Mods for 1.21.9
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Uncrafting, recycling, and more, all in one block.
Changes the vanilla fishing loot to make it more fair. AFK Fish farm loot
Live by the sword, die by the sword! Your enemies become stronger but you too can become stronger to combat them!
An overhaul to the generation of the nether that aims to make the dimension feel more coherent and immersive while preserving the claustrophobic, vertical feeling of the vanilla nether!
Allows you to combine all those enchantments that would not be possible in vanilla Minecraft.
No need to carry too many shulkers because you happen to be too rich. Just pack them together into a Compact Block of Diamond.
An API for datapacks to detect your Minecraft Version
Easy way to Reverse Crafting Glass Blocks and Panels Craft
A simple datapack that clears mining fatigue every tick
Adds a new ender mob with trades to spare, a new currency and a new magic structure
Makes bamboo wood more consistent with other wood types while keeping the balance! (4 planks from 1 log; charcoal from smelting bamboo logs)
Adds vanilla-like terrain features to the world that actually have a use!
A keep inventory mod/data-pack with customization in mind!
Copper Shields - Makes shields craftable with copper, because copper is too useless
Adds small vanilla-like structures
A deepslate generator using reinforced deepslate found in ancient cities.
Briefly smelt mossy cobblestone, mossy stone bricks and all their variants to remove the moss
Adds new QoL items like magnets to make survival better. Vanilla friendly!
Clears the weather every tick
HFD's RC - Over 400 recipes and 20 new items, all aimed to make survival progression more immersive and challenging via crafting, smelting and smithing.
A datapack to claim kits with a simple command.
This Datapack/Mod allows anyone to be their height in real life but in minecraft
Added two commands for random teleportation
A simple quality of life mod where wearing all four armor pieces negates damage by redirecting it to the armor.






















