A shadowy creature stalks you through the forest.
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Slender Man Mod adds the Slender Man to Minecraft as a rare, hostile encounter, rather than recreating the Slender video game. He appears mainly in forests, gives a warning when he notices a player, and begins pursuing them if they do not escape within 50 seconds. He remains still while in the player’s view, but disappears and moves closer when out of sight or blocked from view; looking at him causes temporary blindness and nausea while he attacks. He can also break light sources, glass, doors, and trapdoors, and can be killed with any sword on Easy or with a Slender Sword or diamond sword on Normal and harder difficulties. Killing him may yield a child soul, used to craft protective Slender armor; the Slender Mask, for example, reduces the chance of his gaze causing ill effects and lets players look at him more safely. A Slender Spawner can be found in newly created worlds and, when placed above two black wool blocks, enables Slender Man spawns; destroying a naturally placed spawner stops them.
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