
Find new structures and strange treasures across the Nether and Overworld.
41.6 of the 71 points that apply = 59 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Piglin Conservatory is a datapack that expands exploration in the Nether and Overworld with generated structures, loot, new items, music discs, and custom advancements. Its central Nether landmark, the Piglin Conservatory, appears near lava in Nether biomes other than Basalt Deltas and contains treasure rooms, a vault, and dangerous chambers where players can find rewards such as Golden Dragon Fruit, Toxic Mushrooms, and Hoglin Teeth. In the Overworld, the Traveling Wagon brings a custom fruit-vendor villager with unique trades, plus loot that includes fruits and vegetables; Nether Portal Ruins and a Cherry Nether Portal add further places to explore and collect loot. The item collection includes Dragon Fruit and its golden form, an Obsidian Apple, Corrupted Emerald, Toxic Mushrooms, Hoglin Fossils, and Hoglin Teeth: Dragon Fruit can be traded from Piglins or found in structures, the Obsidian Apple can be found in ruins or bought from the wagon vendor, and holding the Corrupted Emerald grants Hero of the Village until it is put away. The fruit and apple provide consumable effects such as regeneration and fire resistance, while the Golden Dragon Fruit also grants absorption; Toxic Mushrooms inflict poison when eaten. Three added music discs feature tracks by Psylla, Clarx, and Ramzoid, and finding new structures or items can unlock a set of 12 themed advancements referencing films, series, and video games.
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Does not change the game's code directly.
Adds 4 structures: Cherry Nether Portal, Piglin Conservatory, Portal Ruins and Traveling Wagon; 13 advancements and 20 loot tables.
Counted from the names and data files in the mod, so the list may not be complete.
Replaces 2 of vanilla Minecraft's loot tables.
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