Minecraft League of Griefers Adventure Books in Order
Part ofWinter Morgan Books in OrderThis page lists the Minecraft League of Griefers Adventure books by Winter Morgan in order, with summaries, background, and where to begin.
Last updated: June 7, 2026
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Publication Order
6 books
Hidden in the Overworld
by Winter Morgan
2015
Noah and Violet are rebuilding when the Ender Dragon and the Wither attack their village. Suspecting Daniel and the griefers, they follow clues across the Overworld before the next strike lands.
The Griefer's Revenge
by Winter Morgan
2015
The Minecrafters’ Olympics should be a celebration, until TNT destroys the stadium. Noah and Violet rally the townspeople to stop Daniel’s griefers before the games and the village are ruined.
The Hardcore War
by Winter Morgan
2015
Someone has changed the world from survival to hardcore, and respawning is no longer guaranteed. Noah and Violet must stop Daniel’s griefer war before one mistake becomes permanent.
The Nether Attack
by Winter Morgan
2015
Cornered by skeletons, Noah and Violet flee through a portal into the Nether and accidentally leave danger behind them. With mobs crossing worlds, even new allies may be part of a trap.
The Return of the Rainbow Griefers
by Winter Morgan
2015
A new amusement park opening turns chaotic when a rainbow griefer brings TNT and a roller coaster explodes. Noah and Violet must help an old friend while protecting their village from Daniel’s crew.
The Secret Treasure
by Winter Morgan
2015
Noah and Violet discover a rare enchantment book in a jungle temple. Daniel and his league of griefers want its power, forcing the pair to defend the Overworld from a dangerous new enemy.
Series background & context
The Minecraft League of Griefers Adventure series is about protecting the Overworld from players who would rather destroy than build. Its main heroes are Noah and Violet, treasure hunters and defenders who keep getting pulled into trouble caused by Daniel and his league of griefers.
The trouble starts with The Secret Treasure. Noah and Violet find a rare enchantment book in a jungle temple, the kind of item that can make diamond swords and armor much more powerful. Daniel wants it, and he is not working alone. His rainbow griefers use tricks, mobs, and destruction to push the heroes into a fight they did not ask for.
This series likes big public disasters.
Across the books, Noah and Violet deal with their village being attacked, hostile mobs appearing at the worst possible times, TNT sabotaging the Minecrafters’ Olympics, and an amusement park opening that turns dangerous when a roller coaster explodes. The attacks are loud and easy for young readers to picture. They also give the series a steady rhythm: rebuild, investigate, fight back, then deal with an even bigger mess.
The series also moves through several familiar Minecraft spaces. The Overworld is home base, but the Nether becomes important in The Nether Attack, when Noah and Violet escape through a portal and things go wrong on both sides. The final book, The Hardcore War, adds an extra scary rule. Someone changes the world from survival to hardcore, which means getting destroyed could be permanent.
The emotional engine is trust. Noah and Violet have to decide who is really on their side, whether former enemies can change, and how much risk they can take to protect a village. Daniel and the rainbow griefers make good recurring opponents because they are not just monsters. They plan, trick, and disrupt.
Start with The Secret Treasure. The books build a running conflict with Daniel and the griefers, and the later stories work best once readers know why Noah and Violet care so much about defending the Overworld.
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