Explore island gyms and train Pokémon in a sprawling adventure.
Modpacks get no grade of their own, so we show the grades of its mods. Of its 96 graded mods, 83 are graded A or B, 10 C and 3 D to F. Its last update came out 6 months ago, for Minecraft 1.21.1. See the mods
Arkensia is a multiplayer Cobblemon modpack built around exploring a handcrafted Pokémon world, collecting and raising Pokémon, and progressing through challenges toward a Champion endgame. Its connected 11-island archipelago includes a lively main hub with inhabitants, shops, stories and hidden Pokémon, a marketplace for player-run shops, a festival island for minigames and events, and eight distinct floating Gym arenas. The roster contains more than 3,000 Pokémon entries across over 1,500 unique species, including curated Fakemon and forms such as Megas, regional variants, Gigantamax and Paradox Pokémon; spawn tables are rewritten across biomes and dimensions. Exploration leads to legendary monuments and summonable encounters, custom dungeons with trainers and bosses, and a procedurally generated Safari underground where exclusive Pokémon and gem-collecting minigames await. The Champion progression raises a custom level cap as players defeat eight Gym Leaders from Brock to Giovanni, then face Level 100 rematches before reaching a secret endgame dimension. FTB quests guide players through 48 chapters covering systems such as Dynamax, Terastalization, Z-Moves, Safari and Ultra Beasts, while hidden eggs and island secrets add discoveries tied to quests and rewards. Players can fish for Pokémon using craftable lures, manage pastures for gradual resource drops, and use DayCare+ incubators and breeding, with individual Pokémon limited by fertility and breeding boosts consumed after use. The pack also adds collectible Pokémon cards that grant gameplay buffs, ranked battles in custom PvP stadiums, a Battle Tower and Trials Chambers, plus kart races where players can transform into Pokémon. Multiplayer activities include a coin-based economy, claimable bases and player shops, casino rewards, collectible figurines, proximity voice chat, and a festival island for community events. The pack focuses encounters on Pokémon by disabling most vanilla mobs, while retaining selected hostile mobs in particular structures and dungeons; its in-house tools also support server administration, region protection, custom dimensions, events and shops.
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No harmful code found in its projects
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7 mods send something about you
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AI used in 10 of the 77 mods we checked
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