Lets you craft weaponry & trinkets with plants and introduces new ones to nature.
35.3 of the 68 points that apply = 52 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Nature Equipped adds plant-based weapons, armor, trinkets, crops, and other vegetation, with flower essence serving as a crafting ingredient for much of its new content. Its plants have distinct uses and effects: Starflowers regrow edible Starcrop that grants hunger, speed, and haste; Bombflowers produce throwable explosives; Thermal Grass is a farmable fuel that lasts longer than coal; and stepping on a Giant Mushroom launches you upward. You can collect and relocate crop roots with the Root Snatcher to grow them at home, though they have a chance to break over time, and the Essence Reaper harvests flower essence at a chance of killing the flower. Plant-themed equipment includes the Vineformer, which creates a climbable vine ladder, Mushroom Boots for higher jumps, an Endorobus that saves and returns you to flower-based teleport points, and a Harnessed Windflower Staff that blows enemies away. The mod also adds utility and decorative blocks, including a Lawn Block that lets plants grow on it without turning to dirt, climbable Beanstalks, Rainbow Bricks, and Glowialestone as a light source, alongside damaging Spiky Traps. Other additions include the rare Sagri flower, whose Sagrium is used to make tools stronger than diamond, and Mystic Shrubs that yield random loot and can regrow while their roots remain intact.
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