Mods for 1.20
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Not an x-ray mod! A datapack that makes normal worlds only generate air, except for blocks you would commonly see with x-ray.
Adds configurable psychological horror messages that are sent when players send specific messages in chat!
This mod provides a fake Fabric Loader to satisfy mods that require a specific Fabric Loader version you don’t want to use (or can't).
The Gipple is real!
A bar shaped status bar mod that supports linking some mods.
Makes mixin actually usable on Forge. Exterminates and eradicates any leftover traces of weak Mixin.
Remove the pesky narrator and all the errors related to it.
Adds a recipe book to the cooking pot from Farmer's Delight [Fabric].
A datapack combining all editions of Larger Ore Veins into one
Allows you to toggle the hurtcam via the press of a keybind.
Stackable is a mod that increases all block stacking limits to any value less than 127 for Minecraft 1.20.4-1.19.2 and 2.147B for versions after 1.20.6
This Mod adds Horde Nights to the game, with hordes of Zombies hunting the player in a Zombie Apocalypse.
A Block and Item Compression mod for Minecraft. Compress your Blocks and Items to make more free space (up to 3.486.784.101 Blocks / Items in just one single Block!)
The Sculk Horde unleashes an ultimate end-game challenge that will push you to your limits. Once triggered, the ancient Sculk Horde awakens from its slumber, hungering for the assimilation of all life forms in your world. Are you prepared?
Fully Configurable Ambient Horror Mod
Explosive optimisations for your favourite block game.
A not so simple mod that lets you ruin all your friendships :)
A Forge mod like fabric-carpet
Creates an area or distance sonic attack with 2 new horns.
Replaced the old (boring) Minecraft loading screen!
Ports the Fast Bubbles setting from Bedrock Edition!
Adds forts, citadels, castles, with unique vanilla mobs/ hidden items
Zombie Infection Mod - This Mod adds the functionality that Zombies are able to give you a deadly infection.
Collars, clickers, and leashing. What could go wrong?