NeoForge mods
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Allows all glass and glass pane colors to be dyed another color
Remove Copper ore from world generation.
The “don't move mister horse” feature you're looking for.
Backports the name tag recipe added in Minecraft 26.1!
Adds light source blocks like glowstone to the pickaxe mineable tag, allowing them to be broken faster
Shows the coordinates of your location.
New enchantment for armor to increase max health!
This datapack adds Pinkan Island with Pinkan Pokémons! 🌸
Fixes the old bug introduced in 1.14 where the Ender Dragon's Vertical Movement is very slow. Effectively patches out one-cycling. If you've fought the dragon in 1.12 or 1.13 you might know what this is.
New enchantment for weapons thats steal life from victims!
Normal monsters are replaced with various unique and powerful new zombies!
Fly up with elytra to see a brand new world known as Heaven! A peaceful dimension with rich villagers!
Put one string in the crafting table and get 64 back, leading to infinite string.
Adds datapack control over default item components & editing enchantments.
A lightweight mod that changes entities' and items' default attributes through datapacks
Vanilla style improvements for biome decoration
Drop Ores instead of raw materials
Adds a few simple, vanilla style ways to get rid of spare rotten flesh.
A variant of the "Lost Cities Modern Tweaks" datapack which shares the same content but removes most light sources, providing a more challenging experience.
Adds atmosphere with 30+ subtle, vanilla-friendly ruins and structures blending into the environment. Maybe some of them are remnants of ancient builders?
Allows upgrading netherite tools without the use of an upgrade template
Adds unique recipes for the various smithing templates so that they can be crafted.
This mod adds some effects after you wake up, depending on how you slept. (Formerly More Sleeps)
Combine Vanilla Enchantment Books by Throwing them on top of Anvils. Nearly All Vanilla Enchantments can Exceed their Level Caps.























