Ommoran Extraction: Gem Defense

Ommoran Extraction is a resource-extraction mod inspired by Deep Rock Galactic’s Escort mission, built around finding Heartstones, setting up an extraction operation, surviving the resulting monster attack, and processing the materials recovered. Heartstones generate in three dimensional schools: Mineral in the Overworld, Thermal in the Nether, and Cryo in the End; their state can be pristine, damaged, depleted, or cooling down, with surrounding shell blocks visually reflecting the encounter’s progress. Extraction normally requires a powered extractor rig aimed at a Heartstone, with pyramid sizes from one to five that trade higher energy costs and harsher failure consequences for reaching valuable late-run tiers sooner. Power can come from connected generators using different fuel methods, and an optional Overclocker doubles output but brings escalating penalties if its feed is interrupted. Sessions advance through three depth-based loot tiers, from common metals and dimension-specific drops to materials such as Mineral Shards, Thermal Cores, and Void Shards, followed by valuable rewards including diamonds, Ancient Debris, and Dragon’s Breath alongside hazardous raw materials. Extraction triggers configurable waves of biome-appropriate enemies, ranging from basic Overworld mobs to Wither Skeletons and Pillagers, then Evokers and Ravagers at greater depths; Vexes and unstable Creepers can also pressure players who retreat or stall. Tier-three hazardous materials such as Raw Precious Slag, Raw Thermal Flux, and Raw Void Crystal can damage players nearby, so connected Hazmat Handlers route them to players with Hazmat Containers, while Sealed Containers allow long-term storage. Recovered dimensional materials also fuel a crafting-based alchemy system: cross-school combinations convert them into resources such as Quartz, Copper, Prismarine, Redstone, Ender Pearls, and Blaze Rods, with yields depending on the reagents used. An optional RPG mode removes the extractor and power infrastructure, letting players start an encounter by right-clicking a Heartstone or its shell; the threat system remains active, and at least one player must stay nearby for the extraction to continue. Configuration covers major gameplay and economic settings, including Heartstone recovery, extraction waves, network range, overclock penalties, and RPG-mode proximity rules.