Minecraft Mods

The mods included in this bot are:

Amarite, by AmyMialee Amarite adds a new material to the game, Amarite! This can be used to make various new items such as; The Amarite Longsword A new sword which allows you to dash. The Amarite Discs A trio of discs which you can throw at enemies. The Amarite Mirror A mirror which can hold the power of a beacon or conduit and use it at a later time. As well as other features such as a way to grow budding amethyst, beacon activation using tinted glass, and a way of poisoning food.

Arsenal, by Doctor4t (aka RAT) A weapons mod focused on adding few but qualitative weapons.

Weapons:

Scythe Reaps in and stuns entities (making them unable to attack for half a second), as well as disable shields, on critical hit Can be used as a hoe for mining blocks (Netherite level) Comes with custom full swing hit sound effects and sweep particles Special enchantments: Spewing: Using the Scythe will spew out a blood blade damaging you and transferring half the duration of your potion effects to any entity hit Obtained from Vindicators (6.5% chance of one to spawn with it)

Anchorblade Right-click to throw the Anchorblade, can be used to significantly knock back hit entities or entities in the radius of the block hit Can be used as a pickaxe for mining blocks (Netherite level) and mines two times faster underwater Comes with custom full swing hit sound effects and sweep particles Special enchantments: Reeling: Using the Anchorblade will no longer knock back entities but instead reel you or the hit entity in like a grapple Obtained from Drowned (6.5% of chance one to spawn with it)

Other Items:

Weapon racks Crafted like an item frame but replacing the two middle sticks with two iron ingots Can display weapons, tools and shields at their full size When placed: Right-click to orient Sneak-right-click to make invisible (if a weapon is racked) Punch to drop the weapon out of the rack Sneak-punch (with no weapon racked) to drop the rack

Critters and Companions, by Joo5h Critters and Companions is a vanilla-style creature mod that will fill the overworld with new animals!

Current mobs:

Otter: Spawns in rivers. Otters will open clams to find pearls - clams can be obtained by fishing in rivers. Pearls are used to craft the pearl necklace!

Ferret: Spawns in plains and forests and can be tamed with raw rabbit to help you hunt chickens and rabbits. Tamed ferrets can dig for loot after being fed raw chicken - 5 minute cooldown.

Koi fish: Spawns in rivers and can be picked up with a bucket. Groups of koi fish will give the player luck.

Dumbo octopus: Spawns in deep oceans and can be picked up with a bucket. When a player is drowning, nearby dumbo octopuses will help by giving them a bubble helmet.

Sea bunny: Spawns in oceans and can be picked up with a bucket. Sea bunny slime can be obtained with glass bottles and used to craft sea bunny slime blocks.

Dragonfly: Spawns over rivers, can be tamed with spider eyes. When tamed, dragonflies can be given dragonfly armour, crafted with ingots in a diagonal line of 3.

Leaf insect: Spawns in forests and dances to music :)

Red panda: Spawns in jungles and sleeps through the day. Breedable with bamboo, and tameable with sweet berries. When tamed, red pandas will scare away most aggressive neutral mobs!

Shima enaga: Spawns in snowy biomes, tameable with seeds.

Jumping spider: Tamed with dragonfly wings and will protect the player. Drops jumping spider silk, which can be used to craft the silk leash and silk grappling hook.

Ribbits, by Joo5h

Ribbits will add swamp villages full of tiny frog villagers called ribbits! These little guys will sometimes sit down in groups to play music, which you can join in with!

Merchant and fisherman ribbits can be traded with for various items including the new ribbits plant blocks & maracas! Sorcerer ribbits will occasionally cast spells to buff the player, and all gardener ribbits will water crops!

Ribbits will naturally return to their homes at night, but if you'd like to relocate them, you can reset their home point to their current position by right clicking them with amethyst.

Ghost, by Joo5h This mod will add two friendly ghosts to your worlds!

Current mobs:

• Ghost: Spawns in birch, dark oak, and oak forests at night. These ghosts can be tamed with glow berries. When tamed, they can be given either a number of torches, a totem of undying, or an enchanted item. When holding torches, they will find dark areas and light them up with a torch. When holding a totem of undying, it will activate if the player dies without them having to hold it. When given an enchanted item, it will remove a random enchantment and reward the player with xp, similar to a grindstone.

• Mini ghost: Spawns in dark oak forests, swamps, and flower fields at night. These ghosts will seek out saplings to replant them. In the daytime, the mini ghosts hide in the ground, disguising themselves as plants!

Golem Overhaul, by Joo5h Golem Overhaul adds 8 new golem types, all with their own unique mechanics! Some are passive, like the hay golem, who can protect your crops from being trampled, while others are strong enough to take on mobs like the warden itself.

Barrel golem: Can be found naturally in villages. When attacked, the barrel golem will close its lid and hide as a barrel, reducing damage taken by 90%. It will also enter this state while sleeping through the night. The barrel golem can be bartered with by dropping emeralds.

Bartering loot table:

40%

• Random seeds 1-5
• Random sapling 1-2
• Water bottle
• Egg 1-3

30%

• Leather 1-3
• Iron 2-6
• Gold 2-6
• Enderpearl 1-2

27%

• Bucket of axolotl
• Nametag
• Lead
• Saddle

3%

• Diamond 1-3
• Random enchanted book
• Totem of undying
• Nautilus Shell
• Random overworld music Disc

Candle golem: Candle golems can be spawned by right clicking a candle golem block. They can be told to sit or stand by right clicking. While sitting, they take 90% reduced damage from projectiles. Candle golems can be lit with flint and steel. When lit, they will shoot mobs with flame projectiles. Using this attack too much will deplete the golems health until their candle goes out, and they'll need to be repaired.

Honey golem: Can be found naturally in birch forests. The honey golem will shoot mobs with a honey projectile, which applies slowness. The honey golem can function as a bee hive, and will contain bees which both defend, and heal the honey golem. These bees will also produce honey, which can be harvested from the golem for honey blobs. Honey blobs are throwable items that function the same as the honey golems projectile.

Terracotta golem: The terracotta golems can be found naturally in badlands biomes, or summoned by placing terracotta golem statues near heat sources. Terracotta golems are naturally hostile to mobs, and can be right clicked with cacti or dead bushes to improve their attacks. A cactus will increase the golems attack from 4 to 6, while a dead bush will give it a ranged attack.

Kelp golem: The kelp golem moves fastest in water. When within range of a conduit, the kelp golem will switch to its charged state and receive +100% strength, gradual regeneration, and +100% resistance until out of range of the conduit.

Slime golem: Can be found naturally in slime chunks, and will spawn as one of two size variants, each with their own stats.

Hay golem: Hay golems can either be built by the player, or found naturally in villages. They are passive, but will protect crops from being trampled within a 10x10 radius.

Coal golem: Unlit coal golems will spawn naturally around coal ore, and are passive towards mobs. Coal golems can be turned into lit coal golems by right clicking them with flint and steel, and will become hostile towards mobs, but will die after attacking.

Creatures and Beasts, by Joo5h Creatures and Beasts is a fantasy creature mod which fills each biome with new mobs, from the plains of the overworld to the void of the end!

Current mobs:

-The little grebe: Cute little birds that live in rivers and lakes. They like to eat fish and carry their babies on their backs!

-The lizards: A small friend from the jungles and deserts. If you find a sad one, you can cheer it up with apple slices, their favourite snack. They also like music!

-The cindershell: These passive volcanic tortoises wander the nether wastes feeding on fungus. When killed, they will drop shards of their shell, which craft a sword that can be imbued with lava. They can also be equipped with a cinder furnace for an unlimited fuel source!

-The sporelings: Sporelings are little mushroom creatures found throughout the nether and overworld. They will do their best to remove any curses from your gear without breaking it too much, and can be tamed with bonemeal :D When tamed, you can pick them up by equipping a sporeling backpack and shift right clicking them.

-The lilytad: A shy little swamp-dwelling creature that likes to hide in shallow water, disguising itself as a lilypad. Its flower can be sheared and will grow back after 15 minutes.

-The minipad: These are an axolotl-like subspecies of the lilytads. At night, they light up the swamps with their glowing flowers, which can be used to craft flower crowns!

-The yeti: These powerful beasts spawn in snowy tundra biomes and will remain neutral until the player gets too close to their babies, but you can earn their trust with melon slices, or breed them with berries. If a baby yeti grows up while trusting the player, they will become tamed. Tamed yetis won't follow the player, but they will defend them.

-The cactem: Prickly little desert friends that live in tribes lead by an elder. Cactem elders will pick up dropped totems and give you either something valuable, or something completely useless in return.

-The end whale: These giants roam the void of the end, and can be tamed and ridden with chorus fruit and a saddle. But tamed whales won't follow you unless you're holding food.

Duckling, by Frogipher Quack quack! Duckling is a mod that aims to add ducks to liven up your Minecraft world!

A white duck and mallard: They spawn in river biomes Quacklings: A fisherman duck which is tradable! Find these guys wandering around swamps! Holiday fruit cake, a sweet treat the quacklings LOVE!

Darker Depths, by naterbobber Darker Depths is an underground expansion mod. There are currently 3 biomes added to Darker Depths:

Glowshroom Forest

The glowshroom cavern is where you will find large glowshrooms, the glowshroom monster, glowgrime, and the Glowshroom Cap.

The Glowshroom Cap when worn, has limited durability, provides light, and also provides the user haste 1.

Sandy Catacombs

The Sandy Catacombs is a desolate wasteland. Petrified roots hang from the ceiling, aridrock & boulders dot the inner cave landscape.

A new class of mob without souls can be found here. They wander the catacombs in the hopes of binding with their next victim.

Void Soul mobs when killed, don't die, but rather are turned into Void Souls. This orb is invulnerable, but will expire after 60 seconds. Upon right clicking with a glass bottle, Void Souls can be captured into a jar. Right clicking with Amber stops them from expiring.

A new structure is found here, aptly named the Catacombs, where you will find Body Snatchers, Void Soul Knights, Tombs, Paranoia, and Forsaken Bronze.

Cursed by the presence of the Void Souls, this Forsaken Bronze allows for unnatural abilities. This metal can be used to craft a few useful items, including the Death Anchor, the Stiletto, and Tombs.

Molten Cavern

The Molten Cavern is a raging hot biome, where Deepslate has turned into Darkslate and lava can be found in layered pools. Geysers, Amber Clusters, and Dead Living Crystals can be found here.

Dead Living Crystals can be reawakened by giving them a diamond. From there, they will start to grow back to life. When they have fully grown, they will turn into Living Crystal, which can spread to nearby diamond ore, or grow a taste for Melons, if you give them enough time.

Crystal Melons are formed when a Living Crystal has a hunger for Melons. Placing a Melon near a living crystal will cause it to turn into a stone melon, then growing inside until it finally breaks free of its shell, converting to a Crystal Melon.

Crystal Melons when used while in the offhand, will supercharge any tool to make it unbreakable, give 20% more attack speed, mining speed, and attack damage, for 5 minutes.

Shifted Lens, by platypushasnohat

New Mobs Baitfish: Baitfish are tiny fish that spawn in massive shoals. They can be cooked and eaten or bucketed.

Flying Fish: Flying fish can be found in oceans in schools. Occasionally they will go to the surface and glide along the water. When hurt, all nearby flying fish will go to the surface to try and glide away. Flying fish can be bucketed or eaten.

Squill: Squill can be found floating around high in the sky, either alone or in large groups. Unlike their aquatic counterparts, Squill are neutral and will attack when provoked. All nearby Squill will hone in on their aggressor. When attacking, Squill will circle above their opponent occasionally turning around and charging with chattering teeth. If a Squill is at or below 25% health, they will shoot a burst of levitating ink and fly away for a short time before re-engaging.

On death, Squill can drop a few different items:

Squill Tooth Used to make Toothed Snowballs and levitation potions Toothed Snowballs deal damage on impact unlike regular snowballs Both toothed and regular snowballs apply a short duration of freezing on hit

Whirligig Can be placed in the world in similar fashion to a sign Outputs a redstone signal based on the weather, with thunder being the highest Can be crafted into a Whirlibox

Whirliboxes can be powered with redstone to push entities, with redstone signal determining the distance. Can be crafted with a leather helmet to make a Whirlicap

Whirlicaps slow your fall and can lift you off the ground for a short duration

Lollipop (Rare) A food item with 4 durability, when eaten gives 1 minute of speed 2 and reduces the remaining durability by 1 Can also be used as a weapon

Snuffles, by schnappdragon Snuffles are fluffy mobs with a big tongue found in snowy biomes with unique frosty fur. They can be bred with potatoes, they'll flap their tongues and run towards you if you're holding them. Their fur is covered with frost, which can removed with magma cream or fire. Frosty Snuffles leave a trail of snowflakes wherever they go. Their fluff can be harvested by shearing them, trimming the excess fluff and exposing their eyes.

If a Snuffle is warm, it can turn frosty again by being in the open when it is snowing or by walking into powder snow. This can be seen here.

Slimeballs can be used on them to cycle through 4 hairstyles.

Sweety's Garden, by Sweetygamer Sweety's Garden is a small mod, adding 16 new plants found all around the world, providing a bit of extra variety and life to a lot of overworld biomes. This mod also tries to highlight less common flowers (avoiding Rafflesias, Clover or Cattails). Some flowers will be relatively rare, to act as a nice uncommon sighting, but others, like Heather or Wood Anemone can be quite common. This new plants won't be traded by Wandering Traders, but can all be bonemealed indefinitely to be duplicated.

Plants and the biomes they are found in:

Baileya : Desert

• Baileya will generate with sandstone blocks nearby, as an indicator of the area's dryness Bloody Dogwood : Snow slopes, Grove Busy Lizzie : Jungle, Sparse jungle Cyan Poppy : Stony peaks, Windswept gravelly hills
• Cyan Poppies are an hommage to Cyan Roses. They are relatively rare Drimia : Eroded badlands, Wooded badlands Edelweiss : Grove, Jagged peaks, Frozen peaks
• Edelweiss will always generate as a single flower Heather : Windswept forest, Taiga, Snowy taiga Hepatica : Birch forest, Flower forest
• Hepatica will generate as patchs, that will contain a variety of vanilla flowers, and Wood Anemones Pampas : Savanna Passion Flower : Jungle
• Passion Flowers will only generate on the side of additional fallen trees (they aren't the same as vanilla trees in 1.21.5+, and can be distinguished by the fact they are generally covered in more vegetation) Pontederia : Swamp Purple Shamrock : Dark forest Shaggy Purslane : Mangrove swamp
• Shaggy Purslane can generate on Mangrove Roots Snowdrop : Snowy plains, Snowy taiga
• Snowdrop will only be found under Spruce Trees Wood Anemone : Old growth birch forest
• Wood Anemone will generate as patchs, that will contain a variety of vanilla flowers Wood Sorrel : Forest, Jungle

Just Dandy, by davigj This mod adds fluffy dandelions to plains, oak forests, and meadows by default. Fluffy dandelions spawn gently bobbing seed particles when not in rain. Any entities moving through fluffy dandelions (projectiles, players, mobs) spawn greater concentrations of particles.

Using bone meal on a dandelion will cause it to grow into its fluffy variant. Pollinated bees can also turn dandelions fluffy, at the same rate as other pollinated crops.

NewWorld, by avocadospud NewWorld adds a new vibrant meadow biome, alongside new exploration content to make your journey more worthwhile.

features: The Wooded Meadow, a new forest variant of the meadow that generates with fir trees and sports fancy foliage. Fir trees, which generate in wooded meadows and less commonly in taiga-like biomes. They come with a new brown wood set to complement any rustic build!

Buried Bunkers, which spawn in Plains and Meadows and almost always generate underground. You'll have to dig a bit to explore their secrets!

The Ancient Mattock is a tool that can break stone, wood, dirt, and other materials efficiently. It's a great way to build effectively without cluttering your inventory with tools. Craft one by combining template pieces, found in Desert Temples, Trail Ruins, and Ancient Cities.

Tombstones save your items when you die if kept in your inventory. You can find them as loot in Ancient Cities. Fun fact, it says R.I.P. on the front in illageralt! Tombstones can be duplicated using Illager Tomes, which are found in Woodland Mansions. Illager Tomes never run out, so you can use them as many times as needed.

Lush Caves got an upgrade, now with better foliage, as well as a new block, Loam!

Sully’s Mod, by MosaicModding Sully's Mod aims to add interesting features while still keeping a vanilla feeling!

Current Features:

• Jade

• Jade Flinger Totem

• Jade Shield

• Jade Horse Armor

• Copper Buttons

• Lanternfish

• Tortoise

• Tortoise Shell

• Bouldering Zombie

• Jungle Spider

• Petrified Tree & Amber

• Artifacts

• Piranha & Throwing Knife

• Selection System

Wetland Whimsy, by Juniii Wetland Whimsy is a mod which completely overhauls Minecraft's swamps! It includes a whole new subbiome, several new plants and blocksets, and ancient ruins that dot the landscape of these overhauled wetlands. While these ruins contain plenty of treasure, be warned - some of them may not be as abandoned as they first seem!

Features:

Overhauled Swamps with completely redone visuals!

The Marsh, an all-new biome that spawns between Swamps and the ocean!

New Flora in the form of Pennywort, Cordgrass, and unique mushrooms!

New Fauna, such as the friendly Cranes and not-so-friendly Infested Spiders!

New Building Blocks including Lemonstone and the all-new Bald Cypress woodset!

Wetland Ruins, ancient structures built from lemonstone with plenty of loot for those who look.

The Swamp Dungeon, a mysterious, mazelike structure built for an unknown purpose. Ancient Pots with strange symbols may be found down there… their loot may not be that great, but maybe there's a way to improve it?

Will’s Hedgehogs!, by Willosaurusrex Will's "Hedgehogs!" is built to add adorable and functional hedgehogs to the game. It also includes new functions for existing tames, new armor, and new utility items.

Features:

Hedgehogs: Small, prickly creatures that have a taste for small insects, arachnids, and sweet berries. When tamed, hedgehogs will use their foraging abilities to ocassionally dig up items for their owners. They also love eating sweet berries, passively harvesting any nearby bushes that are ripe. Hedgehogs drop quills which can be used in crafting recipes, as well as dropping electrified quills when struck by lightning.

Hedgehog Subspecies

Hedgehogs come in a variety of forms, including

• Buttercup Hedgehog found in biomes: forest, flowered forest, birch forest

• Smokey Hedgehog found in biomes: forested tundra, spruce forest, old growth spruce

• Strawberry Hedgehog found in biomes: cherry blossom

• Cocoa Hedgehog found in biomes: savannah, windswept savannah

• Amethyst Hedgehog found in biomes: lush caves

World of Wonder, codyhuh World of Wonder adds a new biome, the Dandelion Fields. This mystical biome has giant dandelions, as well as a new creature: the Dandy Lion!

Dande Lions are very similar to wolves. They can be tamed with small flowers, bred with larger flowers, and healed with bonemeal!

Gipples Galore, by KingRolly Gipples are elusive creatures. Gipples can be found dwelling within colonies inside caves. These colonies are very rare, but spawn more commonly under colder biomes and oceans. Inside of Gipple colonies, you can find the new gelatin blocks, gelatin layers, as well as the gelatite and amoebalith stone types! You'll find Gipples slumbering within blocks of gelatin. Break the blocks to awaken them.

Gipples love to eat glow lichen. Be it in block or item form, glow lichen is the Gipple's source of food. After eating, Gipples can produce gelatin layers, which can be harvested for tasty gelatin you can eat! However, if you feed a Gipple more glow lichen before it has the chance to produce gelatin, it will divide itself into 2 baby Gipples.

(Note: Beware, on the rare occasion that an unforeseen turn of events takes place during gipplication, it is strongly advised to evacuate the area and never come back.)

Bountiful Fares, by Heccology

Bountiful Fares expands upon existing mechanics and adds simple, new content to the food and farming aspect of Minecraft, while still being faithful to the base game. Please note that features may be added or changed in the future.

Fruit trees - for Apples, Oranges, Lemons, Plums, and Coconuts

• Wild crops and new crop types - such as Passion Fruit, Leeks, and Spongekins

• Trellises - for decoration or growing vine crops

• New ancient plants from Sniffers - Hoary Apple Trees and Lapisberries

• Ceramic blocks - which can be dyed any color

• New food effects - adds some extra complexity to food

• Fermentation - unlocks new recipes like Mead or Cider

Oreganized, by Binome Oreganized is a mod inspired by the inclusion of Copper in minecraft and imagines how would 2 new metals look like if they were added today. Each with their unique niches and themes. Silver and Lead! Silver can be made into Mirrors, Scribe, Gargoyles and make a new alloy called Electrum. Lead can be used for decoration, melted and for Lead Bolts - new projectiles! The world is also filled with an adjacent features to the metals like the new Boulders which you can find in plains that are the source of a new stone type (as well as maybe more if you wash it ;))

Puppy Paws, by shaun1p This Mod adds dogs adapted to the vanilla experience, you can find them around the world, they can be domesticated with bones or bone cookie, making the process 50% easier.

Some dogs can benefit you, such as in combat or archeology in structures.

Mobs:

• Chihuahua
• Borzoi
• Golden Retriever
• Great Dane
• Pug

Items:

• Bone Cookie

Verdance, by ExDrill A surface overworld expansion with a focus on features that contain unique gameplay experiences, with the addition of mobs, blocks, and items with interesting mechanics.

Features:

• Mulberry Forest, a mountain biome containing unique mobs, an exclusive wolf variant, tree type, and a complete wood set.

• Shrublands, an arid biome containing an abundance of shrubs, flowering shrubs, and Armadillos.

• Town Ruins, an ancient structure found in Deserts and Shrublands, containing unique Pottery Sherds, a Music Disc, and an Armor Trim.

• Silk Moth, a friendly mob found in the Mulberry Forest.

• Shrubs, a bush with two flowering variants.

• Cantaloupe, a crop found in Savannas and

• Shrublands which can be crafted into other foods.

• Dyed Stucco blocks, which each have a stair, slab, and wall variant.

• Cushions, a functional block which can be sat on.

• Violets, a flower mostly found in coniferous biomes that introduces a crafting recipe for Purple Dye

• Enhancements to Sugarcane, allowing them to be fertilized through Bone Meal.

• Enhancements to Spore Blossoms, adding renewability through Bone Meal and a crafting recipe for Magenta Dye.

Nether's Exoticism Nether's Exoticism is a mod that adds 5 exotic fruits that exist in real life, each nether biome receives a fruit. You can consume these fruits directly and have some special effects, but you can also do something else with them...

There are the 5 fruits that are added by Nether Exoticism, the Jabuticaba (Spawn in Basalt Deltas and give a "Cure" effect), the Kiwano (Spawn in Warped Forest and give a "fire resistance" effect) the Rambutan (Spawn in Nether Wastes and give a "regeneration" effect), the Buddha's Hand (Spawn in Soul Sand Valley and give a "night vision" effect), and the Pitaya (Spawn in Crimsom Forest and give a "wither cure" effect)!

Nether's Exoticism adds a rival creature to the Axlolotl, a Moloch, the Thorny Devil ! A small creature that can be obtain in villager cleric trade or in nether forteress chest, you can collect it in a bucket to take it wherever you want, but be careful, don't hit it, you risk getting stung ! He loves eating small arthropods such as Spiders, Silverfish, Endermite but he also likes to eat slime or magma cube.

With the trees of Jabuticaba and Rambutan, you can make planks, doors, slabs, stairs... like wood.

With rambutan you can make a helmet and shield that does damage to the entity around.

With Jabuticaba Jam you can make new potions! (Wither Cure, Fire Resistance, Saturation and Night Vision)

Autumnity Autumnity is a biome mod that adds various autumn-related content, including maple trees, large pumpkins, and turkeys.

Blocks

Large Pumpkin

• Generates naturally in Pumpkin Fields.

Jack-o-lantern variants

• Soul and Redstone Jack-o-lanterns can be crafted.

Pancake

• Can be crafted with 1 Syrup Bottle, 1 milk, 1 egg, and 2 wheat.
• Food that can be placed like cake.
• Can be placed on the ground stacked on top of each other, with up to 16 on a single block.
• Right click to eat the top pancake of the stack.
• Each individual pancake can be eaten this way twice.
• Restores 4 hunger and 4 saturation each time

Snail Shell Block -Crafted with nine Snail Shell Piece.

Snail Shell Bricks

• Crafted with eight Stone Bricks and one Snail Shell Piece.
• Has stair and slab variants

Snail Shell Tiles

• Crafted with eight Smooth Stone and one Snail Shell Piece.
• Has stair and slab variants

Items

Sap Bottle

• Obtained by right clicking Sappy Maple Logs with a glass bottle.
• Can be smelted into a Syrup Bottle.

Snail Goo

• Feeding a snail mushrooms or fungi will make it produce a trail of slimy goo.
• A Potion of Extension can be brewed with awkward potions and Snail Goo, granting the effect for 90 seconds.
• A potion of extension extends the time of the different potion you are using.

Snail Shell Piece

• Dropped by snails when brushed with a brush.

Pumpkin Bread -Default recipe: Syrup bottle, pumpkin slice, and two wheat.

• Restores 8 hunger and 7 saturation

Foul Berry

• Grow on Foul Berry bushes.
• It gives no saturation and restores half a hunger bar.
• Grants a new effect, Foul Taste.
• With the Foul Taste effect, it doubles the hunger and saturation when eating anything but a Foul Berry.
• When touching a Foul Berry bush, it damages you gives you the poison effect.

Worldgen

Maple trees

• New type of tree.
• Four variants exist; a regular green one, and red, orange, and yellow variants.
• The green one can generate in regular forests, but the others only generate in biomes added by Autumnity.
• Logs generate the same in all four variants, with the only difference being the color of the leaves.
• Leaves drop saplings of their color. -When maple logs are stripped, there is a chance for Sappy Maple Logs to be produced instead.
• When right clicked with an empty Glass Bottle, a Sap Bottle is produced, and the log becomes a Stripped Maple Log.

Maple Forest

• Maple forests are where snails and turkeys spawn exclusively.
• Maple forests grow Maple trees, giant mushrooms, and foul berries bushes.

Pumpkin Fields

• Pumpkin fields grow pumpkins and giant pumpkins.

Jaden's Nether Expansion Jaden's Nether Expansion is a vanilla friendly mod which aims to Expand the entire Nether Dimension adding various new content and as well as overhauling existing vanilla concepts as well, this project is evergrowing and is constantly being updated so prepare yourself for the biggest nether mod yet.

Structures:

Sanctum

• The Sanctum is a large ancient castle-like structure which rarely generates in the Soul Sand Valley. made up of multiple segments like the Central Church which acts as a hub-world to the sanctum, Streets which connect the various surface landmarks together and have Brazier Chests hidden all throughout, The Arenas which contain Treacherous Candles and even an underground Crypt segment containing extra Brazier Chests.

Generation

• The Sanctum generates only in the Soul Sand Valley but can bleed into other biomes too due to it’s massive size, this structure is quite rare generating few and far-between meaning you won’t encounter it very often as say a Fortress or Bastion. to aid in locating a sanctum you can use a Sanctum Locator Compass obtained from a Chapel.

Church

• The sanctum always spawns a Church in the middle with everything else branching off from there, this location also acts as a hub-world which you can regularly return to stash loot in the empty chests or replenish on supplies. the church has several utility blocks that can be found near the back-entrance such as an Anvil, Grindstone, Brewing Stand (blaze rods not included), Smithing Table, Furnaces and an Ender Chest
• The Massive Goat Statue in the middle also has a Sculk Grinder on it which can be fed excess treacherous fire you may have in exchange for experience points.

Streets

• The sanctum’s surface is primarily made up of streets that interconnect with each other and important landmarks such as the church and arena towers. they also contain exposed and hidden Brazier Chests which can be found by spelunking, looking around for odd looking parts of these streets is a good way to find these hidden braziers
• Carcasses can sometimes be found laying on the streets.

Arenas

• The most interesting part of the sanctum are the arenas, these towers contain 4 Treacherous Candles that scale in difficulty the higher up you go, designed in a King of The Hill style layout you’ll need to protect the candle from waves of mobs to get yourself the Treacherous Flame.
• Multiple Carcasses can be found in arenas which can be revived to help you defend the candle.

Crypt

• An area which can be accessed from under the Treachery? statue in the church, the crypts are long confusing tunnels which contain tons of Secrets and Brazier Chests along with the new Warped Warts that can be found in the central wart room
• A Respawn Anchor can be found near the entrance stairway to set your spawn point

Chapel

• Chapels are small buildings which generate all across the nether and contain a Sanctum Locator Compass, this item can be used to find the closest sanctum nearby.

Generation

• The Chapel can generate in any nether biome that isn’t the basalt deltas, it is an uncommon structure meaning you won’t be seeing too many of them

Structure

• Chapels are small buildings which contain a singular loot chest and 2 skeletons which guard it, inside you’ll find various assortment of loot as well as a Sanctum Locator Compass.

Blocks:

Treacherous Candle

• The Treacherous Candle is a special block found within Sanctum Arenas, when lit it’ll activate a gauntlet that summons a variety of mobs in waves that you’ll have to defend the candle against.
• Doing so grants you the Treacherous Flame, you’ll gain more flame with higher tier candles that are found higher up in Arena Towers. the flame drops also scale in multiplayer meaning all players involved would get an equal amount.
• The Treacherous Candle can be lit with a Flint and Steel, doing so starts a gauntlet which scales in difficulty depending on how many players were nearby when it was lit, the candle will give all nearby players the Betrayed Status Effect. The candle spawns waves of mobs in intervals of 32 seconds each, these mobs will immediately target the candle and attempt to break it, and you’ll need to defend it by manually taking these mobs’ aggression by hitting them.
• The mobs spawned by the Treacherous Candle are: Skeletons, Apparitions, Vessels, Ecto Slab, and Banshee.

Brazier Chest

• Brazier Chest is a type of chest found within the Sanctum with replenishing loot that can only be unlocked with a Treacherous Flame.
• Brazier Chests are found locked and need to be unlocked by lighting it’s brazier with a Treacherous Flame, letting you access it’s loot.
• After an hour has passed since it’s opened the brazier’s flame extinguishes and the block locks itself, ready to be unlocked again with fresh replenished loot waiting inside. you can reopen the chest as many times as you like if you’re willing to wait for it’s cooldown to finish.
• Brazier Chests which are hidden can contain better loot with higher odds of rare items inside.
• Pump-Charge Upgrade Templates can only be found in hidden brazier chests.

Sculk Grinder

• A Sculk Grinder is a functional block that’s always found in the Sanctum’s central church, it consumes Treacherous Flame in exchange for Experience Points and act as an alternative reward system for the sanctum in case you don’t want brazier chest loot.

Gargoyle Statue

• Gargoyle Statues are a block that can be found generating in the Sanctum, they are purely for decoration except for a select few variants which the Apparitions can use to turn into their Possessed Forms without having to kill a mob for it.

Soul Slate

• Soul Slate is new tough stone type found within the Soul Sand Valley, it comes in many variants and intended for building.
• All Soul Slate Blocks except for Pale are quite blast resistant and tough making it great for building in the Soul Sand Valley where Ghasts are plentiful.
• Indented & Chiseled Soul Slate Bricks/Tiles can be lit with a Flint and Steel or Fire Charge to emit a low light level and change it’s appearance.
• Soul Slate Pillars have randomised variants with writing of unknown language inscribed on it.
• Unlike Soul Soil or Soul Sand, it cannot be used to craft Soul Fire Blocks like torches or campfires, it does however still burn soul fire when lit on top of the block.

Soul Candle

• Variant of candles crafted from Soul Sand or Soul Soil instead of Honeycombs, it makes for a decent cheap light source when exploring the nether.
• Much like a normal candle it can be lit and emits a light level of 3, each candle increasing the emitted light level, but unlike normal or dyed candles it can only be stacked to Three due to it’s larger size thus only emitting light level of 9 at it’s maximum.
• It’s faces can be oriented to look in any direction when placing the candle.
• It cannot be put on cakes or dyed.
• Soul Candles produce faint whispers along with the ambient fire crackles when lit.

Soul Magma Block

• A variant of magma blocks which inflicts twice the damage but only when sprinting.
• Damages all entities which sprint on top of the block dealing 2 points of fire damage.
• Unlike a normal magma block, it cannot be used to produce bubble columns.
• Soul Speed lets you sprint on it without being damaged.

Ecto Soul Sand

• Soul Sand that has been infested with a Wisp, it generates in splotches all around the valley, it turns into Suspicious Soul Sand with loot dependent on the biome or structure.
• A Wisp has a chance to emerge from this block if there is a solid block below.
• When a wisp does emerge, the block converts to Suspicious Soul Sand with loot dependent on whatever biome or structure was present in it’s location.
• Can be waxed to prevent wisp from escaping.
• Requires silk touch to be picked up, otherwise turns back into soul sand killing the wisp inside.
• Ecto Soul Sand blocks can be tickled with a brush to force wisps out and turn the block into suspicious soul sand. but it can take a lot of the brush’s durability away.

Suspicious Soul Sand

• Suspicious Soul Sand is a block made when a wisp emerges from Ecto Soul Sand or found naturally generating in Mega Fossil Campsites.
• Suspicious Soul Sand can be brushed like other suspicious blocks revealing a random item.
• The items you can find are dependent on which biome the Suspicious Soul Sand was made in.
• Suspicious Soul Sand generated in Mega Fossil Campsites have a nearly identical loot tables as the wisp made ones from the soul sand valley but with much better odds to find good loot.
• Suspicious Soul Sand obeys gravity and breaks when it falls.
• Neither Soul Speed or Unbounded Speed can speed you up when walking on this block, which can often give away it’s location.

Soul Swirls

• A block which inflicts Unbounded Speed to entities which pass through it.
• When an entity walks through Soul Swirls, it inflicts them with 10 seconds of Unbounded Speed and goes into cooldown for 50 seconds indicated by the swirls glowing blue.
• Players with Soul Speed Enchantment cannot activate Soul Swirls.
• When Activated by a Player, Soul Swirls have a 1/20 chance to spawn an Ecto Slab nearby and it will start perusing them, the odds increases to 1/5 if the player already has Unbounded Speed. only Size 1 and 2 Ecto Slabs can emerge from this.
• Apparitions, Wisps, Vessels, Ecto Slabs, Banshee and Ghasts cannot activate Soul Swirls.
• Soul Swirls can be placed on all faces of a block.

Netherite Plated Blocks

• Shoddy fake netherite make from Stridite and Blackstone, it is fire-proof but very weak and is not blast resistant but can also be made into various other building blocks.
• Netherite Plated Blocks are fire-proof just like real netherite but not as strong or blast resistant being easily broken with just your bare fists.
• It rusts when in contact with Ectoplasm as both netherite and striders are immensely weak to cold environments.
• Netherite Grates can be Waterlogged, Lavalogged and Ectoplasmlogged.
• Rusty Netherite can be turned back to normal by smelting it in a furnace.

Sorrowsquash

• Sorrowsquash is a new block vegetable that grows when pumpkin seeds are planted on soul sand.
• Sorrowsquash cannot be made into pie as it’s insides are completely rotten and inedible.
• It grows on tall vines that can be climbed.
• Sorrowsquash can be carved with shears and made into Ghoul O’ Lanterns of both normal and soul fire variants depending on the torch used.
• Carved Sorrowsquash can be bone mealed to grow and spread Sorroweed around it.

Soul Glass

• Soul Glass is a solid block which lets players phase through it while other entities cannot.
• Soul glass has no collision except for the top making it possible to go through the block. when submerged a dense blue fog appears on screen and your movement speed is hindered unless the user has the Soul Speed enchantment.
• You can stand on top of the block but sneaking lets you descend.
• Mobs avoid pathfinding through Soul Glass.
• Soul Glass can be lit with a Flint and Steel or Fire Charge to change it’s appearance and emit a light level of 12.

Inscribed Panel

• Inscribed Panels are blocks which depict letters from an unknown language that can be changed with interacted with.
• Inscribed Panels can be waxed to prevent interactions.
• By default the panel is blank but right clicking cycles it through one of the 28 letters.
• These letters are not in the standard A-Z order and have 2 few extra letters.
• Inscribed Panels can be Waterlogged and Ectoplasmlogged.

Frogmist

• A frogmist is an air-like decorative block obtained when a frog eats small ecto slabs. it comes in three variants based on the variant of the frog that eats the ecto slab.
• A tiny ecto slab drops a frogmist when it is eaten by a frog. There are three colors of frogmist that drop depending on what type of frog eats the ecto slab.
• Frogmist does not have a hitbox unless you hold any kind of Hoe or Frogmist in hand preventing you from accidently destroying them in builds.
• Frogmist can be stacked like snow layers or pink petals to increase it’s opacity and make it look thicker.

Fossil Ore

• Fossil Ore is a block that gets made when a skeleton dies on soul soil, it drops bones when broken but if all sides are covered and left alone it’ll eventually convert to Fossil Fuel Ore.
• When a skeleton dies on soul soil it turns the block underneath to fossil ore.
• when all faces of the fossil ore is covered up it’ll slowly turn into fossil fuel ore.

Fossil Fuel Ore

• Fossil Fuel Ore when mined drops fossil fuel an alternate fuel source that works like coal.
• Spawns in Soul Sand Valley.
• when mined can drop fossil fuel which is a fuel source similar to coal or charcoal.

Black Ice

• Black Ice is a variant of ice produced when water comes in contact with ectoplasm, it can be used to convert Soul Sand into Pale Soul Slate making it renewable.
• Black Ice randomly produces aerosol particles.
• Converts Soul Sand placed nearby into Pale Soul Slate.

Ectoplasm

• Ectoplasm is a new fluid type found in the Soul Sand Valley, it is an abnormally cold fluid that emits rays of light and whispers gibberish when nearby.
• Ectoplasm can be collected in a bucket and placed down wherever you like.

Shotgun Barrel

• A new functional block that shoots shotgun bullet projectiles when powered.
• Crafted with Shotgun Core, Stridite, Redstone and Bone Block.
• It can be placed facing one of four cardinal directions and when powered shoots 10 shotgun bullets in whatever direction it’s facing similar to a dispenser.

Wraithing Lesion

• A block crafted from Wraithing Flesh and Ghast tears, it behaves similarly to cake but drops wraithing flesh when harvested. if its slices are left alone for long enough then it slowly grows back.
• Wraithing Lesion can be harvested by interacting, doing so drops 12 Wraithing Flesh per each slice for a total of 48 Wraithing Flesh.
• if the block is left alone for long enough then it slowly regrows it’s layers functionally making it infinite as long as you don’t consume the whole thing.

Sorroweed

• A block grown from bone-mealing Sorrowsquash or Carved Sorrowsquash on soul sand. this block behaves similarly to moss and lets you plant roots and various other vegetation on it.
• Spreads from Sorrowsquash when bone-mealed on soul sand.

Mobs:

Apparition

• Apparitions are Undead Ghostly mobs with the ability to possess and mutate the bodies of certain mobs into entirely new entities.
• Apparitions are an uncommon spawn in the Soul Sand Valley.
• Apparitions are flying melee mobs which pursue Players and Piglins in a 16 block radius, they can also attack a variety of other mobs depending on it’s preference trait that can be differentiated by it’s animations. all variants of the apparition are hostile except for docile which only attacks if provoked.
• Most Possessed mobs have a chance of releasing the apparition possessing it when it’s killed, this apparition cannot possess another mob or statue for 60 seconds and instead concentrates it’s target on whatever killed it’s previous form.

Wisp

• Wisps are Undead Ambient mobs which are split apart from apparitions or found emerging from ecto soul sand.
• Wisps are passive flying mobs which leave behind particle trails, this mob is quite fragile so itself hides in Soul Sand turning them it into Ecto Soul Sand, when emerging it can accidently bring an item buried inside the soul sand with it turning the block into Suspicious Soul Sand with loot dependent on the biome or structure you found it in.
• Wisps can be put into an empty glass bottle and transported, this does not prevent the wisp from despawning or burrowing into soul sand however, to do so you’ll need to right click it with honeycomb or give this wisp a name tag which’ll make it persistent and prevent it from disappearing inside soul sand.

Vessel

• Vessels are Skeletons possessed by Apparitions, it is a Hostile Undead Mob that performs a short ranged attack utilizing a burst of bullets that ignore invincibility-frames with stacking damage.
• Skeletons chase Players, Piglins and Iron golems they see within 16 blocks, traversing complex obstacles to get within shooting range.
• When within 15 blocks of a target, with a clear line of sight, the vessel prepares it’s aim for 3 seconds before shooting a spread out a barrage of 16-20 Soul Bullets akin to a Shotgun, the spread on these bullets differs with difficulty.
• Much like Skeletons, Vessels Strafe in circular patterns to dodge attacks but unlike a skeleton they continue to circle the player even if they come within 4 blocks of distance. since the bullets ignore invulnerability-frames and being this close to the Vessel when it shoots can be lethal as you’re almost guaranteed to be hit with every single bullet.

Ecto Slab

• Ecto Slabs are Magma Cubes possessed by Apparitions, it is a Hostile Undead Mob with a unique glass like body that allows it to phase underground and strike unsuspecting victims.
• Ecto Slabs seek out any Players, Piglins or Iron Golems in a 16 block radius, they have two attacking phases. the first being their regular slime-AI where they jump around and deal damage on contact this is also their default phase when there is no target.
• The second phase is going underground once a target has been spotted.
• In this underground phase the ecto slab will burrow towards the target and tries to stay under it before briefly stopping to pounce out, this attack deals twice the base damage making it quite lethal especially on bigger ecto slabs. when underground ecto slabs cannot be attacked but can still take damage from Explosives which are the only way to kill it in this state.

Banshee

• Banshee are Blazes possessed by Apparitions, it is a Hostile Undead Mob with complete control over lesser souls that it turns into Will O’ Wisps for attacks.
• Just like the blaze, Banshee Rods only drop when the kill credit is given to the player.
• Banshee seek out players in a 26 block radius, once spotted the banshee starts shooting Will O’ Wisps in random intervals, this projectile will lock onto and follow the target until it hits a block or hits the target dealing 6 points of damage. with each shot the banshee has a chance to teleport afterwards, this teleportation causes the banshee to gently float in the air by a few blocks disorienting the target and being out of the carcass attack range.
• The Banshee also has a chance to teleport when it takes damage or the player gets too close.

Stampede

• Stampedes are Striders possessed by Apparitions, it is a Neutral Undead Mob that’s obsessed with bones and all forms of calcium killing skeleton-like mobs and eating their bones for nourishment.
• Stampedes attack Skeletons, Strays, Vessels and Wither Skeletons they see within 32 block radius they attack by kicking or running over their targets dealing huge chunks of damage. they can also sometimes accidently trample things without meaning to. when a stampede intentionally attacks a target it has a chance to shed 1-4 Stridite.
• Stampedes eat any bone related item they find on the ground, chewing it for a few seconds before ingesting. doing so lets them heal 10 health points each time and lowers the agitation by 30 seconds each time. if the item eaten was a Roasted Bone then it has a chance to tame the Stampede.
• Tamed Stampedes can still accidently trample you but can now also wear Saddles and be ridden by players holding Skull on a Stick. when an entity is riding the stampede it’s agitation goes up that can be seen above the hotbar, it usually takes 5 minutes to fill and once it does the stampede kicks out it’s passenger and starts attacking it. agitation can only be reduced by feeding it bones.

Carcass

• Carcasses are half decreased candle-like mobs from another time, that can be revived with a Flint and Steel, they are passive mobs which help the player by attacking hostiles and work alongside you to defend the Treacherous Candles during a gauntlet.
• Carcasses are always found dead, but you can revive them with a Flint and Steel, doing so brings them back to life. in this state the carcass will help the play by wandering and attacking all hostile and neutral mobs in a 16 block radius.
• If a carcass is killed they don’t truly die but only deactivated and go back to the state you found them as, you can always revive them once more with a Flint and Steel as many times as you like.
• Carcasses can also be lit with a flame bow or any projectile on fire.

Items:

Treacherous Flame

• Treacherous Flames are an item rewarded for successfully defending a Treacherous Candle, it can be used to light a Brazier Chest and get renewable loot, or fed into a Sculk Grinder for Experience.
• It is also how you upgrade a Shotgun-Fist into a Pump-Charge Shotgun.
• It can be used to unlock and refill a Brazier Chest, giving you an assortment of loot.
• Feeding it into a Sculk Grinder gives you 120 Experience Points in exchange for the flame.
• Material used to upgrade a Shotgun-Fist into a Pump-Charge Shotgun.

Shotgun Core

• A Shotgun Core is a Netherite Artifact which is used to craft a Shotgun-Fist.
• Obtained from Brazier Chests.
• Shotgun Core, like all Netherite Artifacts is a non-consumable item meaning it won’t disappear when used for crafting.
• This item is Fire-proof.

Shotgun-Fist

• A Shotgun Fist is a versatile short-ranged weapon which shoots a barrage of scattering bullets akin to the Vessel.
• Crafted with Shotgun Core, 2 Netherite Ingots and a Skeleton Skull.
• Shotgun uses Wraithing Flesh as ammunition for shooting bullets, when used it’ll shoot up to 25 projectiles each with a random spread of 20 , this random spread makes the weapon unreliable from medium or long distances but can be brutal up-close being able to one-shot most entities if all the bullets land, once used the shotgun will go into cooldown for 2 seconds.
• These bullets deal one heart of damage each but ignore immunity frames meaning the damage each bullet deals can stack. it’s also important to note that soul bullets not damage the armor and can damage wisps, apparitions or entities with phantasm hull which are normally immune to projectiles.
• There is a violent pushback whenever the weapon is shot that can be used for platforming or as a quick dash, the intensity of this pushback is increased if the weapon was used within a 3 block distance of another entity which also stacks with the Recoil Enchantment.
• Shotguns can receive several different enchantments: Recoil, Artemis, Cartridge, Barrage, Quick Charge, Unbreaking, Mending, and Curse Of Vanishing.
• Can be upgraded into a Pump-Charge Shotgun using Pump-Charge Upgrade Template very rarely found within Sanctum Brazier Chests, this variant is more fast-paced mobility orientated and heavily based on ULTRAKILL, pumping makes the weapon more lethal but less accurate, over-pumping causes the weapon to explode taking 5 hearts from your health in exchange for damaging all nearby mobs.

Pump-Charge Shotgun

• Pump-Charge Shotgun is an “upgraded” variant of the Shotgun-Fist that is more mobility based with a pumping mechanic for stronger but less accurate shots.
• Pump-Charge Shotgun works nearly identical to a Shotgun-Fist but with a much faster cooldown and the unique pumping gimmick that makes fires shot stronger but less precise, to pump the shotgun you need to Sneak-Right click it, pumping also increases the pushback from using the shotgun which stacks with the recoil enchantment and entity-pogoing.
• Over-Pumping your shotgun can cause it to explode always dealing 5 hearts of damage to you regardless of armor, enchantments or effects, but this explosion is also lethal to any entities nearby making it incredible for crowd control. overcharged explosions can be used for mobility as well since it can send you flying in the opposite direction at great speeds.

Wraithing Flesh

• Wraithing Flesh is a crafting ingredient and ammunition for Shotgun-Fists. it can also be eaten with a high risk of being inflicted with Slowness 3.
• Dropped from killing a Vessel.
• Brushing Suspicious Soul Sand in the Soul Sand Valley.
• Loot from Brazier Chests.
• Sanctum Supply Chests.
• Eating Wraithing Flesh restores 4 hunger and 0.8 saturation, but has a 80% chance of inflicting you with Slowness 3 for 30 seconds.
• Shotguns use Wraithing Flesh as ammo and gets consumed like arrows when used.
• Wraithing Flesh can be used to duplicate Gargoyle Statues.
• Used as a power source for the Sanctum Locator Compass.
• Used to craft Ecto Soul Sand.
• Used to craft Inscribed Panels.

Sanctum Locator Compass

• An Item found within a Chapel that points to the nearest Sanctum if powered with Wraithing Flesh.
• Found in a Chapel Loot Chest.
• The First time the Locator Compass is used, it’ll lock onto the nearest sanctum and always point there no matter how far away you go.
• The Locator Compass only stays active for a few minutes before turning off and needing to be fed more Wraithing Flesh to reactivate.

Warped Wart

• Warped Wart is a domesticated breed of warped fungus found within Sanctum crypts, it hangs upside down unlike it’s nether wart counterpart from fortresses and is primarily used to brew Antidotes a sub-class of potions that prevents infliction of effects instead.
• Harvested from warped wart crops found under the Sanctum inside its crypts.

Antidote

• Antidotes are a sub-class of potions which rather than giving you status effects upon drinking, the antidote gives Immunity Effects that prevent a certain status effect from being inflicted for the entire duration of this Immunity.
• Brewed from Warped Warts.
• Antidotes take longer to drink compared to a potion, 2.4 seconds to be precise.
• It can be brewed with Gunpowder to turn into Grenade Antidotes.
• Antidotes do not have Long or Strong variants of itself.
• Antidotes can come in a variety of effects all of which brewed from awkward antidotes just like potions but all of them use different ingredients required to brew them, these ingredients are usually opposites or counters to their potion equivalents based on pre-established quasi-lore that we know about them.
• The Antidotes you can make are: Antidote for Swiftness, Antidote for Slowness, Antidote for Strength, Antidote for Leaping, Antidote for Regeneration, Antidote for Fire Resistance, Antidote for Water Breathing, Antidote for Invisibility, Antidote for Weakness, Antidote for Poison, Antidote for Resistance, Antidote for Absorption, Antidote for Haste, Antidote for Mining Fatigue, Antidote for Darkness, Antidote for Levitation, Antidote for Hunger, and Antidote for Decay.

Grenade Antidote

• Grenade Antidotes are throwable antidotes which stick to a block and tick for a few seconds before exploding into an Area of Effect cloud that inflicts all entities nearby with the Immunity Effect.
• Brewed using Gunpowder in Antidotes.
• Grenade Antidotes are throwable projectiles that stick to the surface of a block and start ticking for 2 seconds, after which it explodes leaving behind a large Area of Effect cloud of it’s Immunity Effect.

Phasmo Shard -Wraithing Flesh is a crafting ingredient that is used to make various items with phasing properties.

• Dropped from killing a Ecto Slab.
• Loot from Brazier Chests.
• Used to craft Soul Glass.
• Used to craft Phasmo Arrows.

Phasmo Arrow

• A Phasmo Arrow is a special variant of the arrow that can phase through blocks and hit paranormal mobs such as the Apparition, Wisp or even an underground Ecto Slab.
• Obtained from Sanctum Brazier Chests.
• Crafted with Phasmo Shards and an Arrow.
• Phasmo arrows share many of the same characteristics as a regular arrow projectile but can phase through blocks meaning once shot it cannot be picked back up.
• The arrow can only hit entities, otherwise it’ll literally fall through the world.
• Phasmo Arrows are one of the few projectiles that can harm Apparitions and Wisps and even players with the Phantasm Hull Enchantment.

Stridite

• Stridite is a material which froms striders and stampedes’ feet it is used to make Netherite Plating and other fake netherite like items or blocks.
• Drop from Brazier Chests.
• Soul Sand Valley Archaeology.
• Stampede.
• Crafting Netherite Plating.
• Crafting Shotgun Barrel.

Banshee Rod -Banshee Rods are items dropped by banshee upon death. its only use is to be crafted down into Banshee Powder.

• Dropped from Banshee
• Crafting Banshee Powder from Slimeballs
• Brewing Antidotes for Strength

Will O’ Wisp

• A Will O’ Wisp is a throwable projectile that homes in on the entity in front of you when used.
• Crafted with Banshee Powder and Wisp in a Bottle.
• Will O’ Wisp will slowly home in towards a targeted entity dealing 3 damage on impact, which is weaker compared to the ones shot by banshee which deals 6 damage.
• The entity the Will O’ Wisp targets is whatever entity within a distance of 30 blocks you were looking at when using the item.
• The design of the Will O’ Wisp is vaguely a reference to DOOM’s iconic Soul Sphere.
• It’s also similar to the projectiles Mannequins shoot in ULTRAKILL.

Enchantments:

Phantasm Hull

• Phantasm Hull is a chestplate enchantment that makes most projectiles phase through you when sneaking.
• Phantasm Hull can be acquired via Sanctum Brazier Chests as enchanted books.
• Phantasm Hull is a treasure enchantment. it cannot be obtained through villager trades or enchanting table.
• When the user is sneaking almost every projectile phases through you with a few exceptions such as Phasmo Arrows, Shotgun Bullets, Sonically Charged Shrieks and Wither Skulls.
• In exchange for phasing a projectile through it’ll consume the armor’s durability.
• Phantasm Hull is incompatible with all kinds of Protection and Mending.

Bloodshed

• Bloodshed is a sword enchantment that makes entities burst into healing blood upon death with a maximum enchantment level of 3.
• Bloodshed can be acquired via Sanctum Brazier Chests as enchanted books with levels 1-2.
• Bloodshed is a treasure enchantment. it cannot be obtained through villager trades or enchanting table. -When a mob has been killed with a weapon enchanted with bloodshed, it’ll burst into several blood projectiles which heal the player if it hits you, the amount of health each blood drop heals is scaled by the enchantment’s level and the amount of blood projectiles that spill out of the entity is dependent on it’s bounding box size.
• Wisp, apparition, enderman, endermite, shulker, ender dragon, iron golem snow golem, vex, allay and warden cannot bleed when killed with bloodshed.
• Bloodshed, Sharpness, Smite and Bane of Arthropods are mutually exclusive but it’s also incompatible with Fire Aspect.

Status Effects:

Unbounded Speed

• Unbounded Speed is a status effect that prevents entities from being slowed down when walking in Soul Sand and increases the detection radius of Ecto Slabs.
• Soul Sand no longer slows you down with this effect, giving you normal movement speed.
• Increases the odds of ecto slabs emerging from soul swirls.
• Soul Swirls provide you with 10 Seconds of Unbounded Speed I when walked through.
• Apparitions, Wisps, Vessels, Ecto Slabs, Banshee, Stampede and Ghasts cannot normally obtain Unbounded Speed because they cannot activate Soul Swirls.
• Furthermore flying entities have no use for this effect.

Betrayed

• Betrayed is a status effect that is inflicted on you by the Treacherous Candle, it takes away the player’s ability to place blocks and most hostile mobs ignore your presence unless provoked. visually it also causes a dense red fog to appear around you.
• Player looses the ability to place blocks.
• Most Hostile mobs ignore you unless provoked.
• Dense red fog appears around the inflicted.
• Inflicted to Players by the Treacherous Candle.

Worldgen

• Crimson Root patches are now more common and the biome now also generates Crimson Sprouts to compliment the netherrack and red accents of the nether.
• Pale Soul Slate replaces the majority of netherrack generating in streak like patterns. this block can also be found as patches on the surface.
• Bone rods decorate the surface that can be harvested for bones.
• Soul Magma generates higher up in patches as well as hanging from the ceiling akin to glowstone in other biomes.
• Soul Swirls can generate on the ceiling and floor of the biome for ease of traversal and as well as decoration.
• Ectoplasm pools can parodically generate exposed or encased in walls closer to the surface and nether roof.
• Fossil Ore & Fossil Fuel Ore can generate all around the biome in small deposits.
• Mega Fossils dot the landscape adding some much needed variation to this barren biome.
• Mega Fossil Campsites taken over by skeletons and vessels can be found as well.

General Nether:

Blocks:

Sporeshroom

• Sporeshrooms are bouncy blocks found in most vanilla and modded nether forest biomes that emit their respect nether biome’s particles when placed outside of it.
• Sporeshroom variants: Crimson Sporeshroom - Crimson Forest and Warped Sporeshroom - Warped Forest.
• Bone Mealing on nylium causes the sporeshroom to spread to nearby empty spaces making it renewable.
• Sporeshrooms can be found in almost every nether forest biome in its respective variant.
• Sporeshrooms can be placed on the top or bottom face of a block.
• Sporeshrooms placed on the ground can be bounced on by entities and absorb all fall damage making it very useful for vertical traversal especially in the nether forests.
• When placed outside of their respective biomes the sporeshroom emits that biome’s particle effects similar to spore blossoms, this behavior can be disabled by sneak-placing the block.

Geyser

• Geysers are steamy blocks found in most vanilla and modded nether biomes that emit their respect nether biome’s particles when placed outside of it, and is the counterpart to sporeshrooms.
• Geysers can be duplicated in a crafting table with its base stone and a lava bucket making them renewable.
• Geysers can be found in almost every nether biome in it’s respective variant, nether forests do not have geysers as Sporeshrooms serve as their counterparts
• Geysers can push entities that step on it dealing a small amount of fire damage whilst sending them much higher compared to a sporeshroom’s bounce, making it useful for greater vertical travel in exchange for slightly damaging the user.
• Geysers go into cooldown once it pushes an entity, by default this cooldown lasts for 5 seconds but can be configured.
• Geysers absorb 60% of incoming fall damage if landed on top.
• When placed outside of their respective biomes the geyser emits that biome’s particle effects similar to spore blossoms, this behavior can be disabled by sneak-placing the block.

Shroomlight Variants

• These new shroomlights can generate in place of regular vanilla shroomlight in their respective biomes.
• These new shroomlights can generate in place of regular vanilla shroomlight in their respective biomes.
• These Shroomlight variants behave identically to regular shroomlight but each with a different name, color and pun in their name with the word “ight”.
• All variants can be crafted down into glowspores of their respective type.

Glowspores

• Glowspores are new items that come in all variants that Shroomlight come in and can be obtained by decrafting shroomlight or found occasionally growing from vines. it’s primarily used to craft nether pizza or make wart blocks spotted.
• The Glowspore variants are Lightspores - Crimson Forest and Nightspores - Warped Forest.
• Decrafting shroomlights of any variant.
• Lightspores can occasionally grow on Weeping Vines that can be harvested with shears.
• Nightspores can occasionally grow on Twisting Vines that can be harvested with shears.
• Vanilla Glowspores can be interacted with their respective wart blocks to make them spotted.
• You can manually grow spores on Twisting or Weeping vines by right-clicking it with the respective glowspore variant.
• Can be crafted into Nether Cheese with a Milk Bucket.
• Crafted back into shroomlights of their respective variant.

Nether Pizza

• Nether Pizza is a new placeable food item that’s made from various ingredients found throughout the nether. you can take 4 slices out of it like cake but rather than immediately giving you hunger you’ll get slices that can be eaten whenever you want.
• Pizza Slices when eaten gives 6 hunger points and 1.0 saturation along with healing the user right after making it one of the best food sources out there.
• Crafted with Cooked Hogham, Glowcheese, Nether Wart, Bread and Warped Wart.
• You can take 4 slices out of a nether pizza before it’s consumed. behaves similar to cake.

Nylium & Soul Paths

• Nylium and Soul Soil Blocks can be shoveled to turn them into new nylium and soul paths
• It is purely decorative and behaves identically to overworld dirt paths.
• Flattening Nylium or Soul Soil with shovels.
• behaves identically to dirt paths.

Smooth Netherrack

• Smooth netherrack is a building block crafted with netherrack and gravel, it can be made variants such as slabs, stairs, walls and even bricks, pillars or tiles.
• Smooth Netherrack is crafted with 2 Netherrack and 2 Gravel.
• Smooth Netherrack can be smelted to obtain normal netherrack making it renewable.

Wart Beards

• Wart beards are new decorative blocks that hang down from nether wart or warped wart blocks.
• Bone-mealing Warped or Nether Wart Blocks.
• Warped Wart Beards can naturally generate from Warped Huge Fungi.
• Wart Beards do not drop themselves when broken unless you use shears.
• Despite growing from wart blocks they can be manually placed on any solid bottom face of a block.

Cerebrage Skull

• Cerebrage Seeds can be planted on skeleton skulls to grow Cerebrage it can also be bone-mealed beyond its maximum growth stage to make a Brain Tree. made up of Claret Woodset .
• Cerebrage Seeds rarely drops when harvesting fully grown Cerebrage Skulls by right-clicking.
• Cerebrage Skulls can naturally generate in Devil’s Bluff.
• Cerebrage Seeds can only grow on Skeleton Skulls after a while it’ll grow into a mature cerebrage plant that can be harvested with right-click.
• You can bone-meal a cerebrage skull to grow it into it’s next stage but if you keep bone mealing it past it’s maturity then it can grow into a Brain Tree.

Claret Woodset

• Claret is a deep red woodset that’s obtained from Brain Trees made by overgrowing Cerebrage Skulls past their max growth stage.
• Overgrowing Cerebrage Skulls past their max growth stage using bone-meal.
• Just like any other woodset, claret can be made into slabs, stairs, fences, fence gates, pressure plates, buttons, doors, trapdoors, stripped logs, hyphaes and other wood related things.
• It is also a nether woodset meaning it does not burn in fire.
• Fun fact, it’s the reddest block in the entire game besides redstone itself. Making it one of a kind.

Items:

Cerebrage

• Cerebrage are a new kind of farmable “vegetable” that grows in skeleton skulls. it’s a decent food source that can be eaten quickly. it’s also used to make Roasted Bones for befriending stampedes.
• Cerebrage is dropped from cerebrage skulls by right-clicking it.
• Cerebrage can be eaten to restore 5 hunger points and 0.8 saturation. it is also a fast food and can be eaten really quickly like dried kelp. it’s also used to craft Roasted Bones.
• Cerebrage works as an alternative to Cabbages if the Farmer’s Delight mod is installed and can be used to cook or craft recipes in-place of normal cabbages.

Roasted Bone

• Roasted bones are crafted with 3 bones, cerebrage, cooked hogham and a warped fungus. it is a slightly better food source compared to normal cerebrage but has a 50% chance to inflict Weakness.
• Crafted from bones, cerebrage, cooked hogham and warped fungus.
• Cerebrage can be eaten to restore 9 hunger points and 0.8 saturation. it is also a fast food and can be eaten really quickly like dried kelp. but has a 50% chance to inflict Weakness
• Roasted Bones can be thrown on the ground to feed Stampedes. Doing so has a chance to tame them.

Structures:

Devils’ Bluff

• An uncommon structure which can spawn only in the Nether Wastes. this bluff contains Cerebrage Skulls and some suspicious gravel which can be brushed for some extra loot.
• Devils’ Bluff can generate only in the Nether Wastes.
• The structure is mostly made up of various netherrack blocks that has fallen to ruin, you can also find claret woodset and scraps of gravel littering the structure. sometimes being suspicious
• The main point of interest are the Cerebrage Skulls which is the only way to obtain the plant.

Sanguine Challenge your skills with horrific blood moons and a plethora of unique, gory monsters. Shed their blood and perform taboo magic. Sanguine adds brutal blood moons to test your survival. Fend off hordes of terrifying new monsters that evolve with your skill. Use your blood to perform forbidden binding rituals and empower yourself to new heights. Wield unique items and brand new weapons, and use strange new blocks. Maybe even uncover the mysteries of what made the world this way...

Events:

• Blood Moon (overworld)
• Toxic Bloom (Underground during Blood Moons)

Blood Moon Mobs:

Butcher -Being skinless and groaning like a cow, this horrifying creature called the Butcher will attack the player by smashing its skull against them.

• Occasionally, the Butcher will get on all floors to start sprinting towards the player, crushing their bones upon contact. This ability can even destroy blocks. -If it runs at an unbreakable block like obsidian, it will lose one horn. This item can be blown to create a fake Blood Moon sound. -The creature drops binding veins and bloody fragments. Rarely, it can drop its skull increasing your movement speed. When sprinting, you get faster allowing you to damage mobs you run into but also resetting your speed.

Offal -Offals are like slimes, moving by accumulating strength to boost themselves at players, biting at their legs. -As these are just clumps of meat, they only drop experience.

Carrion -Similar shape like a creeper, the Carrion will use its expandable rip cage to trap and crush pray until nothing is left of them. Occasionally, they can free Offals from their rip cages. If this supporting mob isn’t killed quickly, Offals can overrun the landscape.

• They drop bloody fragments and gore flesh.

There are also two variants of vanilla mobs:

Gore Skeleton

• They wear a special bloody and fleshy helmet protecting it from the sun.
• Upon death, they drop bloody fragments and arrows.

Gore Zombie

• They are a tougher version of a normal zombie, being protected by the bloody and fleshy helmet from the sun. -These drop gore flesh.

Gurgle

• Instead of walking towards the player, this monster can shot poison projectiles from far away that will generate a lethal aura of effect but thankfully, this time it is only poison level one.
• The gurgle can also walk up to the player shooting toxic spit at them.
• It drops toxic pus, binding veins and gore flesh.

Maul Not even in water, you are safe from the blood moon. The so-called maul will keep you down while you are swimming away. It will spit seemingly harmless blood particles at you, however, if it does this three times, it will then explode all three. When it follows you on land, it splits into two Offals instead. -These creatures will drop bloody fragments and gore flesh.

Reaper

• The reaper is the corrupted form of a creeper. -Before exploding it will unscrew its head to only create a dangerous bloody eruption summoning some Offals.
• Upon death, they drop gunpowder and bloody fragments.

Unborn

• Eyeless, the unborn is a mutated mob equipped with two claws pushing them apart to move forwards.
• Growling, this helpless embryo will thrust its head against its target to deal damage. Its jaws are able to smash through shields and armor, dealing 2-4% more durability damage on hit.
• Only will this mob drop scarred hide but also gore flesh. The former being an alternative for leather.

Toxic Bloom Mobs:

• During a blood moon, the caves will be changed as well. An event called the Toxic Bloom will occur, summoning three new mobs granting more toxic pus but also being tougher.

Anemone -Anemones are resembling anglerfishs with legs, however, the tentacle isn’t made for luring prey in, instead it will release a toxin that will transform the ground around the entity into a poisonous circle of death.

• It will drop gore flesh and toxic pus.

Bruiser

• Bruisers having no arms but instead feathers will attrack by sticking out their tongue and crushing its prey under it of slapping it against them. Occasionally, they can also smack the floor which will crumble the ceiling loosen blocks making them fall to the ground.
• Upon death, it drops toxic pus and gore flesh.

Grub

• Walking on two skinny legs, the grub has hooks instead of normal feet. However this anomaly is its strength scratching the flesh from players with its hook. At low health, it will suddenly enrage as the pulsing sac on its back enlarges. It will chase you and explode if not killed fast enough. This will inflict the player with the effect corrosion, lowering armour points temporarily.
• Upon death, they drop fire flesh and toxin pus.

Magic:

Credence

• By combining gold ingots, crimson planks (or warped planks) and quartz, one can create the Credence. This will work as a crafting station.

Blood Well

• With polished blackstone and gore flesh, one can create the blood well. Craft the drying rack, place it above the well and hang some gore flesh on the hook to dry it creating jerky, a very satiating food item granting even regeneration upon consumption. The process takes 10 minutes; thus patience is a virtue.
• The blood will drop into the well allowing players to gather it with a bottle. This is used as fuel in different recipes or to combine them with various items.
• Goats will now drop a new meat item: chevon. This can also be made into jerky being better than steak. Bloody fragments can also be hung creating blood and normal bones.

Sacrificial knife

• The sacrificial knife, a weapon that consumes blood to become stronger. However, the blood will be yours. With a cut on your wrist, one covers it with a layer a of blood. This can be done three times, increasing the attack damage from four to ten points of damage. This isn’t permanent and after some uses the blood layer will vanish demanding more sacrifice. If you don’t feel like doing such a sacrifice, blood bottles will suffice as well with a normal cut to the wrist.

Chalice

• Another item is the chalice which fills automatically with the blood of your enemies. Only hostile being are worthy for this element. After ten victims, the chalice will be full allowing the player to drink it regaining some health points.

Sanguine urn

• To progress further, create the sanguine urn. This allows certain items to boil in blood creating certain effects. If the player adds to the blood a toxic pus, one can halve the repair cost of an item.

Flesh Tuner

• The flesh tuner allows you to become passive to other players not dealing damage to them. Create with some toxic pus, gore flesh and string, a gut bundle allows players to a stack of the same item. This can be dyed.

Noxious gut Another station the noxious gut can transform food items, feathers, eggs, rotten flesh or leather into meat paste. It can be used as a bonemeal alternative. Occasionally, this also creates another item called Bile.

Bile

• Bile can be produced into the potion of recklessness granting haste 2 but also hunger 3 for a period of time.

Vile Viscus

• Bile can also be combined with different ingredients to create the vile viscus. The item is only useful when you have already created the bone needle.

Blood Effects:

• The already mentioned vile viscus is a new block that players can fill with various items to create fluids for your bone needle. Firstly, players need to combine bile with a specific item to create serums for the bone needle. As soon as you fill it with your desired serum, apply it to mobs to create permanent effects. Created with gore flesh, one creates the form increasing health of mobs. By combining bile with bloody fragments, one processed it into vigorous increasing damage of hostile mobs or increasing the loot of passive mobs. With scarred hide one creates libido which forces breeding and increases offspring. The toxic pus is processed into celerity, increasing speed of mobs.

Pigsteel Pigsteel is a new metal from the nether that can be turned into iron.

Features:

• A new ore that generates exclusively in the nether called Porkslag.
• Porkslag drops pigsteel chunks which can be smelted into iron nuggets or crafted into pigsteel decoration blocks.
• All Pigsteel blocks slowly zombify while outside of ultrawarm dimensions.

Pearfection This mod adds pears into the game.

Blocks

Lampears:

• A placeable fruit that can also be eaten, having a chance to give the glowing effect, they can be obtained from growing huge pears or bonemealing flowing callery leaves.

Copper Lampears:

• Can be crafted using copper, lampears and honeycomb. They give glowing, haste and luck when eaten.

Callery twig:

• A sapling that grows into Callery Sprouts, gained through the mystical beasts known as Sniffers.

Callery Sprout:

• A decoration plant, and the inbetween stage for the twigs and the vine.

Callery Vine:

• A two block tall plant that can be bonemealed to grow into a huge pear.

Lampear Block:

• The base block for the huge pears Callery woodset: A woodset that can be obtained from the huge pear's stems.

Items

Pear Tart:

• A tart made from lampears which also has a chance to grant the glowing effect.

Features

Huge Pear:

• A tree like feature that can be grown from bonemealing callery vines.

Enormous Pear:

• A giant version of the huge pear that can be grown by bonemealing callery vines on top of moss.

ContentContent ContentContent adds a handful of miscellaneous features, originally designed for ContentSMP.

Includes:

• Squirrels
• Branch blocks
• Aquarium glass
• Folly trees
• Display case
• Chocolate eggs
• Mugs
• Steel bar
• Suspicious dirt
• Wrapped bundle
• Boxing glove

Pick Your Poison Pick Your Poison is a mod bringing poison dart frogs and 6 new effects to the game!

• Poison Dart Frogs can be found spawning in 7 different types in the various jungle variants. They can be picked up by using a bowl on them and will give the player their respective effect when hit or licked.
• Licking a Poison Dart Frog can be done by “eating” the picked up version and will not consume the frog. You cannot lick a Poison Dart Frog while you have its effect and the frogs themselves are immune to their effects.

Poison Dart Frog types:

Blue

• Blue Poison Dart Frogs give the Comatose effect for 20 seconds.

Comatose

• Comatose renders the player unable to see or do anything, including pausing the game or opening the inventory until the effect runs out or the player is attacked.
• Being a regenerative sleep however, Comatose will cause the player to gain back some health while under the effect. Additionally, the first damage received by a comatosed player will be negated.

Golden

• Golden Poison Dart Frogs will apply the Batrachotoxin effect for 30 seconds.

Batrachotoxin

• Batrachotoxin is a stronger version of the vanilla poison, ignoring armor enchantments such as protection.

Green

• Green Poison Dart Frogs apply the Numbness effect for 20 seconds.

Numbness

• Numbness prevents the player from taking any damage while the effect lasts. Instead, the damage is applied all at once as soon as the effect runs out. This cannot be bypassed using milk or commands.

Orange

• Orange Poison Dart Frogs will give the Vulnerability effect for 30 seconds.

Vulnerability

• Being the counterpart to Resistance, players will suffer increased damage while under the Vulnerability effect.

Crimson

• Crimson Poison Dart Frogs give the Torpor effect for 30 seconds.

Torpor

• Torpor blocks all health regeneration but slowly refills the hunger bar while the effect lasts.

Red

• Red Poison Dart Frogs will apply the Stimulation effect for 20 seconds.

Stimulation

• Stimulation gives a speed boost and removes the limit of only being able to sprint with 3 or more hunger points. Instead, losing hunger while having the Stimulation effect will result in taking damage. Players will take 1 heart of damage each time half a hunger point is lost.

Throwing Darts

• Throwing Darts can be crafted in a bunch of 4 using 1 Iron Nugget, 1 Bamboo and 1 Feather. They can be stacked and thrown by hand, dealing as much damage and knockback as a fist punch. When used on a placed down frog they will be imbued with the respective poison, applying it to hit targets for a few seconds. Imbued Poison Darts are not stackable.

Caverns & Chasms Caverns and Chasms is a cave expansion mod. It includes a variety of mobs and decorative blocks and new ores alongside a wide range of useful items including a new armor and tool set as an alternative to Netherite.

Worldgen:

Fragile stone

• Fragile stone appears in large clusters, and the entire chain of fragile stone disintegrates when one is merely broken.
• These also come in deepslate variants, and appear to hide ore veins and hidden passageways.
• Though satisfying to break, it has been shown to be dangerous around fragile stone- you never know if the ground below you will also give away.

Silver

• Silver is a newly discovered ore, replacing gold in colder-temperature biomes. -But strangely enough, silver can also be found at the lowest point of Soulsand Valley biomes in the nether.
• Silver can be made into an assortment of new tools and utilities, namely silver armour and weapons.
• Silver gear has properties and a hardness similar to gold level armour, but more importantly, shields the wearer from a significant amount of magic damage.
• Silver weapons have the unique attribute of dealing additional magic damage, bypassing most armours.

Kunai

• Kunai, a fast throwing weapon crafted with sticks and silver nuggets, that can be stacked and reused.
• Just do be careful to keep a reasonable distance. Kunais do have a tendency to bounce off enemies.

Large Arrows

• Crafted with silver, sticks and feathers, Large Arrows deal a crippling amount of damage compared to standard Arrows, but have a shorter flying distance due to their weight.

Brazier

• Braziers are metal types of campfires that are crafted with silver and coal.

Spinel

• A new precious gem, it can be found deep within Lush Caves biomes.

Bejeweled Apples

• Bejeweled Apples are crafted with a golden apple and Spinel.
• Bejeweled Apples serve to be wildcard items- using them will bestow you with 2 random effects, either negative or positive.

Tethered Potions

• By putting Spinel in a brewing stand, you get Tethered Potions.
• Like the name implies, it can worn on one’s hand in place of a helmet.
• When wearing a Tethered Potion, one is under the potion effect for an infinite amount of time. That is, until damage is taken. No matter how small- causing the potion to shatter.

TMT

• TMT is crafted with Spinel and TNT.
• TMT does explode, but does not cause damage to the terrain or anyone caught in it- being used entirely for kinetic energy.
• TMT explodes at a rate faster than normal TNT, but provides an interesting way to utilise kinetic energy.

Bejeweled Pearls

• Bejeweled Pearls are crafted with Spinel and Enderpearls.
• Bejeweled Pearls are strange artefacts that function like Enderpearls, with one key difference- they can be "charged".
• The Bejeweled Pearl teleports the {{user}} without requiring the pearl to make contact with physical blocks- the longer the charge, the faster the pearl will teleport you- even in mid air.

Rewind Potion

• Rewind Potions are brewed in a brewing table by putting a Bejeweled Pearl in it.
• The Rewind effect takes note of where the potion was drunk- so it’s important to take note of that.
• Once consumed, the clock begins ticking- once the potion’s duration ends, the {{user}} will teleport to where it was originally consumed.

Necromium

• Necromium, an alternative set that slows and weakens enemies rather than offer knockback resistance.
• Created when mixing Netherite scraps and Silver together instead of Gold.
• Weekness and Slowness instead of knockback resistance is kind of a strange trade off, but if you like the look of Necromium, then this set would be a great fit!

Living Flesh

• Living Flesh can be crafted with rotten flesh, Silver and ghast tears.
• Living Flesh is also used to create Sanguine Armour.
• Sanguine Armour is special in the way that it offers lifestealing abilities when harming enemies. Though it’s minimal healing, lifesteal becomes quite useful when dealing with large crowds.

Golden Bucket

• Crafted with 3 gold blocks.
• Golden Buckets have the unique ability to hold 3x the liquid of a normal, Iron Bucket.

Toolbox

• A utility block for storing unstackable tools.
• Crafted with 3 copper blocks and 3 copper ingots.
• Items such as Dirt, Diamonds, ore stackable materials cannot be stored within- rather, items that have durability.

Mobs:

Mime

• Like its name suggests, Mimes serve to mimic the gear and weapons of any victim it happens to attack.
• Luckily, this property is not true for ranged weapons such as bows- use them for their downfall!
• Once slain, Mimes yield 1-2 Spinel gems and not much else.

Peeper

• Peepers act just like weeping angels, but once you start to move, they start detonating.
• If one is caught running in the vicinity of a Peeper, a Peeper too, will run.
• Much like Mimes, Peepers do not possess ranged abilities and cannot physically move if you don’t walk.
• And with their added size and height compared to standard Creepers, one can hide under low ceilings to keep Peepers at an arm’s length.
• Peepers, however, are stronger in alliance with other monsters of the caves, rather than alone.

Deeper

• The deeper is a close relative to Creepers, possessing a stronger blast and higher yield of destruction.
• Deepers are much more vulnerable to pickaxes, being creatures made entirely of stone-like material.

Glare

• Glares are passive, frail creatures that live within the flora of Lush Caves biomes.
• The native Glowberries are their favourite food, incentivising them to follow you around when fed.
• Glares serve to detect the ambient light level and alert the player of potential monster spawning zones. They alert you by groaning and making an angry face.

More Critters:

• More Critters is a mod that adds new fantasy creatures/critters to Minecraft.
• All of these new Critters have some sort of use to the player, have it be something as simple as food or something more complex like a new weapon. Besides just having uses, Critters also make the world of Minecraft more lively.

Bunbug

• Bunbugs are passive arthropods that are commonly found burrowed in the sand in desserts.
• Bunbug eggs are sold by villagers, their delicious meat makes them valuable farm animals!

Snowflake Spider

• A skinny arachnid that calls the snowy tundra home.
• Snowflake Spiders are often seen scuttling across the frozen snowscape or lurking in their nests of cold stone and frostbitten webs.
• The Snowflake Spider will only target the {{user}} at night unless provoked and can inflict the frostbite effect.
• Upon death, they will drop Freeze String and Sack O Freezing.
• Freeze String can be used to craft cold stone or combined with Sack O Freezing to craft a Web Sack.
• A Web Sack will cover your foes with a thick layer of web, this web can only be removed with shears.

Shriekbat

• A large, seemingly skulk-infused species of bat, known for its many eyes.
• Shriekbats reside below the deepslate layer. They can be seen hanging from ceilings. If {{user}} gets too close they will drop down and furiously flap their wings.
• Instead of attacking the target they create echo waves that call nearby monsters to the location. If slain they may drop their wings.
• A shriek bomb can be crafted which creates a larger echo wave that calls any creature to its location.
• A soup can be crafted, which makes the bats not notice you! It is crafted with a shriekbat wing, a beetroot and rotten flesh.

Creepblossom

• Mobs found in Badlands Biomes have a chance of being infected.
• When an infected monster dies, Creepblossoms will emerge from the body!
• If not slain after a minute or two they will explode, these explosions don’t damage the terrain.
• If they die before exploding they may drop a blossom bush seed. This seed can be used to craft the blossom bush. When planted they open up at night and friendly creepblossoms spawn from it to defend you! The electric variant can be crafted using the Bottle O Electricity.

Stincarp

• This large fish only reveals itself during thunderstorms!
• When threatened, it unleashes an electric blast which can be bottled.
• Drinking Bottle O Electricity gives you the electrocuted effect.
• Enemies will have the same electric burst when slain! The effect is pretty short so be quick!
• Bottle O Electricity is used in crafting the Taser and Electric Creepblossom Bush!
• The Taser attacks multiple targets at once and has a short cooldown!

Balloonrat

• Curious rodents found in the badlands. Known for their strange ability to inflate when threatened.
• When killed they each drop unique Toxic Bladders. These are used in making 5 new potions.
• Balloonrats can be tamed with spider eyes! When tamed, they can be switched between two modes: Medic and Soldier! Medics will heal their owner and nearby pets. Soldiers will attack enemies by puffing up to poison them.
• Balloonrats love cupcakes! Combine cupcakes with Toxin Bladders to infuse them with poison! If fed to Soldier rats they will use that poison in battle.

Bouncelizard

• Flat jungle dweller passive reptiles known for their bouncy bodies. Anything thrown onto them will bounce! They can also be bred with spider eyes.
• Bounceberries can be found growing on bushes throughout the jungle. These berries are a Bouncelizards favourite treat!
• Once fed Bounceberries, Lizards will fall asleep amplifying their bouncieness.

Warptrap

• A hard shelled ambush predator that lives in the warped forests of the Nether.
• They pray on endermen by digging beneath the warped nylium and strike when one comes too close.
• Neutral to the {{user}}, they will drop Sturdy Shells upon death. A resource needed to craft the Sturdy Chestplate. The chestplate has a chance to nullify damage.
• Another tool to be crafted from the Sturdy Shell is the Biting Shield.

Shimmerwing

• Shimmerwings go through a lifecycle much like caterpillars, Shimmering Chrysalis hang from chorus fruit trees.
• These hatch into cute Shimmerworms, vulnerable and squishy. They eventually turn into the stunning Shimmerwing.
• These creatures flutter throughout The End leaving shimmering particles behind.
• If fed chorus fruit they will grant the {{user}} with the Ends Blessing effect.
• If brushed they will drop End Dust, which can be brewed to make Ends Blessing potions.

Nightshroom

• The Mushroom Islands harbour many secrets, the most prominent being the Ancient Skeleton.
• A rare structure marked by mushroom pillars, its purpose is a mystery.
• Some say it was part of a forgotten ritual while others say it’s the grave of a beloved pet.
• Around it grew two peculiar fungi, the Vita shroom and the Mori shroom. When combined into a Purgatorial Mixture and poured onto the skeleton, they revive the fallen beast.
• Bringing back the Nightshroom, a corpse locked between a state of life and death.
• The Mightshroom is a hostile mini boss, summoning Fungal Zombies or leaping high into the air before crashing down, if it misses its peak attack it will be briefly stunned.
• Upon ending its misery it will drop Ancient Bones and Fungal Flesh.
• These are used to create the skeleton or craft the Fungal Staff, a weapon infused with the opposing forces of both shrooms. When attacking a target it does additional damage but can also heal you.
• Mori shrooms can be used to craft the Stew of Death. When fed to a Mightshroom it transforms it into the Frightshroom. A decaying slower but stronger beast that spits rotting flesh.
• It drops Regenerative Flesh, when combined with Vita shrooms to brew Stew of Life, on of the first healing items. Feed this stew to a Mightshroom and it becomes a Nightshroom. A rare yet loyal pet that becomes stronger at night.

Bombjelly

• Found in the depths of the ocean these jellyfish live up to its name.
• Contact with their bodies triggers a sudden detonation. They drop Explosive Jellies after an explosion. When applied to a creature it induces the Combustion effect, causing the host to detonate within a few seconds.

Avoider

• Small biomechanical fish that thrive in lukewarm waters, often leaping from the water.
• These fish are known for their propeller shaped tails that allows them to make quick escapes.
• Their tail often gets stuck in kelp causing the fish to slow down.
• Avoider tails can be used to craft a booster pump, an item that boosts the {{user}}'s movement.
• Jelly Torpedoes can be crafted the tail and some Explosive jelly. Jelly Torpedoes explode on impact.

Iropod

• Massive arthropods adapted to the coldest and darkest reaches of the ocean.
• Most specimens are grey though some have been sighted with metallic black colours.
• When threatened they close up their shell with claws protecting them.
• Iropods periodically molt, dropping their old shells. These can be made into an Iropod Helmet. Crouching while wearing the helmet gives you resistance for an infinite amount of time until the helmet breaks.

Blubberfish

• Found in deep lukewarm oceans, their bodies are dense with blubber and fatty tissue making them a valuable source of food.
• When brought to the surface this fish physiology begins to collapse, their eyes bulge while other organs distort.
• They can be bred with gravel :)

Kelpire

• A vampiric predator that mimics kelp. It feeds mostly on Blubberfish.
• Can be tamed with Blubberfish meat. This causes the Kelpire to change colour into a deep crimson.
• Tamed Kelpire will burp blood bubbles after each kill. These bubbles will heal you after being popped.
• These guys make excellent underwater support and will keep you from getting hurt!

Nauticrawl

• A large cephalopod that lives in warm oceans, the Nauticrawl has a hard and spicked shell which is used for defence as well as offense.
• They attack with clawed appendages and performs a sudden roll manoeuvre using its shell as a deadly weapon.
• When killed they drop Shell Pieces. These fragments are very durable and have been repurposed into many equipment.
• Combining Shell Pieces with an Iropod Helmet results in the creation of the Nautical Helmet. It provides superior resistance at the cost of slowness.
• The Nautical Axe can be crafted with sticks, copper and Shell Pieces which deals more damage when the target is wet.

Mystic's Biomes

• Mystic's Biomes adds 7 vibrant biomes to the Minecraft Overworld, each bringing new flowers, plants, trees, wood types, and animals to expand the vanilla experience!

Features

• Adds Strawberry Fields, Lavender Meadow, Bamboo Blossom Forest, Lush Oasis, Lagoon and Tropics biomes.

• Adds animals such as Strawberry, Vanilla & Chocolate Cows, Rainbow Chickens, Red Pandas, Sea Otters and Butterflies.

Strawberry Fields

• A field full of strawberries & strawberry cows.
• Strawberry Fields are covered in strawberry bushes and strawberry blossom trees. Strawberry Cows roam the fields, which can be used as cute ambient pets, or to obtain strawberry milk for a strawberry cake.
• Strawberry Blossom Tree
• Strawberry Wood
• Strawberry Bush -Strawberry
• Strawberry Cake & Milk
• Strawberry Cow

Lavender Meadow

• Serene meadow covered in lavender flowers.
• This is a cool biome, typically spawning in Meadows. Due to the biomes natural aura of peace and serenity, monsters spawn in much less than other biomes.
• Jacaranda Trees
• Lavender
• Butterfly Nest
• Butterfly

Bamboo Blossom Forest

• Zen flowering bamboo forest of cherry blossom trees.
• This is a cold biome, typically spawned next to snowy taigas and snowy plains. This biome is meant to be a flowering variant to vanilla’s Bamboo Jungle.
• Pink Cherry Blossom Tree
• White Cherry Blossom Tree
• Peony Bush
• Spring Bamboo
• Bundled Spring Bamboo
• Cherries
• Cherry Plant
• Cherry Pie & Jam
• Red Pandas

Lush Oasis

• Peach scented desert flourishing with lush greenery.
• Peach Tree
• Peach Wood
• Lush Sand & Sandstone
• Peaches
• Peach Plant
• Peach Pie & Jam
• Saguaro Cactus & Blossom
• Desert Grass
• Wildflower

Lagoon

• Shores of sea foam and warm lagoons.
• Lagoons are large bodies of water separated from the ocean. This biome spawns next to ocean biomes, with large lagoons spread around, broken up by beaches of sea shrubs, milkweed, sea oats and seashells.
• Sea Foam
• Sea Shrubs
• Seashells
• Sea Oats
• Milkweed Flowers

Tropics

• Tropical rainforest overgrown with vanilla and hydrangea bushes.
• This biome is a jungle-like biome, and will generate in vanilla Jungles. It's dense with tropical trees, hydrangea bushes, and jungle shrubs. Vanilla Orchids have a rare chance of spawning on the trees, which can be used to make vanilla cakes.
• Tropical Trees
• Tropical Wood
• Hydrangea Bushes
• Vanilla Orchids
• Vanilla Beans
• Vanilla Cake & Milk
• Vanilla Cow
• Chocolate Cake & Milk
• Chocolate Cow

Thicket

• Add a new, relatively uncommon Hazel Tree to forests and plains, alongside a complete woodset, foods and recipes, custom tools, and a new set of carved blocks for all vanilla wood types.
• hazel saplings
• hazel trees
• hazel wood set
• pocket knife
• carved logs
• hazelnuts and accompanying recipes
• dowsing rod
• hazelnut storage block

Mistletoe

• Generates rarely in large oak trees
• Takes over adjacent leaf blocks
• Comes with a "blooming" variant
• Can be placed on walls and ceilings for
• decorative purposes

Gold Sickle

• Can be used like shears
• Has a hidden purpose

New Painting

• 1x2 painting titled "Ritual"

Enchanted Mistletoe

• Used to craft Cruxwood tools
• Right click on dirt to grow grass, netherrack to grow nylium (biome-sensitive)
• Obtained via a special ritual
• Additional uses later

Cruxwood Tools

• Wooden durability, damage, and mining speed
• Come pre-equipped with select enchantments

Cruxwood Bow

• Very low durability
• Can shoot mistletoe

Occult Enchantment

• Exclusive to Cruxwood weapons
• Deals bonus damage to bosses (ender dragon, wither, elder guardian)

Myrrh

• Generates rarely in savannah biomes
• Slowly accumulates resin over time when stripped
• Harvesting logs dries them out, changing their color and causing them stop producing resin

Myrrh Resin

• Can be sold to Journeyman level Clerics

Species, by Ninni Have you ever wanted more fictional, made-up mobs that fit well inside the base game? Species is a mod that does exactly that! Reda, Ninni, Noon, GLaDOS edition and Bornulhu have joined forces to come up and add all sorts of creatures and critters made with tender love and care.

Birt

• Birts are not-quite-birds that flock in birch forests. They often gather and plot in their nests, and are able to communicate with each other over long distances using a long antenna on the top of their heads. Their eggs are extremely tough and can concuss mobs or players if thrown at them.

Deepfish

• Deepfish are an enigmatic fish found underground. They have various pink markings across their bodies that pulsate, and they make musical 'hums' in order to communicate.

• Deepfish can spawn in groups of 4 to 6 in any biome. A deepfish needs water blocks at Y-level 0 and below at a light level of 0, in order to spawn.

• Deepfish tend to swim in schools with a maximum of 7 deepfish per school. The eyes, mouth and tail of a deepfish pulsate in and out of visibility.

• Deepfish can be collected using a bucket. Deepfish placed down from a bucket will not despawn. When a bucket of deepfish is placed down, it will place the deepfish within a block of water, whilst emptying the bucket.

• Deepfish will suffocate and die outside of water.

Limpet

• Limpets are a shy mollusk found all across the overworld. Their unique shells can occasionally have minerals on them. The type of mineral depends on the limpet's environment. These minerals can be extracted, but not before chasing the limpet down.

Stackatick

• Stackaticks are lazy arthropods found lounging around in hot biomes. Their thick shells resemble pottery and allow them to withstand heavy loads, so they can easily carry other mobs on top of them. Their trust can be gained using their affinity for honey. Once trusted they make a quirky little companion... Or a nice chair.

• Stackaticks can be tamed using honeycomb. Note that the amount of honeycombs required is random: Each has a 1⁄3 chance of taming the stackatick.

• Tamed stackaticks can be healed by feeding them honey bottles.

• Tamed stackaticks will follow the player around, and if the player leaves a radius of 12 blocks around them, they will attempt to teleport. Note that stackaticks will need extra room to teleport due to the possibilty of carrying a bigger mob on top of them.

• Players may also mount a stackatick by right-clicking them, but their movement can only be controlled if tamed.

• Stackaticks themselves are not fast, but controlling them can be an easy way to position them correctly to then make them sleep.

• A tamed stackatick can be made to 'sleep' by shift right-clicking it, and can be told to 'wake up' by shift right-clicking it again.

• When set to sleep, a stackatick will close its eyes and retreat its legs and antennas inside its body, fitting precisely in a 1 block space. This can be useful if the player plans to incorporate them in builds.

• Stackatick shells are shaped in such a way that allows for them to be dropped on each other to make a tower.

• A stackatick that's on the ground and in its sleeping state will allow certain mobs nearby to mount it, similar to a boat or minecart. The list of mobs that can mount a stackatick is determined by various criteria.

• Stackaticks will keep the mob on their back even if they are commanded to wake up. They can walk around and even teleport along with them, making them useful to transport mobs around your world.

• A mob can be dismounted from a stackatick by shift right-clicking the mob itself.

• Tamed Stackaticks can be dyed by shift right-clicking them with any dye, and their patterning can be washed off by right-clicking them with a water bucket.

Wraptor

• A large, neutral avian found in warped forests, these creatures can be spotted donning glamorous turquoise coats, and with the right care, can prove to be a reliable source of feathers. Beware their tempers, however, as wild Wraptors will burst into a flurry of rage if completely bereaved of their plumage.
• Each time they are sheared, wraptors give 1-4 feathers and do not take any damage. This is not affected by Fortune or Looting.
• Wraptors attack wither skeletons. Subsequently, wither skeletons are afraid of wraptors. Wraptors are also immune to the wither effect, and will take no damage from it.
• When in the overworld or the end, wraptors begin to shiver. A few seconds after shivering, they will gradually lose their feathers, one stage at a time. They will not grow back unless the wraptor is returned to the nether.
• Wraptors have 5 stages of feathers. Each stage can be sheared once to drop feathers. After being completely sheared, a pair of hidden wings will be revealed, and the wraptor will roar and attack the player that sheared it. Wraptors that have been hatched from eggs will not attack players when sheared fully.

Cruncher

• Behold, the former ruler of the Overworld. The Cruncher is a titan of times gone by, a beast that once had a tyrannical grip on all mobs living. 0.75 knockback resistance doesn't spawn in peaceful cruncher spawns as a boss mob, but can be pacified into a regular mob when spawned and the boss even starts, you will need to deal damage in order to stun it and then feed it 3 times in order to pacify it. The cruncher gets stunned everytime its health goes lower than the 0.75% of its max health, so everytime you deal 125 damage. when stunned it can be fed anything from the #species:cruncher_eats tag to make its hunger go down and continue the fight. When stunned it heals 1 hp per tick. Everytime it gets stunned, it gets stunned for 15 seconds, if you don't feed it in that time span it will go back to normal crunchers in boss mode can destroy leaves crunchers can only be leashed when not in boss mode crunchers have 2 attacks, a roar and a stomp attack. The stomp attack deals aoe 8 damage around it that scales depending on how far from it you are, The roar attack inflicts weakness and slowness to everything around it crunchers only target players and mobs that hit it pacified crunchers work as mobile mob farms, they gain a ui that you can use to tell them which mob to hunt. Everyday in the morning they will spit a cruncher pellet that contains a large quantity of mob drops of the mob they're hunting. They can spit up to 10 pellets at a time.

Treeper

• Treepers are big lumbering pieces of lumber found in old growth spruce and pine forests. These wise ancient trees have been alive since the alphacene and while they might appear scary, they're just looking to have a good time.

• Treepers do not drop any items or experience upon death.

• Uprooted treepers can be struck with axes, this has a cooldown of 2 to 7 minutes and will spawn ancient pinecones from their canopy.

• Treepers just slowly wander around aimlessly while looking at the player at all times. They only move at night and despite their size they can still be leashed.

• Treepers plant themselves during the day and uproot during the night.

• Planted treepers cannot move and retreat their roots into the ground and their eyes into their trunk. They can be stood on and blocks can be placed directly on them.

Enderscape, by lunarbunten

• Enderscape is a total overhaul of the End dimension, featuring new world generation, four new biomes, revamped End Cities, and many other additions that enrich the End- and all that lies beyond.

Biomes

End Highlands & Midlands End Highlands and End Midlands comprise most of the End. Chorus Plants and Chorus Sprouts are common here, while Dry End Growth appears infrequently. End Cities, End Gateways, and Large End Gateways can generate in this biome.

Celestial Grove Celestial Groves are lush biomes that appear throughout the End, and the home of Drifters. They are the rarest of all biomes, but are often sighted near Veiled Woodlands. They have slightly denser fog than the End Highlands, and the nebulae and stars in their skies are tinted orange. Much of the Celestial Groves' surface is covered in Celestial Overgrowth, which supports the growth of Celestial Growth, Bulb Flowers, and Celestial Chanterelles. Large Celestial Chanterelles appear frequently, towering above the ground. Flanger Berry Vines grow from their caps, bearing Flanger Berries at their ends. Chorus Plants, Chorus Sprouts, and Dry End Growth also appear growing on the End Stone. End Cities, End Gateways, and Large End Gateways can generate in this biome.

Corrupt Barrens Corrupt Barrens are dense biomes that appear uncommonly throughout the End, and one of the few where Endermen do not spawn. They have much denser fog than the End Highlands, and the nebulae and stars in their skies are very faint. The surfaces and undersides of Corrupt Barrens are layered with Mirestone, often covered by Corrupt Overgrowth. Corrupt Growth grows in dense patches on the surfaces and ceilings. Murublight Chanterelles are found on the surface, while large Murublight Chanterelles and clusters of Blinklight Vines grow beneath. Pillars of Mirestone often emerge from Mirestone on the surface. Nebulite Ores are found more frequently beneath the islands in this biome than in others. Mirestone Ruins, End Gateways, and Large End Gateways can generate in this biome.

Magnia Fields Magnia Fields are desolate biomes common throughout the End. The nebulae and stars in their skies are tinted green. Veins of Magnia run along the surfaces and undersides of the Magnia Fields. Alluring Magnia appears on the surface, and Repulsive Magnia beneath. Arches of Alluring Magnia are often found, and occasional Magnia "towers" emerge from the surface, with stems of Repulsive Magnia leading to a bulb of Alluring Magnia surrounded by rings. Alluring Magnia Sprouts are found growing on Alluring Magnia, and Repulsive Magnia Sprouts on Repulsive Magnia. Chorus Plants and Chorus Sprouts appear less often than in End Highlands, while Dry End Growth is much more common. End Cities, End Gateways, and Large End Gateways can generate in this biome.

Veiled Woodlands Veiled Woodlands are dense forests that appear throughout the End, and the home of Rustles. They have rather dense fog compared to End Highlands, and the nebulae and stars in their skies are tinted blue. Most of the Veiled Woodlands' surface is covered in silk-like growth. Wisp Growth, Wisp Sprouts, and Wisp Flowers thrive on the Veiled End Stone. Veiled trees root into the End Stone below, with their leaves visible above. Veiled Vines grow from the Veiled Leaves, emitting particles that drift away in the wind. Chorus Plants, Chorus Sprouts, and Dry End Growth also appear growing on the End Stone. End Cities, End Gateways, and Large End Gateways can generate in this biome.

Structures

End City Once a symbol of unity, End Cities now lay abandoned throughout the End. They are tall, towering structures, with branching stairways, arenas, and abandoned homes. Much of the loot is obtained through End Vaults, unlocked by fighting through waves of Endermites and Rubblemites from End Trial Spawners. End Vaults within End ships contain Elytra. End Cities generate at world surface in End Highlands, End Midlands, Magnia Crags, Veiled Woodlands, and Celestial Groves, at least 56 blocks above minimum world height.

Mirestone Ruins Left behind in pursuit of grandeur, Mirestone Ruins are found throughout Corrupt Barrens. They are ruined settlements branching from a central fountain, with paths leading to scattered houses, altars, and bunkers. Chests found throughout contain moderately useful items, some unavailable elsewhere in the End. These chests are also the only source of the Music Disc "vye - decay".

Mobs

Drifter Drifters are purple passive mobs unique to Celestial Groves. They can be bounced on, and are the source of Drift Jelly. When the tentacles of a Drifter are covered in a teal substance and the Drifter is emitting particles, that means it's leaking jelly. Drift Jelly can be harvested from Drifters that are leaking jelly with a Glass Bottle. Drifters naturally begin leaking jelly after 15-20 minutes. When another 15-20 minutes pass, they will stop leaking jelly. Drifters are intimidated by Rubblemites and Slimes, and will run away from them until they're at least 8 blocks away. When hurt, a Drifter will continuously run from its attacker until it is at least 12 blocks away. Drifters aimlessly roam around in the air, occasionally singing. When they touch the ground, they immediately bounce back into the air. Every 30-60 seconds, Drifters search for nearby Flanger Berry blocks. If one is found, it becomes the "home" position for that Drifter and other Drifters nearby, resetting their cooldowns. If a Drifter wanders too far away from home, it will hastily wander back. Their wandering behavior leads to them to hovering around in specific areas for long periods, as well as occasional migration in groups. When a mob lands on a Drifter, they will bounce about 7 blocks into the air. This hurts the Drifter, dealing one damage point unless the mob is wearing boots enchanted with Feather Falling. Bouncing will also give the Drifter slight vertical momentum, allowing repeated bounces to gain height. If the mob is sneaking, vertical bounce momentum is halved and the Drifter will move downwards, allowing for a relatively safe descent. Mobs gliding with Elytra gain 50% more horizontal speed and 33% more bounce height when landing on a Drifter. Driftlets cannot be bounced on. Drifters follow players holding Chorus Fruit or Flanger Berries. When bred, a Driftlet is created, and both parents begin leaking jelly. They cannot breed for five minutes afterwards.

Rubblemite Rubblemites are small hostile mobs found throughout most of the End. They attack by dashing at players, and protect themselves using their shell. Rubblemites spawn in groups of 2-3 within End Highlands, End Midlands, Magnia Fields, and Veiled Woodlands. In Corrupt Barrens, they spawn in groups of 1. The material of their shell depends on the block the Rubblemite spawns on. Mirestone variants appear on Mirestone blocks, Dusk Purpur blocks, and Corrupt Overgrowth. Veradite and Kurodite variants appear on Veradite and Kurodite respectively. Rubblemites attack Players and Iron Golems within 24 blocks. As arthropods, Rubblemites are affected by the Bane of Arthropods enchantment. Upon taking attack damage, Rubblemites retreat into their shell for 2 seconds. When inside their shell, Rubblemites won't move or look around. When inside their shell or dashing, they are invulnerable to physical attacks under 12 HP. Rubblemites also enter their shells when they touch water or rain. When submerged in water, they won't move, and will slowly drown. Rubblemites have a 10% chance to dash towards their target during combat, gaining horizontal and slight vertical momentum, followed by a 1.5 second cooldown. Rubblemites cannot dash when they have the slowness effect, making Bane of Arthropods especially effective at countering them.

Rustle Rustles are passive mobs unique to Veiled Woodlands, and a passive source of String. Rustles drop 1-3 String when sheared. This is unaffected by Fortune and Looting. Rustles wander aimlessly, often making noise. They have poor eyesight, and only spot Players up close. When they bump into another mob, they'll stop and forget their path. Occasionally, Rustles search for Veiled Leaf Piles or Carpet blocks to rest on, sleeping for one minute before waking. When sheared, Rustles will regrow their hair naturally over 4-8 minutes. A sheared Rustle may also look for nearby Murublight Chanterelles, eating and destroying one to regrow its hair. When hurt, a Rustle will continuously run from its attacker until it is at least 12 blocks away. Rustles can be bred using Murublight Shelves, after which they spawn a baby Rustle. They cannot breed for five minutes afterwards.

Mowzies Mobs, by bobmowzie Mowzie's Mobs adds a variety of fictional creatures to Minecraft, priding itself in unique AI, rich atmosphere, and fluid animations. Prove your might against new bosses and enemies and claim their magical abilities as your own.

Mobs

Foliaath These jungle-lurking plant monsters want nothing more than to eat anything that moves! They may seem like ordinary ferns, but they'll emerge if you come close. You can't get close enough to strike them, so find some other way of killing them! They drop foliaath seeds. To grow a foliaath, obtain a seed and plant it by right clicking on grass or dirt. Every half-day for two days, feed the baby foliaath by tossing it a meat item. Then, it will emerge as a fully grown foliaath. Be careful: grown foliaaths aren't tamed and will still attack you!

Ferrous Wroughtnaut Lost underground many years ago, these heavily armored knights are not men nor are they statues. Are they guarding something? They have forgotten what. Are they waiting for something? They have forgotten when. Are they mourning someone? They have forgotten whom. All they know is to slay those who approach their chambers. There is only one way to damage a Ferrous Wroughtnaut; its weakness is for you to discover. Only the bravest of adventurers would dare to challenge a Ferrous Wroughtnaut. Upon defeat, the Wroughtnaut will drop its Wrought Helm and its Axe of a Thousand Metals for the victor. Right clicking with the axe attacks in a large arc, and shift-right clicking will create a shockwave that brings targets closer to you. Neither tool can break.

Frostmaw Frostmaws are dangerous beasts found rarely in snowy areas. Their massive size, impressive speed, and powerful ice breath make them near-impossible opponents. If, on your travels, you encounter one sleeping in your path, it's likely best to take a different route and let it lay. The beast guards a precious ice crystal that can unleash pure winter energy when wielded.

Grottol These adorable crystal crustaceans live deep underground in caves and ravines. Sometimes called “living ore,” Grottols are prized as a rare source of diamonds. But only the quickest of adventurers can manage to catch them before they burrow away; grottols are very fast and surprisingly clever, even using minecarts to escape pursuers. Keep in mind that only iron or stronger pickaxes can penetrate their diamond shells.

Lantern Lanterns dot the canopy of roofed forests, glowing like jellyfish. Some cultures believe that these creatures contain the souls of the recently deceased. Others wish on them like stars. Adventurers, however, know that the luminous jelly inside lanterns is a great light snack that will briefly illuminate the darkest of nights.

Naga Coastal cliffs are dangerous places. Adventurers tell of winged serpents called nagas with impressive speed and menacing acid venom. Though these drakes are evasive, a well-placed arrow can knock a naga right out of the sky; time your shots to hit when the naga is preparing an attack, and you can defeat it with ease. Naga acid is deadly, but can actually be used to neutralise other poisons. The fangs they drop upon death can be used to brew poison antidotes and preventatives.

Umvuthana Abavuthana are the scourge of the savanna. These bird-like creatures scorch the ground they walk on and hunt animals with little restraint. They are one with the masks suspended in front of their glowing heads. In combat, Abavuthana take turns use their claws to slash at foes. Each hunting pack is led by an Umvuthana Raptor, which has extra long talons it uses to block attacks. Abavuthana make traversing the savanna quite dangerous, as they can surround their prey quickly and put up a good chase. When defeated, Abavuthana will sometimes drop their masks as items that the player can wear. Each mask bestows a different, small buff.

Umvuthi, the Sunbird Umvuthi is the creator of the Abavuthana, residing in a stationary seat upon a throne in savanna groves. He draws his power from the sun, calling forth sunstrikes, solar flares, and massive solar beams. He can also create Umvuthana followers - including healers called Umvuthana Cranes - from masks to defend him during combat. As such, his masked children revere him as a god. Unequipped travelers should keep their distance from his grove, lest they be smitten by his heliomancy. Those strong enough to face and defeat him, however, are rewarded with his mask: the Sol Visage. This mask allows its wearers to breathe life into masks to create Umvuthana followers. Unfortunately, the mask does not bestow heliomancy upon its bearer; this power is innately carried by Umvuthi, and thus dies with him. Perhaps there is another way...?

Tongbi, the Sculptor Long ago, the Earthrend Monks led the world in the study of earth magic. They used their powerful geomancy to shape mountains and cliffs into monasteries - bastions of education in prayer and self-defense. But those days have passed. The monasteries stand today abandoned and dilapidated. Elemental monsters called Bluffs flood the halls, drawn to the magic left behind. Only one monk remains: Tongbi, the Sculptor. A master of geomancy, Tongbi waits in the monastery’s courtyard, challenging visitors to a parkour test. Never before has a disciple reached the top of this arduous climb, but the one who does will be worthy of the power of the Earthrend Monks. The Sculptor will grant them a powerful artifact called the Earthrend Gauntlet, which gives its wielder control over earth magic.

Bluff Like Blazes and Breezes, Bluffs are elemental magic given form. They are drawn to places of immense elemental power, and so they infested the Earthrend Monasteries after the monks disappeared. They drop Bluff Rods on death, which are used to repair Geomancy items and to start the Sculptor's test.

Primitive Mobs, by Daveyx0 Primitive Mobs currently adds 25 "Minecrafty" mobs both hostile and docile to liven up your world.

Mobs

Chameleon Drops: Camouflage Dye (used to craft Camouflage Armor by combining it with Leather Armor) Spawns: Daylight, Forests and Jungles (Overworld) Hostility: Docile Special Info: Can be tamed with Melons and bred with Fermented Spider Eyes. Tamed Chameleons follow you around. Right-click with empty hand to make them sit still. The color changing effect supports modded blocks and resource packs.

Treasure Slime Drops: The loot they contain Spawns: Nighttime, everywhere (Overworld) Hostility: Hostile Special Info: Rare items, like Diamonds, are obviously very rare. The loot they spawn with can be changed through loot tables (see section below). Modded items are supported. Sometimes one can spawn without an item inside. Right-clicking it with a Slimeball will "tame" it. Follows you around when tamed. Right-click with empty hand to make them sit still. You can also put any item inside of the tamed slime and see their colors change!

Bewitched Tome Drops: Book or A random enchanted book (higher levels are rarer) Spawns: Deep underground (Overworld) Hostility: Docile until provoked Special Info: Modded enchantments are supported.

Haunted Tool Drops: The tool they haunted with reduced durability Spawns: Nighttime, everywhere (Overworld) Hostility: Docile until provoked Special Info: Higher tier tools, like Diamond, are obviously very rare. The tools they spawn as can be changed through loot tables (see section below). Modded tools are supported. Use a Looting sword to kill them for tools with better durability!

Last Miner Drops: Nothing Spawns: Underground (Overworld) Hostility: Docile Special Info: Follows you around. When led to the surface (above y=50 and when he can see the sky) OR when near a village, you can right-click him for 2-4 emeralds as reward! They will then change into a normal villager with the unique Miner Profession.

Travelling Merchant Drops: Nothing Spawns: Everywhere on well-lit natural blocks (Overworld) Hostility: Docile Special Info: Offers some unique trades which are balanced around vanilla trades; most of their stock cannot be found in villages. New trades unlock like with normal villagers. Follows you around when you show emeralds. He does despawn like other mobs, therefore the name; however you can make them settle by bribing them with an emerald block (they won't despawn then).

Rocket Creeper Drops: Gunpowder, Firework Star (Rare), Mystery Egg (very Rare) Spawns: Nighttime, everywhere (Overworld) Hostility: Hostile Special Info: Look at that smug! Once close, they wait a bit before they launch themselves upwards and come down to the ground to explode in your face! Explode like normal when they do not have enough space to jump.

Festive Creeper Drops: Gunpowder, TNT (Rare), Mystery Egg (very Rare) Spawns: Nighttime, everywhere (Overworld) Hostility: Hostile Special Info: They throw small blocks of TNT at you, but run away when you get too close.

Support Creeper Drops: Gunpowder, Cookie (Rare), Mystery Egg (very Rare) Spawns: Nighttime, everywhere (Overworld) Hostility: Docile until provoked Special Info: They buff a mob near them with Potion effects (Fire Resistance, Strength and Speed) and follow it around. They also charge Creepers if they choose to buff one. Explodes and becomes aggressive like normal when below half health.

Filch Lizard Drops: The item they have stolen Spawns: Deserts (Overworld) Hostility: Docile until provoked Special Info: They will sneak up to players who have ingots or gems in their inventory, and steal one when close. They drop their stolen item when hit once and run away. Sometimes they spawn with an item already, allowing you to steal from them instead.

Lily Lurker Drops: Slimeball, Lily Pad Spawns: Swamps (Overworld) Hostility: Docile until provoked Special Info: They wait for unsuspecting animals or players to come by, to surprise attack them! They particularly hunt Squids. Suffocates on land.

Grove Sprite Drops: The sapling they hold Spawns: Forests (Overworld) Hostility: Docile Special Info: They associate with a specific tree. Modded trees are supported. Grove Sprites will plant the saplings they hold overtime (does not happen too often). They will also help saplings of their own type grow! Give a Grove Sprite a sapling of their own type and they will no longer despawn. Giving a sapling increases their sapling inventory; which also increases overtime. Their inventory decreases by planting sapling or by right-clicking them with bonemeal, which yields Wonder Sap! Wonder Sap can be put in a crafting table together with any type of log to convert it to the Grove Sprite type log!

Dodo Drops: Raw Dodo, Feathers Spawns: Near Mycelium (Overworld) Hostility: Docile Special Info: They act like chickens, but have some additional benefits. Their meat is very nutricious and probably the best food compared to vanilla Minecraft (when cooked). They change Grass blocks into Mycelium every once in a while (can be disabled in the config). They also, very infrequently, lay Dodo Eggs. However there is a catch to all this; their breeding item changes everytime and you only know through trail and error. They choose between: all seeds (including cocoa beans), all crops, all fruits and all mushrooms (vanilla items). They spawn everywhere near Mycelium, also outside of Mushroom Islands.

Spider Family Drops: String, Spider Eye (Rare), Spider Egg (very Rare) Spawns: Nighttime, everywhere (Overworld) Hostility: Mother: Hostile, Baby: Docile until provoked or Mother provoked Special Info: Mother Spiders become enraged and stronger when you attack her babies! Sometimes a Mother Spider will drop a Spider Egg, which can be used to summon a Baby Spider that will fight for you. Use the Spider Shell to retrieve the baby. Baby Spider raising: Once you release a baby spider from an egg it is "tamed" and will follow you around and attack for you. They can be set to "sit" by sneaking and right-clicking. They can be fed Fermented Spider eyes to have them grow one stage; doing so will NO LONGER allow you to retrieve the spider in an egg. Use 5 Fermented eyes to have it grow up into a full spider. Their eye color is random but can be changed by right-clicking them with dyes! Right-click a fully grown spider to ride it!

Brain Slime Drops: Slimeballs Spawns: Beach (Overworld) Hostility: Hostile Special Info: They will jump on player heads and start damaging them. Multiple Brain Slimes can stack up, causing more damage. Hit them, to cause them to fall off. You can also wear a helmet to prevent damage; however the helmet will take damage instead. Smaller Brain Slimes will grow after "sucking" brain 10 times; making them stronger.

Mimic Drops: Chest, Mimic Orb (Rare) Spawns: Chests generate underground which have a chance to be a Mimic (Overworld) Hostility: Hostile Special Info: Chests now generate deep in your caves. When encountering such a chest and trying to open it there is a 1/3 chance of it being a Mimic, a 1/3 chance of it being a mob trap with mob drops in the chest and a 1/3 chance of it being regular loot which varies in value (balanced around vanilla).

Skeleton Warrior Drops: Bones, Arrows, Their weapon/helmet (Rare) Spawns: Nighttime, everywhere (Overworld) Hostility: Hostile Special Info: Their arrows apply weakness, so watch out!

Blazing Juggernaut Drops: Blaze Powder, Blaze Rod (Rare) Spawns: Everywhere (Nether) Hostility: Hostile Special Info: Attacks in a zig-zag pattern, making bows hard to use against him.

Trollager Drops: Obsidian, Emerald, Golden Apple (Rare), 32 x Stone (when Stone) Spawns: Nighttime, everywhere but more commonly underground (Overworld) Hostility: Hostile Special Info: Has three attacks: Throw block, smash ground and just a regular melee attack. He is not very smart, but can do serious damage when he hits you. He senses players from far away so if you hear explosions while spelunking, be careful. Turns to stone when exposed to daylight. When stone, only pickaxes hurt him.

Flame Spewer Drops: Gunpowder, Diamond (rare) (dropped items launch to a safe surface if possible) Spawns: Deep underground in lava pools, the Nether Hostility: Hostile Special Info: A FlameSpewer will try to get in range of their target player. They then inhale lava; shown by their lava coat. During that animation they cannot be harmed. When ready, they shoot a barrage of flames at their target! They suffocate on land and will try to move to nearby lava pools slowly. They receive large amounts of damage when exposed to water.

Goblin Drops: Iron ingot, Emerald (rare), Goblin Mace (rare) Spawns: Underground, More common in mineshafts Hostility: Hostile Special Info: They look like your basic melee enemy; however their maces damage 10% of the durability of one of their target's armor pieces! Make sure to keep your distance. They also attack villagers, simply because they don't like the look of em.

Harpy Drops: Feathers, Gold Ingot (uncommon) Spawns: High Mountains (Extreme Hills) Hostility: Hostile Special Info: They approach slowly in the air and then SWOOP up their target, grabbing them by the head. Then they quickly rise and rise up in to the air! They will drop their victim once they reach a certain height or when they are damaged. So quickly punch them when you get grabbed!

Sheepman Drops: Nothing Spawns: Nether Hostility: Docile Special Info: They are back in black... and red and orange! 3 new professions for these Nether sheep villagers; the Scavenger, the Thief and the Alchemist! They use gold ingots instead of emeralds for trade. Bribe them using a golden block to prevent them from despawning. They can also be sheared like normal sheep :P

Void Eye Drops: Coal, Eye of Ender (rare) Spawns: Deep underground, the End Hostility: Hostile Special Info: These creeps can be found near the void layer. They gaze at their target THROUGH WALLS! However their harmful gaze is weakened while piercing walls; causing it to only inflict blindness and hunger upon their target. But when fully exposed, they can deal some serious armor-piercing damage. Once you see their eyes in the darkness, make your way to them by mining and deal with them swiftly before they can harm you. They can also teleport on hit; making them even trickier. Good luck!

Clockwork, by Joo5h Clockwork adds a range of unique mechanical trinkets and tools based on the style of technology from the Arcane series!

Content:

Clockwork dragonfly: It spawns in any biome (Overworld), broken and when repaired with Clockwork Gears, the dragonfly can be ridden as a flying & walking mount. Clockwork crossbows: The crossbow has 2 variants - Scoped, and automatic. The scoped crossbow shoots arrows which travel faster and further, and is equipped with a spyglass for increased accuracy. The automatic crossbow comes with a barrel, which automatically reloads arrows at twice the speed, allowing for rapid fire! Potion sprayer: This item uses potions as ammo, just aim and right click to shoot a mist of potion droplets, only using a fraction of the potions duration! Clockwork arrow: A simple seeking arrow that tilts towards the closest mob to your crosshair when fired. Clockwork wings: An elytra variant with less gliding power, but a flap boost ability!

Concept mods:

Ruthenium, by Crydigo A material that can be used for fire based weaponry that needs a special kind of powder known as "combustion powder" (made from ruthenium and coal). You can also craft decorative blocks with ruthenium which burn forever.

Items:

Raw Ruthenium

• Obtained by mining Ruthenium Ore. Smelt it to get Ruthenium Ingots.

Ruthenium Ingots

• After smelting Raw Ruthenium, you can obtain Ruthenium Ingots, which can craft Ruthenium Tools and blocks.

Ruthenium Nuggets

• Put a singular Ruthenium Ingots on the crafting table and get 9 Ruthenium Nuggets.

Combustion Powder

• Combustion Powder can be crafted by fusing Coal and Raw Ruthenium. With Combustion Powder and sand, you can craft Inferno TNT.

Ruthenium Glove

• Crafted like shears, you can use the Ruthenium Glove and literally pick up fire then place it somewhere else.

Ruthenium Tools

• With Ruthenium Tools, you can instantly smelt ores or cook food. Simple as that.

Blocks:

Block of Raw Ruthenium

• Crafted with 9 Raw Ruthenium, a Block of Raw Ruthenium can burn forever (same as Netherrack) by using a Flint and Steel or a Ruthenium Glove.

Block of Ruthenium

• Crafted with 9 Ruthenium Ingots, Blocks of Ruthenium can be used as decorative blocks and can burn forever (same as Netherrack) by using a Flint and Steel or a Ruthenium Glove.

Block of Cut Ruthenium

• Crafted with 4 Blocks of Ruthenium, Cut Ruthenium can be used as decorative blocks and can burn forever (same as Netherrack) by using a Flint and Steel or a Ruthenium Glove.

Ruthenium Grate

• Crafted with 4 Blocks of Ruthenium in a diamond shape, Ruthenium Grates can be used as decorative blocks and can burn forever (same as Netherrack) by using a Flint and Steel or a Ruthenium Glove.

Flame Thrower Block

• The Flame Thrower Block can be crafted with 8 Ruthenium Ingots (like a furnace) and once crafted, it can throw out fire by putting Combustion Powder inside it.

Inferno TNT

• Inferno TNT is crafted like normal TNT but with Combustion Powder instead of Gunpowder. When lit, it has the blast radius of a Charged Creeper and leaves behind fire.

Aluminium, by Crydigo It is a block a decorative block which can be dyed with any Minecraft dye colour. It has many types of blocks too like doors, pillars, grates and trapdoors. It also has heat conductive properties and can heat up when near a heat source like lava or magma.

Blocks:

Bauxite

• Bauxite is found exclusively in the Badlands biome and when mined then put in the crafting table, you get Aluminium Nuggets that can be turned into Aluminium Ingots.

The Omen, by Crydigo A tall, black coloured creature that begins to stalk you when you delve deep into caves with the bad omen effect. While in its presence other hostile mobs don't spawn but just because those mobs don't pose a threat, doesn't mean you aren't still in danger...

Lavamander, by Landstry The Lavamander spawns exclusively in the Nether and soars through the air in lava lakes. It doesn’t drop anything when slain and is there for atmosphere. If you do somehow get it in water, it’ll start dying.

Owl Princess and The Castle, by Lanostry

The Owl Princess. Aka Lily, the Owl, is 22 years old and was born into a family of owls with humanoid bodies. Unfortunately, she was kidnapped by the Illagers and trapped in a castle guarded by Bluffs and Skeleton Warriors. Before she was kidnapped, she lived in a kingdom of other owls with humanoid bodies. She wears a gold tiara and her dress is long with a purple base with gold trims, her dress ending just above her chest, a flowing skirt, a black lace bra, black panties, and a gold belt around her waist, giving it a regal appearance. Most of her body is covered in brown feathers except for her face and arms, her feathers on her arms fade into black feathers and her face is covered in pale brown feathers. She has D-cups and medium sized thighs and butt. And yes, she can turn her head a full 270 degrees in each direction and kiss you with her beak. You can either be friends with her or date her.

The Castle The castle that has The Owl Princess trapped inside. The castle is made with stone bricks and seems like just a normal, uninhabited castle. But in the inside there are mob spawners with Bluffs and Skeleton Warriors that will try to kill you so you can’t save The Owl Princess.

Lotus the Spider Princess and The Spider Kingdom, by Archy_Works

Lotus the Spider Princess is a 21 year old spider that was born into a passive-hostile kingdom of humanoid spiders. Lotus has 8 eyes, 4 arms, 4 legs, (technically) 2 pussys, g-cup sized breasts, medium sized thighs, medium sized butt, and an abdomen that creates webbing. Although she has 8 eyes, only 2 of them work. The rest just make her vision better and allow her to see in the dark. Lotus wears a run-down and ripped white crop-top, ripped black jeans, a black lace bra, and a black thong. Recently, her parents which were the king and queen of The Spider Kingdom, had stepped down due to their ages. So, they let their daughter, Lotus step up as the queen, but unfortunately, Lotus has nobody to call 'king'. Now Lotus has called in all of the males of The Spider Kingdom to a date or eliminate. (It’s pretty much where someone comes over, talks about themselves and Lotus decides if they’re good or not)

Bumpies, by OrangeeApple Bumpies can be found in little groups in deserts and badlands. Bumpies constantly bump into blocks and each other due to their poor vision. Bumpies attack by rolling around the player and randomly jumping on them to deal damage. Parry Bumpies in mid-air to stun them and give yourself an opportunity to break off a piece of their precious shell. Craft balls for various mini games (like basketball). Balls can be enchanted for different types of sports. (Also can be dyed)

Witless, by OrangeeApple42 Witless is a new type of zombie, which can rarely spawn at night. There’s also a pig jockey variant. If Witless spots hostile mobs nearby, it will throw them at the player, before switching to melee.

Items

Fitting glove Fitting gloves can be used to carry functional blocks and small mobs without causing a mess. To lift something over limit, use potions of strength or feather falling.

Wackolotls, by Ysach_ Meet the Wackolotls!!!!!! (They are axolotls but wacky) Wackolotls can have the normal colours of a axolotl which are blue, cyan, gold, wild (brown), and leucistic (pink) but now have new colours such as black and green. You can give them a stone, they will gnaw it and you will get wackolite, a pastel pink-ish new stone type. If you breed Wackolotls, they will lay Wackospawn, which will first hatch into a wackpole that will grow into a regular Wackolotl. If the Wackolotl stays on land, it will dry up. Quickly drag it to the wet spot!

Pinejade Trees and Pinejade Forest biome, by Zyfl Pinejade, a kind of resinous encrustation formed on the bark of Pinejade trees. You can collect and smelt them into a metal-like material called Verdanium, which can be used to craft tools or decorative blocks.

Ferrust Trees and Ferric Bog biome, by Zyfl A tall species that grows on Ferric soil. Its bark is covered in sharp thorns, and its wood is so dense and iron-rich that a pickaxe is required to break it effectively. The logs can even be smelted in a blast furnace to yield iron ingots. You can also craft a cheap wooden anvil from them - though since it’s not made of real iron, it breaks after just three uses.

Blue Spider, by GRAUS Blue Spiders float through the sky with a parachute made of web. Blue Spiders will shoot their paraweb at mobs. Letting them sail off into the opposite direction they shot them from. When they hit a block, the paraweb breaks.

Hot Springs, by GRAUS Hot Springs are naturally spawning structures that have exclusive blocks you can’t craft. The Hot Springs have Spring Water that once stepped in, give regeneration 1. The Hot Springs also have exclusive Peaw Bushes that give Peaw, a peach-like orange fruit.

Creeper Girl, by Mrbysco Creeper Girl, aka Chloe, is a 20 year old human surviving through hopping village to village. Chloe has ginger hair, freckles, pale skin, f-cup sized breasts, medium sized thighs, and a medium sized butt. Chloe wears an oversized green hoodie with a creeper face on the hood, black dolphin shorts, black thigh highs, a black bra, black panties, and black shoes. Due to her not having a home, you can invite her to stay at your home. You can also either be friends with her or date her.

Opals, by Crydigo Opals are a currency in The Owl Kingdom. White Opal, Fire Opal, Boulder Opal, and Black Opal are all found underground and are The Owl Kingdom’s currency. Although they still accept Emeralds, Opals are their best currency.

Iridium, by Crydigo It was said to have become more common due to an ancient meteorite that struck the earth in the ancient times. Due to its cosmic properties you can make things like "Starfall TNT" which explodes out star shaped projectiles that can damage anyone they hit.

Blocks:

• Iridium ore

• Deepslate Iridium ore

• Block of Raw Iridium

• Block of Iridium

• Block of Cut Iridium

• Iridium Bars

• Starfall TNT

Items:

• Raw Iridium

• Iridium Ingots

Gallium, by Crydigo Gallium has a melting point so low that even touching it can cause it to melt. Gallium is made when you put an Iron nugget or an Iron Ingot in a furnace again, causing it to melt and turn into Gallium. This means standing on or touching Gallium blocks can cause it to melt, meaning you can go through it. You can also make a mob called the gallium slime.

Blocks:

• Block of Gallium

• Block of cut Gallium

• Gallium Bars

Items:

• Gallium Ingot

• Gallium nugget

• Gallium slime ball

Mobs:

• Gallium Slime