Rough Mobs

Rough Mobs makes many vanilla creatures more dangerous, with configurable changes that can be enabled, disabled, or adjusted in the config. Zombies can spawn with enchanted gear or riding zombie horses, gain extra health and knockback resistance, inflict stacking hunger, and break selected blocks; baby zombies also burn in sunlight. Skeletons, including wither skeletons, can carry enchanted armor and switch between a bow and an offhand melee weapon when players approach, while shooting rapidly and having increased health. Creepers become faster and can turn invisible near players, while slimes gain health, jump farther, and hit with stronger knockback; small slimes can cling to a player’s head and cause nausea and slowness. Endermen can teleport attackers, inflict blindness or nausea, and steal held items, while spiders apply stacking slowness and can create a web after repeated hits. Witches can affect nearby entities with random effects and summon bats on death, silverfish may split when attacked, and blazes can appear throughout the Nether, where they ignite or blast nearby attackers. Other changes include tougher vindicators and evokers, ghasts that resist projectiles and can drop primed TNT, and withers that summon wither skeletons over time. The mod also lets users add or remove entity attributes such as health, speed, attack damage, knockback resistance, and follow range, create custom spawn entries, and adjust spawn rates. Configurable targeting changes make mobs seek players before attacking and can let aggressive mobs target animals and villagers.