Grow crops that give you drops from a wider range of mobs.
43.8 of the 61 points that apply = 72 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Mystical More Crops expands Mystical Agriculture’s crop system with crops tied to vanilla mobs, letting players obtain mob-related items, including spawn eggs, through Mystical Agriculture recipes. Most mobs are represented by a corresponding soul, while new crop families cover allays and vexes; frogs, tadpoles and axolotls; bats; polar bears and pandas; cats and ocelots; dolphins; foxes; iron and snow golems and wardens; horses and related mounts; illagers and piglins; llamas and camels; endermites and silverfish; shulkers; sniffers; striders; and wolves. The mod also adds resource crops for soulstone and sculk, as well as sponge and other resources, including configurable supremium and prosperity crops; its listed additions include an enchanted golden apple crop at Tier 6. Existing chicken, cow, fish, pig, sheep, slime, squid and zombie crops are expanded to include related mobs such as parrots, mooshrooms, ravagers, guardians, hoglins, goats, magma cubes, glow squids, zombified piglins and zoglins. Bees use the honey resource crop instead of dropping a soul, villagers do not drop a soul, and the Ender Dragon and Wither use dragon egg and nether star crops respectively when Mystical Agradditions is available. Botany Pots can grow the added crops, and integrations with Mekanism, Mekanism Generators and Mekanism Extras add Tier 6 crops for antimatter, D-T fuel, naquadah and naquadah uranium fuel; Tier 6 crops require Mystical Agradditions.
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Changes the game's code in 1 area: Inventory and itemsChanges 1 game code file in this area: items, chests and other containers, crafting and enchanting..
Adds 3 blocks, 9 items and 236 recipes.
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