing HP, DPS or drop chances are left blank instead of being estimated.
Yes. The wiki home search and the items catalog both query the local item index, and the mobs catalog has its own name search. Results paginate so the companion can stay fast while still covering thousands of entries.
