Play as a dragon in a primitive survival world with quests.
Modpacks get no grade of their own, so we show the grades of its mods. Of its 126 graded mods, 100 are graded A or B, 17 C and 9 D to F. Its last update came out 6 weeks ago, for Minecraft 1.21.1. See the mods
TFC Terra Draconis combines TerraFirmaCraft’s primitive survival with playable dragons from Dragon Survival, adapting the dragons’ skills and progression to the TFC world while still allowing players to choose a human character. The pack includes more than 15 dragon skills and over 120 quests covering TFC basics, other included mods, and collectible objectives; dragon flight is earned through a quest chain and crafting rather than available at the start. Its redesigned dragon types have distinct survival abilities: Flint dragons locate ore, Solar dragons track plants and creatures, and Azure dragons thrive in coastal and underwater environments, sensing clay and catching fish. Additional playable forms include Mermorph Dragon, Clawed Reptile, and Wild Bee, with abilities such as tentacle-based grabbing, night vision, powerful leaps, and gathering sugar from flowers to restore mana. Exploration brings underground structures with archaeological gravel and sniffer eggs, quest dragons and dungeons, high-altitude floating balloons, and wandering Fallen Adventures that may yield treasure or danger. A goblin merchant found underground trades food for minerals and ores, while also selling maps to quest dragons and dungeons; players can craft quest-dragon spawn eggs and keys to Dragon Survival structures if they cannot find them. The pack adapts Farmer’s Delight recipes for TFC, adds deeper cave encounters such as blaze-dragons, and supports Wither hunting with craftable Soul Sand and a Witherkiller sword that guarantees Wither Skeleton skull drops. Dragon and human diets are aligned, growth items must be crafted or obtained over time, and the final growth stage no longer destroys blocks; recipes, progression, skills, spawns, and loot can be adjusted through the pack’s configuration files. Visual changes include new textures for much of the world and support for the Complementary Reimagined shader with Euphoria Patches.
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No harmful code found in the projects we checked
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5 mods send something about you
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AI used in 13 of the 85 mods we checked
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25 mods are not checked yet.
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