
A mod that adds pots randomly in your world with useful loot.
62.6 of the 71 points that apply = 88 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Simply Pots adds 14 types of pots that generate randomly across biomes and dimensions, with loot suited to the stage of the game in which players find them. Surface pots offer early-game supplies such as food, crops and stone tools, with occasional ores; desert pots add desert-themed loot, snowy pots contain cold-biome items such as snow and berries, and jungle pots can hold melon slices and cacao beans. Icy pots have a polar-bear face encased in ice and contain ice blocks, fish and snowy-pot-style loot, while swamp pots are packed mud pots topped with mushrooms. Cave pots provide mid-game supplies such as iron tools, ores, potions, torches and food; lush pots add mossy cave details and items such as clay, spore blossoms and dripleaves. Ocean pots can refill the oxygen of the player who breaks one and may contain prismarine, fishing rods, scutes and Water Breathing potions. Nether pots offer stronger potions, ores, iron tools with random enchantments and low durability, plus exploration supplies such as gold, fire resistance potions and warped fungus on a stick; warped and crimson variants generate in their matching forests and add biome-themed items. End pots contain late-game finds such as ore blocks, diamonds, elytra rockets, dragon breath, enchanted golden apples and ender pearls. Rare sculk pots appear on sculk blocks in Deep Dark biomes and can yield ores, potions and tools as well as snowballs, eggs and wool that may help players avoid or distract the Warden. Breaking pots can also release mobs that have made them their home.
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Adds 15 blocks and 2 items.
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Keeps all of vanilla Minecraft's textures, models and sounds.
No harmful code found in the parts we could check
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