A Minecraft mod based on the Webnovel and Donghua Lord of Mysteries.
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64.5 of the 68 points that apply = 95 out of 100, lowered to 89 because the grade cannot go above B. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
LOTMCraft brings the world and supernatural systems of Lord of Mysteries into Minecraft, centering play on becoming a Beyonder and advancing through a chosen Pathway. Players brew and consume potions in a Brewing Cauldron to progress through Sequences, unlocking abilities across implemented Pathways such as Seer, Apprentice, Marauder, Bard, Sailor, Spectator, Sleepless, Assassin, Hunter, and Arbiter; the mod includes more than 270 abilities. Ingredients and recipes can be found through exploration, trade, quests, and combat, including encounters with new Beyonder creatures and other Beyonders; Rogue Beyonders also offer quests that reward currency for use in secret locations. Exploration adds a Victorian-style city, churches devoted to the Evernight Goddess and Eternal Blazing Sun, merchant houses, and other custom structures. The Spirit World features 12 custom biomes, creatures, and distinctive locations, while other added dimensions include the Historical Void and Mirror World. Players can perform rituals at a Ritualistic Table by combining sacrifices with Honorific Names, with effects on themselves, nearby entities, or their surroundings. The mod also includes Sefirot such as Sefirah Castle and Brood Hive, which players can claim through specific in-world conditions and use for features including bringing allies into a Sefirot and, with sufficient control, accessing neighboring Pathway abilities. Abilities shape both exploration and combat, with examples including threat-revealing Danger Premonition, Historical Void summoning, puppeteering, and the ability to traverse a Mirror World that creates portals near detected glass.
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