Summon Mahoraga and adapt to attacks with his spinning wheel.
38.2 of the 68 points that apply = 56 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Divine General Mahoraga and His Wheel brings Mahoraga and his Wheel of Adaptation from Jujutsu Kaisen into Minecraft, letting players summon him as a boss and, after defeating him, use his wheel to adapt to threats. To obtain the wheel, players find the Altar of the General and Sword of Extermination in the Tomb of the General in the Nether’s Basalt Deltas, use the sword on the altar to begin a ritual, and defeat the summoned Mahoraga. The wheel can be worn as a helmet or placed in a Curios slot; taking damage from sources such as arrows, fire, hostile mobs, or magic starts visible adaptation progress, and completing an adaptation prevents further damage from that source. After acquiring and wearing the wheel, players can summon Mahoraga as an ally, store and call him back through the shadows, and choose Guardian mode, which attacks nearby hostile mobs, or Assist mode, which attacks only targets the player attacks; stored Mahoraga can heal over time if he was damaged. The Sword of Extermination glows when used and deals increased damage to undead mobs and curses. With Cursed Fate installed, the wheel can adapt to its Cursed Techniques, including Infinity and Domain Expansion, eventually countering Infinity through melee attacks and negating a domain’s sure-hit effect. Commands and settings let server administrators inspect, clear, or manage adaptations, adjust boss and ally stats, and tune options such as adaptation limits and timing, whether adaptations clear on death, terrain destruction, and Mahoraga’s healing while stored.
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Changes the game's code in 1 area: Rendering and graphicsChanges 1 game code file in this area: drawing mobs, items, particles and textures on screen..
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