
Fight Terraria-inspired bosses and find new gear in your world.
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Minecraft Calamity brings content and systems from Terraria’s Calamity Mod, along with elements of Terraria itself, into Minecraft for players seeking a new, challenging adventure. Its adventure centers on exploring biomes and structures, gathering equipment, and progressing toward demanding boss fights, with bosses such as King Slime, Eye of Cthulhu, the Perforators, Slime God, and Cryogen. Bosses use distinct attack patterns and hazards: King Slime summons smaller slimes and a laser-firing Crown Jewel, Eye of Cthulhu escalates from short dashes to a chain of faster charges, and Cryogen attacks with freezing ice blasts and explosive ice bombs. The Perforator Hive rains ichor shots and blood geysers and creates lingering ichor hazards, while Slime God’s Crimulan and Ebonian forms launch glob attacks that inflict debuffs. Equipment includes Curios accessories that can improve damage, health, magic, or defense, as well as provide movement, shields, and other effects; examples include the Counter Scarf’s damage-avoiding dash, Rover Drive’s recharging shield, and the Slimy Saddle mount. The world includes floating islands and planetoids, plus the Space Bio-Center Lab, a sky structure with security chests, containment boxes, turrets, and Wulfrum enemies; gallery examples also show the Corruption and Brimstone Crags. In Revengeance mode, Adrenaline builds while a boss is present and can be spent for a damage boost, while Rage builds near hostile creatures and can be combined with Adrenaline for a stronger burst.
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Does not change the game's code directly.
Adds 114 blocks, 426 items, 73 entities, 15 biomes, 3 dimensions, 5 structures, 151 recipes, 24 advancements, 8 loot tables, 131 sounds and 11 key bindings.
Counted from the names and data files in the mod, so the list may not be complete.
Replaces 7 of vanilla Minecraft's interface textures and 1 text file.
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