Get resources that are otherwise unavailable in skyblock maps.
24.7 of the 61 points that apply = 40 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Parachronology is designed for Skyblock maps, where it provides ways to obtain resources that would otherwise be unavailable by manipulating blocks and mobs through items called Stolen Moments. Mobs drop three tiers of Moments: Simple Moments come from common enemies such as zombies, skeletons, creepers, slimes, and endermen; Moments come from endermen, zombie pigmen, blazes, magma cubes, and wither skeletons; and Complex Moments come from ghasts, the Wither, and the Ender Dragon. Using a Moment on wood converts touching blocks into petrified wood, with the number affected increasing from up to eight for a Simple Moment to 32 for a Moment and all touching wood for a Complex Moment. The mod's tiered Chrono-Displacer converts nearby blocks into resources from alternate time streams, and higher tiers retain earlier transformations while adding more possibilities. Examples include turning wood into cobblestone, smooth stone, or gravel; cobblestone into ores; dirt into crops or mycelium; and, at the highest tier, smooth stone into diamond and soul sand into end stone. Displacers can also produce useful resources through recipes involving Moments and buckets, yielding water from a Simple Moment and lava from a Moment. Moments can transform mobs, including zombies into farm animals and slimes into magma cubes, while a sneaking interaction absorbs a mob for relocation and using the Moment again releases it. Complex Moments can turn endermen into villagers and squids into guardians, and can generate an End portal by activating one block of a flat 4-by-4 End Stone ring. The block transformations and displacements can be configured, including adding or removing transformations, and some outcomes can incorporate content from other mods when available.
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