Mods for 1.20.4
56 mods match your filters.
A working voice chat in Minecraft!
Real-time map used for mapping in-game or your browser as you explore.
A simple mod that adds seasons to the game, dynamically changing biomes as you play.
Brings back Minecraft alpha, beta, post-release lost gameplay elements. Made for nostalgic enthusiasts or for those who want to give the game a new aesthetic by tweaking the mod to their preference.
One Block: Begin your Minecraft adventure in a desolate world with just one respawning block. Break it, level it up, and unlock richer rewards with each upgrade.
Add dynamic lights to the Create mod.
Keeps track of the many embarrassing times you died
A multiplayer Bingo/Lockout mod + lobby, compatible with vanilla clients
Make it not rain over the cloud level
Communicate with players in a more attractive way
A minecraft mod which aims to add a "second player" into the game which will actually be intelligent.
An addon with which you can recreate the restaurant from the famous FNAF game but now in Minecraft Java edition!
Adds Warden to the Boss Checklist with mod compat.
Serverside & clientside fishing mod with tons of new fish.
A mod which adds new ores into your game.
Chat with any mob in Minecraft For Free! All creatures can talk & react with all the other creatures and players!
Unlock the full potential of bundles by cycling through the contents of a bundle using the scroll wheel
Adds a lots of vanilla-styled dynamites in the game, overhauled all TNT system and new villager profession!
Brings back the nostalgic feel of old Minecraft with a classic Beta-style biome!
Pumped Desert 2 is a remake of the Pumped Desert mod,Rebuilt from scratch by Pumped Desert.This is a faithful remake of the original Pumped Desert mod, which fans have been asking for a return.
An addon for MCA Reborn that adds several QoL features
View all players with their team color on the map.
Actually removes all modern features from the Nether. Fork of Just Beta Nether
Shows where the items in the inventory came from.






















