
Use metal-based powers from the Mistborn books in your world.
68.7 of the 71 points that apply = 97 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Allomancy brings the core metal-burning powers of Brandon Sanderson’s Mistborn series into Minecraft, adapting their paired abilities and resource use to play in the world. Players begin as a Misting, able to burn one assigned metal, while consuming Lerasium makes them a Mistborn who can use multiple metals; metals are prepared as elixirs in vials using a metal grinder. Its sixteen metals cover a broad range of powers: Iron and Steel pull or push metal and enable movement, Tin grants night vision and sound direction, Pewter boosts physical abilities, and Zinc or Brass can stir or soothe mobs’ emotions. Other abilities support player interactions and metal management, including Copper’s concealment and Bronze’s detection of Allomancy, Aluminum’s removal of stored metals and potion effects, and Duralumin’s enhancement of another active metal. Gold and Electrum reveal the player’s most recent death location and current spawn point, while Cadmium slows nearby mobs and Bendalloy accelerates entities, crops, and furnaces in an area. The Well is a world structure where Lerasium can be found, and configuration options let players adjust features such as metal-related world generation. The mod also provides configurable recipe and datapack support, plus JEI recipe viewing, giving pack makers ways to customize how items interact with Allomancy.
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Changes the game's code in 1 area: Game data and resourcesChanges 1 game code file in this area: recipes, tags, advancements, language files and other game data..
Adds 40 blocks, 89 items, 1 projectile, 1 structure, 189 recipes, 12 advancements and 3 loot tables.
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Replaces 1 of vanilla Minecraft's tags.
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allomancy-4.6.4.jar, CurseForge allomancy-4.6.4.jar. 1 class changed, in com.legobmw99.allomancy.modules.consumables.item.recipe: VialItemRecipe$Serializer.Minecraft 1.19.3 · Forge · release 4.6.2 · 2 Jan 2023: Modrinth allomancy-4.6.2.jar, CurseForge allomancy-4.6.2.jar. 1 class changed, in com.legobmw99.allomancy.modules.consumables.item: LerasiumItem.We found nothing it sends
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