Seal nearby players and creatures inside a mysterious prison dimension.
24.6 of the 61 points that apply = 40 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
JJK [Prison Realm] adds Jujutsu Kaisen-inspired content centered on the Prison Realm, a seal that traps nearby entities in a separate dimension. Right-clicking its base form on the ground opens the seal; entities within five blocks are immobilized and sealed after 30 seconds, after which the item becomes a blue sealed form that can release trapped players when used again. The reworked Prison Realm has a limited capacity, and players inside can gain cursed-technique mastery while developing escalating Insanity that drains cursed energy and inflicts worsening debuffs; a crafted B.L.U.E potion can cure Insanity over time. Players can also open or close nearby Prison Realms at a distance, and breaking a sealed Prison Realm frees players trapped in its dimension. The mod adds Sukuna Finger structures and a vessel progression: eating fingers can make a player Sukuna’s vessel, with more fingers extending Sukuna mode and strengthening its benefits, up to a perfected vessel at 20 fingers. Kenjaku can appear as an encounter, use Idle Transfiguration to grant some players reincarnated techniques, and may provide routes to the Higuruma or Takaba movesets; Takaba’s Comedian powers progress through staged effects, including explosive attacks, buffs, and eventual immortality. Sukuna moves can be obtained through a binding vow or a Binding Vow Apple, while Kenjaku and Sukuna mobs can use their own moves. A PrisonRealmTime gamerule controls how long players remain trapped, with additional gamerules for options such as Kenjaku spawning, destructive skills, and prison-dimension mob despawning.
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Does not change the game's code directly.
Adds 6 items, 5 entities, 1 biome, 1 dimension, 1 recipe, 1 advancement and 1 key binding.
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Keeps all of vanilla Minecraft's textures, models and sounds.
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