An Exploration RPG pack in an immersive world.
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Sprout Explore for More is an exploration RPG modpack built around exploring a world of custom structures, meeting NPCs and taking on quests while facing dangers that grow as you travel farther from spawn. Its structures include a village library for the Librarian, a village post for the Post Worker, a greenhouse with a Broken Farming Device, a Mad Scientist’s tower, and the Slayer’s guild; maze structures also offer loot. NPCs give the world practical roles as well as quests: the Librarian trades in books, the Weaver buys and sells goods, the Post Worker lets players send mail, and the Tinkerer offers blueprint-related services. The pack offers Normal and Scavenger modes: Normal keeps exploration content optional with some recipe changes, while Scavenger removes recipes for certain items and blocks, requiring players to find or obtain them through exploration and NPC interactions. In Scavenger mode, armor must be scavenged, and affected items identify themselves with gold tooltips such as “Scavenged” or “Purchased from” a named NPC. Scavenger progression includes buying bags and spellbinding cloth from the Weaver and obtaining the Ender Book from the Librarian, while the Mad Scientist provides an early source of Restonia crystals.
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