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Let's you mark nammed sublevels and it will track it even if it's un-loaded! Journymap is NOT supported!
Datapack adding a configuration of blocks and decoration entities for disenchantment to book
Nights, heights, and cosmic frights!
This turns everything into a Totem Of Undying, everything you hold will save you like a totem of undying.
Gives you more freedom for enchanting table decoration without blocking bookshelf power.
A new enchantment that lets you keep your items on death
Adds a crafting recipe for explosive arrows
Throw a honey bottle, emerald block, and blaze powder on the ground to create a potion of bad omen.
An origin for the origins mod
Definitive Edition v2 for 1.21.11 Just Came out, Come here if you want a vanilla - friendly overhaul of the enchanting system, with new enchantments, and a new enchanting system.
A mole-themed origin, resurrected by sculk.
Expand your crossbow weaponary! Adds new enchantments for crossbows
Command Utility is a mod that attempts to add commands and features from spigot plugins such as EssentialsX - For NeoForge, Forge.
Collect powerful armor themed around mobs and gain their unique abilities
Adds the ice Wrath Origin into your world! The Origin offers a unique blend of strengths and weaknesses, creating a challenging and engaging gameplay experience..
Adds an enchantment that multiplies your gained XP.
Just a datapack that makes impaling usable...
Warp Pads is a data pack enabling players to create and teleport between Warp Pads in a world. Uses a holographic, 3D display: no GUI, no resource pack.
Tired of splattering to your death from unexpected heights?
The most Vanilla-Friendly way to Teleport to your Friends!
This is michael9r9r's "RPG Loot, Mobs & Dungeons" data pack, working in 1.21.9 and later, with a few minor tweaks.
This mod adds a name tag craft to your game
A datapack that makes all(with exceptions) projectile parryable, like the ghast fireball.
Adds a large amount of new Elemental-based aspect enchantments to the game.























