A mod that contains 3D weapons, armors, and more from various game franchises.
7.6 of the 61 points that apply = 12 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
R.W.A.S. (Random Weapons and Stuffs) is a Minecraft expansion that brings weapons, enemies, armor, items, structures, biomes, and dimensions inspired by franchises including Fallout, Shadow Fight, Bloodborne, Dark Souls, and Doom. Its large arsenal spans medieval and fantasy weapons, tactical knives, firearms, and futuristic gear, with examples such as the Zweihander, Farron Greatsword and Dagger, Doom Gauss Cannon, Fallout's Fat Man, and lightsabers; some weapons have distinctive abilities, parries, transformations, or ranged attacks. The mod also adds utility and crafting items, from Fallout-inspired Stimpaks and Stealth Boys to ammunition, weapon parts, materials, and a Lightning Grimoire that switches among lightning spells, alongside fireball and healing spells. Armor ranges from tactical vests and Shogo Assault sets to Praetor Armor and samurai-themed sets; some suits offer abilities such as night vision or double-jump boosts, while others provide fire resistance. Players can encounter new foes and bosses including Cyber Samurai, the Lone Wanderer, Doom Slayer, Abyss Watchers, and Shadow Fight-inspired bosses, with structures such as Farron Keep, Dark Shogun Tomb, and boss arenas providing exploration and combat encounters. Interactable and decorative blocks include weapon racks that let players retrieve and stow katana sets, a gravestone that summons Dark Shogun, and a block that spawns Cyber Samurai when an entity walks across it.
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