Stronger transformations and tougher enemies for Dragon Block C battles.
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Realistic Transformation Multipliers Dragon Block C is a modpack built around making Dragon Block C transformations feel closer to their stated power, with Super Saiyan described as a 50× multiplier and Super Saiyan 2 as 100×. It includes a premade world intended to provide enemies with suitably strong power levels, so use one of the included worlds for that experience. Custom forms add visual and gameplay effects to transformations; for example, Super Saiyan grade forms make the player slower, and the pack also includes form mastery. The pack includes a new world, DBC addon mods, and an updated saga system that places missions in the main saga for progression in the intended order. Quality-of-life additions include Iron Chests and JourneyMap.
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