Explore occult magic, discover strange powers, and cast spells.
24.6 of the 61 points that apply = 40 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Elementaristics is a MagiTech mod about occultism, alchemy, the Mind, and Nothingness, in which players explore arcane elements and their souls to learn spells, perform rituals, and make Thaumagrals and other devices. The Liber Elementium guides players through the mod, beginning with a ritual-like process of burning a Bundle of Herbs made from Nether Warts, Blaze Powder, Poppies, and Red Mushrooms. Essences underpin crafting and can be produced by dissolving Unrefined Clusters in water or using Matter Manipulators, including the Concentrator, Purifier, Infusion Basin, Altar, Reactor, and Tunneler. Rites use incantations at an Altar and invoke particular Aspects; for example, the Chaos Rite invokes Chaos on Glowstone with help from a Cultist. Each player receives a soul that influences their maximum Magan and its regeneration, while souls and Magan fuel spellcasting and rites. Ascension offers stat boosts, spells, and deeper emotions, though this system is described as incomplete. Its Occult Energy system links blocks that generate, store, or use energy: Arcane Combustion Generators can supply an Occult Energy Core, with connections managed by the Channeling Tool. Other documented content includes Vis Vitalis, Shaping, Alchemy, dyeable Protoplasmic Slimes that can perform tasks, recruitable Cultists, Thaumagrals, and Sentiments unlocked at an ascension stage.
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Adds 55 blocks, 116 items, 5 entities, 49 recipes, 22 advancements and 13 loot tables.
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