
The mod that updates the End in a vanilla-style way.
22.5 of the 64 points that apply = 35 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
The End Update expands the End with new places to explore, creatures, resources, and building materials while aiming to retain a vanilla-style feel. Its four new biomes are the peaceful Poison Forest, with purple wood and Chestlings that store up to 18 items; the mushroom-filled Fungus Forest, with blue wood; the fossil-strewn Crystal Desert; and the more dangerous Shadow Meadows. In the Shadow Meadows, flowers can inflict Blindness, and the powerful Shadow Monster may drop an item associated with darkness. New ores include Enderite, found deep in the End’s void, Uranium, and End Diamond Ore, which generates there in a manner compared to Nether gold ore. Enderite must be blasted three times before it can be mined, then smelted and combined with diamonds to make ingots for upgrading Netherite tools. Uranium can be used to make items including a nuke and very slippery ice, while fragile crystals from the Crystal Desert can be crafted into a rainbow-colored stone. An End castle offers loot such as diamonds, ores, armor trims, and the Smithing Template needed for the Netherite-to-Enderite tool upgrade. The mod also adds seven mobs and more than 300 unique things; named examples include the storable Chestlings and the Shadow Monster.
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Does not change the game's code directly.
Adds 105 blocks, 34 items, 9 mobs, 1 other entity, 4 biomes, 4 enchantments, 96 recipes, 12 advancements, 2 loot tables and 1 sound.
Counted from the names and data files in the mod, so the list may not be complete.
Replaces 6 of vanilla Minecraft's interface textures and 1 text file.
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