3 new upgrades to Netherite.
24.4 of the 61 points that apply = 40 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Klsts' Beyond Netherite expands equipment progression with three Netherite upgrades: Lonsdaleite, found in meteorite ores in the Overworld; Wicked, crafted using Soul Lava from Soul Sand Valleys; and Oblivion, crafted using Ender Dragon breath. It also adds tools and armor made from Debris, or Netherite Scrap, and Meteoric Steel, an Iron upgrade that can be found in meteorites or crafted from meteorites, Iron, and Lava. To make the three Netherite upgrades, players first craft a Nether Upgrade from seven Netherite ingots and two diamonds, then combine it with eight Lonsdaleite Shards, Soul Lava buckets, or Dragon breath, depending on the material. Four new structures hold legendary weapons: the Beryl Temple in Overworld forests, the Ice Temple in Ice Spikes, the Demonic Temple in the Nether, and Nova in the End; each has an Ancient Lock that a Netherite Key opens to obtain a weapon tied to the current dimension. The hostile Stargazer roams the Overworld and End surfaces and can call down a meteorite attack that damages nearby entities, while Time Drakes in snowy biomes can send an attacked mob back to a previous position and deal damage based on how far it moved. A Legendary Table supports three special enchantments: Beyond Legends temporarily boosts the base stats of eligible tools after sufficiently forceful attacks or mining, Reinforcement adds armor defense against all damage, and Astronomy can nullify Stargazer meteorite damage and sometimes create a meteorite attack when striking. The mod also adds the Curse of Pigness, which buffs Piglins but weakens other mobs when they wear the cursed gear, and the Curse of the Stargazer, which can trigger a meteorite attack; Piglins and Piglin Brutes may also spawn wearing Debris gear. Players can trade the modded items with the new Legendary Smith villager, found in a Legendary Smith House, and use the added Warped Nether Wart to enhance potion levels.
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Adds 54 blocks, 97 items, 2 mobs, 1 other entity, 6 structures, 5 enchantments, 172 recipes, 7 advancements, 9 loot tables and 13 sounds.
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