Adds large bosses and respawning monster groups to adventure maps.
15.1 of the 51 points that apply = 30 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Modular Bosses adds configurable encounters for RPG adventure maps and servers, with control over boss health, individual attack damage and frequency, spawn triggers, and loot that can include items from other mods. Its control block can manage groups of respawning monsters, set their spawn count and timer, trigger spawns with redstone or instantly, and emit a redstone signal when the group is defeated for uses such as opening dungeon doors. A featured Sandworm encounter transports players inside the beast, where they fight through its interior toward the Brain; nearby Sparks shield the Brain until destroyed, while colored Sparks can heal monsters, knock players back, inflict darkness, or deal heavy damage. Other Sandworm inhabitants include a Heart that briefly becomes invulnerable when damaged, blood-growing Giant Ticks, an Eyeball Octopus, and Chorp Chorps that slow prey with sticky slime and gather around larger Heavy Chorps. The mod also includes a Golem whose material, health, and damage reflect the block it spawns on, along with Legend’s Sword and Bow and Tatter’s Scythe. The Sandworm generates a separate, randomly laid-out dungeon from schematic rooms, and map makers can supply additional rooms for the generator to choose among. Dungeon construction is staggered in configurable block increments per tick, with multiple builds queued so administrators can tune generation work to their server.
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