Mods for 26.1
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๐ Easily pick up and move minecarts without breaking them by holding right click.
โ๏ธ Easily place beacon bases by right-clicking the beacons with mineral blocks.
๐ฅ Respawn interdimensionally with short fire resistance inside a preferred campfire with altered block mechanics. Place unlit, lighting it will create a home camp spawn point. Remove waterlogging.
๐ Also Sleep Later! Make players go to bed at a different time.
๐งโโ Prevents zombies from targeting and breaking down doors.
This mod allows you to use Fire Aspect, Knockback, Looting, Impaling, Density, Breach, and Wind Burst on an axe.
Fully Configurable Ambient Horror Mod
Minecraft plugin/mod to set the server list MOTD using MiniMessage for formatting, supporting RGB colors.
A not so simple mod that lets you ruin all your friendships :)
This mod allows you to use looting on a bow and allows mending and infinity to be on the same bow.
Villagers will occasionally reroll their trade offers
โ Removes all durability from items, allowing infinite uses. Similar to Terraria and Stardew Valley.
A simple mod that prevents creepers from destroying blocks when they explode. Players still take damage
Villagers attacked by zombies always get converted instead of dying.
โ๏ธ Disables mob spawners whenever they are surrounded by 5 torches.
๐ Makes various changes to wool-type block recipes, string conversion and the dyeing process.
๐ญ Ghasts drop their tears periodically when a player is close, allowing sustainable farming.
A lightweight server side mod that stops dolphins drowning when unable to move
๐ป SpookyJam 2023: Be careful around flowers at night.. they might transform into monsters!
Data driven Items, Blocks, Decorations and Mobs for Fabric based servers. No client mods required!
Authentication mod for Fabric servers
Fabric mod for support forward player data from velocity
Allows you to pick up villagers and place them somewhere else
๐ Spawns a chest and armor stand with player items on death, a gravestone alternative.





















