Hostile crustaceans and shipwreck monsters bring danger to your waters.
56.1 of the 71 points that apply = 79 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Not So Shrimple: Reshrimpled expands the original crustacean-focused mod with hostile aquatic encounters, creatures to tame and ride, combat gear, and prawn- and crab-based food. Crayfish come in normal, ice, blood, and rare special variants; they can appear naturally or be deliberately summoned by throwing a crafted Bucket of Bait into water, cold water, or Nether lava, with the environment determining the variant. Crayfish move between land, underwater swimming, and bottom-walking, and can be tamed with Sea Snacks, ridden with a saddle, and equipped with storage chests; their riding includes steering, fast swimming, and a selection of attacks. Maneaters are hostile shell creatures encountered near shipwrecks and beached shipwrecks, where their limited, reworked spawning makes them less common. Crabs add a miniboss fight: they circle and flank targets, then use kicks, smashes, throws, or tosses, with some attacks able to grab a victim or send a damaging ground wave. Crabs also hunt for food, have 18 appearances across Stone, Beach, Honey, and Bottom groups, and provide materials for crab meat and Sea Chitin armor. The River-Prawn Greatclaw is an animated melee weapon whose ground slam creates a visual block wave and deals area damage over a wider area when used after a harder fall. The mod also adds prawn and crab foods, upgrade stones, and crayfish and Maneater spawn eggs; Smithing and Somber Stones can improve supported equipment. Configuration lets players adjust or disable natural crayfish spawning, control bait summoning and shipwreck Maneater spawning, and set limits and eligible targets for equipment upgrades.
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