
Adds new organs and items inspired by creatures from two mods.
29.5 of the 64 points that apply = 46 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Ender Sins is an addon that connects Unusual End’s mobs and items with Sons of Sins, adding necromancy organs, a sickle, and an enchantment; both parent mods are required. Its organs are dropped only when their source creatures are killed with a sickle, and all of them can be eaten; when used for necromancy, they give the created entity distinct abilities. The Golem Heart, dropped by the Endstone Golem, grants the entity extra health, fire resistance, and a golem aura, with a chance to create a powerful shockwave when hurt. The Undead Enderling’s Enderling Muscle increases the entity’s movement speed and can turn it invisible when hurt, causing attackers to stop targeting it. Warped Ribs from Boloks and Bluks increase armor and knockback resistance, while Sticky Muscle from Enderblobs and Enderbulbs adds knockback resistance and attack knockback and knocks away attackers when the entity is hurt. The Ender Firefly’s Firefly Muscle gives nearby players night vision and makes the entity’s target glow, while crafted Shiny Muscle regenerates the entity’s nearby owner and lets the entity gain a strong regeneration effect after avoiding damage briefly. The Ancient Sickle is slower than a regular sickle but hits harder and has slightly greater attack range; the Hooked Blade enchantment, available at levels I and II, reduces a victim’s attack range and slows it. JEI provides descriptions of the organs’ purposes.
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Does not change the game's code directly.
Adds 6 blocks, 7 items, 1 enchantment and 17 recipes.
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Keeps all of vanilla Minecraft's textures, models and sounds.
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