
Explore a new dimension filled with strange biomes and structures.
51.2 of the 71 points that apply = 72 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Saturated is a datapack that adds two dimensions: Saturated, with its own biomes and structures, and the Void, which serves as a hazardous gateway between dimensions. Travel between them follows a door-based route: getting trapped in gravel or ordinary sand in the Overworld sends you to the Void, where oak and warped doors lead to the Overworld and Saturated respectively; an iron door returns you from Saturated to the Void. Saturated’s biomes range from the enchanted forests of The Enchanted and the floating jellies of Stranger Flats to the skeletal deserts and caves of Bone Canyon and Bone Cavern, icy Glacial Carve, lush Underground Jungle, and crystal-studded peaks and caves. Its aquatic landscapes include the coral-rich Oceanic, the deep kelp and ruins of Sunken Depths, and the rare moss-covered stone spires of Verdant Spires; the Void is mostly empty, while its Inverse biome reverses the ground and fog colors. Other notable sites are the Aquarius Digsite, with winding flooded passages, lore, unique enchantments, and a renewable boss fight, and the layered Sinkhole Ruins, which descend from a ruined city into a sunken city and undercity with a boss fight below. The Void’s Liminal structure is a lootless maze of strange spaces that can offer clues to entering Saturated or returning to the Overworld; if players lack a door, another liminal-space structure can also provide an entrance back. A magic system adds soul enchantments and spells, primarily found as structure loot, boss drops, or trades; soul-gathering enchantments build up to ten stacks that fuel other enchantments, while spells activate through hit-based stacking.
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Does not change the game's code directly.
Adds 23 biomes, 2 dimensions, 9 structures, 108 enchantments, 35 advancements and 40 loot tables.
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Keeps all of vanilla Minecraft's textures, models and sounds.
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