Two new Build Mode Maker Packs landed on The Sims 4 Marketplace on October 26, both leaning hard into the spooky season. Autumn Harvest of The Green Witch from ModCollective costs $2 (200 Moola), while My Little Vampire Lair from SixamCC runs $5 (500 Moola). Each pack focuses on furniture and decor rather than gameplay additions, so what you're buying is atmosphere.
Here's what each one brings to Build Mode and who they're best suited for.
Autumn Harvest of The Green Witch
ModCollective's pack fills a gap for players who want a witchy workspace without relying on the Realm of Magic spell room aesthetic. The set centers on a table cluttered with autumn forest ingredients: a sickle, mortar, cauldron, jars, crystals, and candles. Think apothecary corner rather than grand wizard tower.
The standout feature is the color variation. The pack ships with dark swatches for a more sinister look, light-toned options for good-aligned witches, and a broader palette that sits somewhere in between. That flexibility means you can style the same objects for a cozy herbalist cottage or a shadowy potion lab without doubling up on packs.
At $2 it's one of the cheaper Maker Packs on the Marketplace, and the styling leans more decorative than functional. If you've been building witch-themed lots since the October 2026 base game update dropped new free items, this slots in as a focused add-on for that niche.
My Little Vampire Lair
SixamCC's pack goes in a completely different direction. My Little Vampire Lair is a 30-object kids' bedroom set built around playful Gothic furniture. The core pieces include toddler and kids' beds in matching styles, a desk, a bat plush, rugs, dramatic curtains, and a glowing window-shaped wall lamp that acts as a focal point for the room.
The pack supports two distinct moods through its swatches. One leans into the vampire-lair fantasy with darker tones and Gothic details. The other flips to pastel, turning the same furniture into a storybook royal bedroom for little princes and princesses. Having both toddler and child-sized beds means sibling rooms can share a visual theme as Sims age up, which is a nice practical touch.
Thirty objects is a solid count for a $5 Maker Pack, and the dual-swatch approach effectively doubles the styling range. Players who build themed kids' rooms or run story-driven saves with vampire families will get the most out of this one.
Who should pick these up
Both packs are seasonal in spirit but not limited to Halloween builds. The Green Witch set works year-round for any cottage-core or occult lot, and the Vampire Lair furniture fits any fantasy-themed kids' room regardless of the calendar. If you already browse the Marketplace for Build Mode additions, these sit comfortably alongside earlier Maker Pack releases from creators like these.
Both packs are available now on The Sims 4 Marketplace and through the in-game storefront.
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