With the Companion mod, it will be possible to set up different game mechanics in Minecraft related to tamed mobs. For example, your pet will not attack hostile mobs if…
The Majrusz’s Progressive Difficulty mod will appeal to players who find Minecraft too easy in the game’s later stages. With it, the game will gradually become more complicated, so you will…
Consecration mod makes Minecraft more hardcore. Now the undead will become almost invulnerable, it can be fought in just a few ways. After installing this mod, standard weapons will cease…
By using the Lilliputian mod, you have the ability to alter the size of Minecraft mobs to your liking. You can create gigantic chickens, and miniature cows, or enable random…
With the SpawnerCraft mod, you will be able to craft spawners for any mobs except the dragon. First, you need to get an empty cell by breaking any spawner generated…
A simple Goblin Traders mod adds new mobs to Minecraft. They will spawn both in the overworld and in the Nether. Goblins have a funny demeanor and unique deals can…
With the Herobrine data pack, you can meet one of the most legendary mobs in Minecraft. You will have at your disposal a book that allows you to summon Herobrine…
If you do not have enough hardcore in Minecraft, then try using the Blood Moon datapack. After installing it, every 7th night in the game will be a real test….
With the Rideable Mobs data pack you can ride any Minecraft mob. True, it will not be possible to derive any benefit from this, since the control of such mounts…
By installing the Slime Breeder data pack, you can breed slimes in Minecraft and use them as decorative pets. To tame a slimes, you need to feed it with milk…
If you don’t like the way creepers explode in the game, try to play with the Creeper Confetti mod. This is a simple and fun mod that changes the standard…
The Better Drowned datapack significantly changes the appearance and abilities of the Drowned, which were introduced in version 1.13. Now they can wear armor and weapons and even ride dolphins….
