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Origins: Vampire brings 2 new origins : Vampire and Vampire Lord
A simple mod that makes Rotten flesh less useless by allowing smelting into Leather
Adds ability to craft bow with mending and infinity at same time
Gives mobs collisions & interactions like blocks.
Load and save your options from in-game.
Library mod for dynamically generating assets at runtime.
Makes biomes bigger (but not as big as in Large Biomes preset)
Lets you zoom in and allows you to change the zoom strength with your scroll wheel
A simple coins mod for questing and role play.
Adds permission checks into vanilla, to allow for full permission customization
An over-complicated fox origin where I put too many fox-related powers inside.
Want to add some music discs? Well you're in luck... sorta.
Dynamic Upgradable Multi-tools!
A datapack & mod that changes the build height limit to 4064 blocks in The Overworld & End, and 2032 blocks in The Nether
No more advancements! Removes, Hides, and configurably takes a bite out of the advancements system, without breaking mods.
Bring back the classic recipe for Enchantment Golden Apple!
Harvest 3x3 areas of crops when holding a hoe!
Changes The Nether's maximum build height to 384 and logical height to 256. Made to integrate with Amplified Nether.
Minecraft too easy? Try this mods with nearly 40 modifiers - settings new mini bosses, which made minecraft become hard & insane. Enhanced hostile mobs' AI & Angry passive mob. Zombie place/break blocks. Skeleton,Spider,Creeper,Enderman.
Completely changes the death system by adding new mechanics such as player souls and undead possession
Glowing Eyes is a Minecraft Mod to make your eyes glow, inspired by the Vampirism mod!
An MC mod that allows you to customize cobblestone (stone and basalt) generators
A Touhou Project music player for Minecraft | Fan-made songs streamed from Gensokyo Radio
Gives more control over the mob_griefing game rule by splitting it into four rules with additional overrides for individual behaviors.






















