GT New Horizons

GT New Horizons is a long-form, GregTech-centered modpack that reshapes its many mods into a connected progression, with thousands of recipe changes and more than 3,500 quests guiding players from a harsh stone-age start through successive technology tiers. Early survival demands shelter, light against pitch-dark nights, and varied food, while stronger mobs make preparation and equipment important. Technology unfolds through increasingly complex machinery, power generation, automation, and multi-stage processing, including production chains that turn numerous inputs and intermediates into materials such as plastic and rubber; GregTech cables also convert EU to RF to connect energy systems. The pack ties in practical systems such as Forestry and IndustrialCraft 2 plant and bee breeding, EnderIO and Draconic Evolution mob farms, and Railcraft and Applied Energistics infrastructure. Magic has its own progression through a customized Thaumonomicon with sections for Thaumcraft, Botania, Blood Magic, and Witchery, while exploring the Twilight Forest and defeating its bosses advances magical development; later, essentia power and AE storage link magic with technology. Exploration includes varied terrain from Realistic World Gen and Biomes O’ Plenty, villages used for trading and scavenging, and challenging Rogue-like Dungeons with loot and spawners. Mining is central to advancement: ores appear in large, localized veins, and important materials are distributed across the Twilight Forest, Nether, End, and eventually other planets, making Galacticraft relevant to endgame progress. The questbook explains progression and mod unlocks, links displayed items to their NEI recipes, and offers rewards through custom lootbags and a coin system. The long-term goal is to build the Stargate, an interdimensional teleporter representing the culmination of the pack’s 15 technology tiers.