
Play as Jujutsu Kaisen characters with cursed powers and tools.
47.7 of the 61 points that apply = 78 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Jujutsu Craftsen is a survival-friendly datapack inspired by Jujutsu Kaisen that brings its characters, cursed techniques and cursed tools into Minecraft. Combat centers on charging cursed energy with Cursed Focus to land a Black Flash, which deals extra damage, slows and weakens the target, and knocks it back. Its featured techniques include Red Max, which explodes and grants brief invulnerability; Blue Max, which pulls in nearby enemies; and Hollow Purple, which combines the two into a destructive projectile. Infinite Void immobilizes nearby enemies, while Malevolent Shrine repeatedly slashes those within its radius; other major attacks include Cleave, Dismantle, Open and Maximum Meteor, which creates a large crater on impact. The Proudest moveset adds Disaster Flames, Ember Insects and Coffin of the Iron Mountain, a domain that traps nearby targets over burning ground. Smaller techniques and tools offer varied combat and movement options: Nanami’s Cleaver rewards well-timed strikes with stronger Ratio attacks, Cursed Speech freezes or explodes nearby enemies, Blood Manipulation fires piercing blood or sets and detonates blood bombs, and Onion Skinner enables rapid hits or forward projections. Grasshopper Wings function as elytra and provide poison immunity while worn, while Athletic Boots grant stat bonuses and a short-cooldown dash. The Finger Bearer is a summoned melee miniboss that fires explosive cursed blasts and drops the Cursed Finger used to unlock The Strongest of History; Jogo is a boss whose Ashes of Disaster summon unlocks Disaster Flames for The Proudest moveset.
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Does not change the game's code directly.
Adds 12 enchantments, 10 recipes, 40 advancements and 2 loot tables.
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Keeps all of vanilla Minecraft's textures, models and sounds.
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