Dangerous new creatures bring fresh challenges to your world.
42.3 of the 55 points that apply = 77 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Skarrier Mobs expands the world with distinctive creatures whose abilities create new challenges, interactions, and rewards, with some encounters tied to milestones such as defeating the Wither or discovering a Sniffer. Its roster ranges from early-game threats such as the Breacher, which smashes weaker blocks and can disable shields, and the Dragger, which snares prey in webs, to the heavily armored Wrought, whose shield blocks attacks before it answers with a bash. Cave encounters include Bowlder, which resists most damage and arrows but is vulnerable to pickaxes, and Tunnel Gore, which stalks ore-rich tunnels and can be lured into charging a netherite block to expose its lair’s rewards. Other creatures bring different kinds of danger and utility: Carniflore grows up to six attacking heads that must be dealt with before its body becomes vulnerable, while Serene grants nearby players a temporary effect that reduces hostile mobs’ aggro range and can transform a Heart of the Sea into a Heart of Tranquility. The mod also adds interactive creatures such as Quake, which can be temporarily tamed and ridden after being fed cactus, and Stone Golem, which follows the player and speeds up the use of stone tools. Some mobs offer alternative ways to gather resources: Eaters and Gorgers drop ores when killed, and Gorgers also yield Corrosive Bile that can produce multiple pieces of smelted material from an ore. The pillager trio adds raid threats with distinct roles: Ragers become faster and stronger after hitting villagers, Sorcerers empower nearby allies or push close attackers away, and the post-Wither Carnager is a siege creature that breaks blocks, summons Ragers, and can revive once with a Totem of Undying. More formidable encounters include the Grave Construct, a summonable boss that adapts its second phase to whether it took more melee or ranged damage, and Endorah, a three-headed boss whose main head is vulnerable only after both side heads are defeated. Alongside its creatures, the mod introduces Coatings that players apply to eligible weapons, tools, or gear at a Workshop.
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Does not change the game's code directly.
Adds 40 blocks, 158 items, 51 mobs, 10 other entities, 5 structures, 3 enchantments, 106 recipes, 3 advancements, 24 loot tables, 9 sounds and 1 key binding.
Counted from the names and data files in the mod, so the list may not be complete.
Replaces 1 of vanilla Minecraft's loot tables.
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