Mods for 1.20.2
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Hate digging out each ore block one by one? This mod makes it so that you can mine whole veins instantly.
It is an addon for the famous mod "Farmer's Delight" which adds famous Bengali foods.
Make dispensers more exciting by allowing you to make them spin a wheel to decide which item to dispense.
Recipes replacing passive mob drops for players who don't like killing friendly mobs
This mod give you the power and invincibility of Saitama, from One Punch Man
Makes that when you hold the spacebar it spams jump for you. (For running under 2 block high spaces and up stairs)
Add dense tree variants that provide more planks per log
Adds additional variants of bone meal for all your fertilization needs.
Fun and unique expansions to the Nether!
Adds new fences made of wood and iron, ideal for decorating, protecting, and customizing your buildings in Minecraft
Naming wandering traders or their llamas prevents them from despawning.
A client-side elytra autopilot which uses Minecraft's infinite fly glitch
Client-side mod for you to add nicknames and pronouns to pretty much any player.
Meet your new best friend, a companion bat!
Adding the sly, big-eared fox who roams the hot plains; talented in the arts of escaping predators.
Adds a block called reinforced obsidian, indestructible by the wither and any type of explosion
A small carpet extension mod with useful features for redstone and storage tech (+some minor survival tweaks)
Adds an Alpha 1.1.2-style world-preset through a datapack.
Tired of deepslate taking forever to mine? This mod fixes that by making every deepslate block mine as fast as stone, keeping the game fun while still feeling balanced.
Adds multiple lofi editions of existing Minecraft discs!
A custom skin loader for Minecraft
🌌 Turns the Ender into the Moon
A Forge mod which allows to copy item ids from inventory - Perfect for creators!
This datapack / mod allows you to smelt raw ore blocks, saving you a bit of time and fuel. Formerly known as "Raw Ore to Blocks".






















