
Turn creature drops into ingredients and meals for your kitchen.
40 of the 58 points that apply = 69 out of 100.
Alex's Mobs Continued Delight connects Alex's Mobs Continued with Farmer's Delight, adding ways to butcher and cook the mod's animal drops without replacing existing loot. Animals that previously had no meat drop now provide nine kinds of cuts, including Game Cut from elephants and rhinoceroses, Predator Cut from tigers and bears, Fowl Cut from emus and toucans, Reptile Cut from crocodiles and anacondas, and Small Game Cut from raccoons and platypuses; other cuts include blubber, shark steak, calamari, and fish fillet. The cuts can be cooked into corresponding foods, while blubber is rendered into fat, calamari is fried, and large cuts can be split on a cutting board into smaller pieces and animal fat. Existing drops such as kangaroo meat, moose ribs, catfish, lobster tails, cosmic cod, and bananas can also be sliced and cooked into dishes including Kangaroo Stew, Moose Roast, Lobster Bisque, Catfish Gumbo, Cosmic Chowder, and Banana Bread. Twelve additional dishes use ingredients that were not originally food, such as a void worm's eye, a soul heart, or a farseer's arm, and grant useful effects paired with drawbacks. For example, Void Worm Terrine grants Resistance and Strength but causes Ender Flu, Straddlite Stew provides Lava Vision and Fire Resistance at the cost of hunger, and Mimicream Trifle grants brief Regeneration with nausea as a drawback. The mod adds 52 items and 78 recipes, while leaving insects, undead, and animals that already drop vanilla food alone. Server operators can adjust whether extra meat drops appear and whether exotic dishes have effects or drawbacks, using a configuration menu that opens as a chest-style screen.
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Does not change the game's code directly.
Adds 52 items and 78 recipes.
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