
Explore dungeons filled with monsters, treasure, and powerful bosses.
No points lost.
63.9 of the 64 points that apply = 99.8, so 99 out of 100: only a project that lost no point gets 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Gravestone Dungeons expands Minecraft with an exploration and combat-focused collection of dungeons, custom gear, magic, and progression systems. Its structures range from small biome-specific sites to sprawling dungeons with spawners, loot, and boss arenas, including the passive Direwood Keep, the Infested Church, Overgrown Caves, Blackstone Maze, Emberstone Bastion, Witch Dungeon, Grimstone Mines, and labyrinthine Blackwell Catacombs. Players can find custom weapons, tools, armor, enchantments, and dimension-spanning gear sets, then reinforce equipment to improve its attributes. Magic includes scrolls and weapon abilities powered by a regenerating magicka bar, with spells for attacks and teleporting; an alchemy skill tree unlocks potion recipes and other crafting options. Merchants and traders use a custom currency system, while NPCs can offer hints and interactions, and the Bard sells medieval-themed music discs. The pack also adds 12 horse breeds, saddles and horse armor with useful buffs, and Nether horses with abilities such as running over lava, walking on water, or healing their riders. Other additions include varied combat and utility enchantments, special arrows such as freezing and Ender Arrows, and companions that can fight, heal, or provide company.
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Runs 1,283 function files: 3 every game tick and 1 when the pack loads. Its commands can place or replace blocks, remove entities, items or data and change game or server settings.
Changes world generation: 20 structures.
Adds 54 enchantments, 468 recipes, 129 advancements, 187 loot tables, 70 tags, 1 loot table file, 276 predicates, 58 item modifiers and 87 more files in other folders.
Replaces 1,584 of vanilla Minecraft's advancements, 72 loot tables and 3 enchantments.
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