
New exotic fruits, potion and effect for the Nether.
58 of the 64 points that apply = 91 out of 100.
Nether’s Exoticism adds five real-world exotic fruits to the Nether, with one associated with each biome: Jabuticaba in the Basalt Deltas, Kiwano in the Warped Forest, Rambutan in the Nether Wastes, Buddha’s Hand in the Soul Sand Valley, and Pitaya in the Crimson Forest. Eating the fruits grants distinct effects: Jabuticaba provides a cure effect, Kiwano fire resistance, Rambutan regeneration, Buddha’s Hand night vision, and Pitaya wither cure; the fruits can also be made into storage and decorative blocks. Jabuticaba and Rambutan trees provide wood-like building materials, while Rambutan can also be used to craft a helmet and shield that damage nearby entities. Kiwano can be crafted into armor and tools that automatically cook blocks broken with them, and Jabuticaba can be processed into juice and jam used to make potions, including wither cure, fire resistance, saturation, and night vision. The mod adds the Moloch, a small, bucket-transportable thorny creature obtainable from cleric villager trades or Nether Fortress chests; it eats spiders, silverfish, endermites, slimes, and magma cubes, and can sting players who hit it. Create integration supports storing Jabuticaba juice in tanks and pressing the fruit into juice, while Farmer’s Delight compatibility lets players prepare sliced Kiwano, chopped Buddha’s Hand, cut Pitaya, and two fruit salads that combine the fruits’ effects.
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Adds 52 blocks, 37 items, 1 mob, 67 recipes, 10 advancements, 1 loot table and 3 sounds.
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