Mods for 1.21
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BetterHitSounds is a client-side Minecraft mod that adds various effects to hit sounds of players and mobs playing, including combo chains, volume based on the distance, and customizable sound packs for a more enjoyable combat experience.
Makes rowing more realistic. May or may not improve your boating experience.
A configurable visual representation of your reach and hit distances
This mod lets players always sprint automatically without needing to hold a keybind.
This mod adds an enchantment book named Indestructible, which prevents the enchanted item from consuming durability.
Now you can use a lead to leash players—or even yourself! Why not try leashing each other and beat Minecraft together? ;)
A Server Friendly Chunk Loader Mod
Increase the speed of Furnaces, Blast Furnaces and Smokers. Quick and configurable
A server-side fabric mod that brings back 1.8-style combat to modern versions of minecraft.
Why don't splash? Splasher is a mod which makes splash texts fully customizable.
A mod that improves Minecraft's spiders!
A port of Combat Test 8c to modern versions of MC
Makes ender eyes guide you towards end cities
Allows for the removal and replacement of any spawner blocks
A datapack that attempts to recreate the Terraria: Calamity Mod
This mod increases the maximum stack size from 64 to 1 billion.
Add a tree which can grow golden apple.
Adding variety to your villagers, with different skin tones and eye colors
Adds a news structure to the Nether, The Piglin Conservatory, along with a new Obsidian Apple, Dragon Fruit, Toxic Mushrooms, Hoglins' Fossils, Corrupted Emerald and a New Music Discs!
A mod that changes your game's window title to whatever you want. Highly customizable!
Spoiling your food supply since 2020
A Carpet mod (fabric-carpet) extension that contains some useful or useless functions and some functions that I want but are not included.
Makes phantoms far more dangerous
💾 Save and load player inventories or kits to self and others by using commands.























