Nighttime invasions send waves of monsters after you until they're defeated.
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Onslaught is an invasion mod, originally made for the Rebirth of the Night modpack, that lets configured hordes attack players in timed, Terraria-inspired waves. Invasions are selected for players according to configurable schedules and can be restricted by dimension or chosen by Gamestage; they occur at night and display a progress bar as players fight through the waves. A sample invasion begins with a horde of zombies, brings in husk and armored zombie reinforcements, and ends with a named, equipped boss zombie that can drop bonus loot. The mobs pursue the invaded player, and custom behaviors can make them pull airborne players down, dig toward targets, lunge or leap into attacks, or explode when stuck. Configurable spawning can favor dark locations at roughly the player's height, with delayed particle-marked spawns in lit areas when ordinary spawn locations are unavailable. Announcements, staged commands, mob effects and extra loot tables can be tailored to each invasion, while the progress bar tracks its remaining force and the invasion ends once its mobs are eliminated.
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