
Norse-themed textures, music, and skins for your world.
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Norse Mythology Mash-up is a resource pack that recasts Minecraft in a Norse mythological style, adapting textures for blocks, items, entities, and the user interface. Its themed world evokes the nine realms, from the treetops of Yggdrasil to the mines of Svartalfheim and the depths of Hel. The pack also includes a thunderous soundtrack, new music, and a large collection of character skins. It is a port of the Legacy Console Edition mash-up, using updated Bedrock Edition textures; custom entity models require Bedrock Entity Models to display.
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Changes 952 block textures, 534 item textures, 462 mob and entity textures, 57 armor textures, 212 interface textures, 135 particle textures, 140 models and 115 other files.
Adds 4 block textures, 29 item textures, 60 mob and entity textures, 32 armor trim textures, 4 interface textures, 17 other files, 37 models, 12 sounds, 1 language file and 9 core shader files. In OptiFine's formats: 8 entity models and varied textures for 1 mob. Also has files for 4 other mods: Legacy, Bedrockentitymodels, Bedrockskins and 1 more.
Block textures are mostly 32 by 32 pixels, up to 64 by 64. 54 block and item textures are animated.
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