Mods for 1.21.1
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Improves world exploration by adding skeletons wtih treasures. Vanilla style.
makes cats jam to the rhythm of music discs :3
This mod is using baguchi's mod and you can use too!
Adds NEI-like light overlay for mob spawns, a chunk border overlay and a JEI item search overlay. (updated for 1.15.2, 1.16.5, 1.18.2, 1.19, 1.20 and 1.21)
Minecraft mod that applies armor trims to naturally generated armor and equipment from mobs, loot tables and trades
Dungeons Delight is a mod for Minecraft that adds the cooking and consumption of monsters.
Simple mod that adds random vanilla friendly features
Mechanics to avoid losing your pets, but do not break the vanilla feel
Allow players to craft Mob Spawners in Survival. Inspired by the craftable Mob Spawners in Origin Realms.
Have you played Cobblemon ? Have you wished you could ride your Cobblemon around your world ? Me too ! so i had this mod commissioned for FORGE (and now FABRIC cobblemon 1.5+)to do just that !
ArPhEx horror mod - realistic, intricate, phobia-inducing entities and supernatural bosses
Adds a little patience to farming: milking mobs now triggers a configurable cooldown.
The vanilla friendly End update we never had
Serves up six different flavors of ice cream with quirky effects!
New improved boss bars!
Magic and More! Add-on for Spell Engine
Adds a lot of aggressive mobs, with their unique properties that can diversify and complicate your survival. Also adds new structures, equipment, blocks and achievements.
High quality gun mod focused on streamlined design and community contributions
This mod adds dungeons to your ocean, like boat, ruin..
Gotta catch 'em all!
Naturally spawning Hidden Abilities. KOs and/or captures increase nearby shiny rates, and can also give perfect IVs to nearby spawns.
Strengthen mobs over distance and/or time
Cobblemon Add-on that implements Pokémon not yet in the official mod!
A simple mod that allows your pets to respawn after death when you next sleep using a new item, the Etheric Gem.























