Explore the Nether with new creatures and ruined kingdom structures.
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Nether Hexed Kingdom expands the Nether with remnants of a lost empire, combining hostile and tamable creatures, ruined settlements, unusual materials, and environmental discoveries. Its inhabitants include four variants of the armed Hexan Guard, withered horse riders, tamable wither skeleton and zombie horses, a Gargoyle Possessed, and Decayed Zombified Piglins that can emerge through an infection spreading from vanilla piglins. The Decayed Zombified Piglin infection progresses after attacks and proximity, has no recovery or cleansing mechanic, and can be prevented by disabling the creature's natural spawning in the configuration. Explore randomly assembled Hexed Watch Towers, fortified Hexed Outposts, Hexed Prisons, ruined Greed Mines with buried passages, Nether Lookouts, gold-protecting Bullion Temples, and the rare Tower of Red Sun. The Nether also contains the Ironclad warship in lava oceans, colossal Crimson and ancient Warped Mother Fungi, and the mysterious Volcan Pit; these structures and features are distributed across Nether biomes including the wastes, soul sand valleys, crimson and warped forests, and basalt deltas. New resources and equipment include Netherite Oxide, which can be smelted and crafted through several stages into netherite scrap, Militus Alloy and its armor, Imperial Coins that smelt into gold nuggets, and reinforced Gilded Bricks of Lost Time. Other additions include a throwable Nether Portal Orb, poisonous gas, iron plate blocks, Eternal Light and Blackstone Firestands, plus sculpted Gargoyle blocks that can be found in the world. Masoniae mushrooms grow on Nether fossils and restore health while causing weakness and slower mining; Lingzhi grows on Mother Fungus structures, while Soul Glow grants night vision and temporary luck with mild initial nausea. Configuration lets players enable or disable individual structures and control whether each mod entity spawns naturally in vanilla Nether biomes.
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Does not change the game's code directly.
Adds 23 blocks, 24 items, 12 structures, 20 recipes, 3 loot tables and 7 sounds.
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Replaces 2 of vanilla Minecraft's recipes and 2 advancements.
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