45: ComfortsĬomforts adds some useful items which allow you to sleep away from home, like the Hammock, which can be hung from trees and will turn day to night. There’s also an add-on available which I’ll leave a link to and include in the modpack, which allows you to attach two swords to your back, or a shield. These slots can receive different tools and weapons, which appear on your character, and definitely fits the theme we’re going for.

Some others are the Hot Air Balloon, Pirate Ship and Tavern.īack Slot adds some new slots into your inventory, which are the Back Slot and the Belt Slot. Or locations where you can find Villagers to trade with, like the Villager Market. It adds lots of locations which fit an RPG themed world, like some new dungeons which have hostile creatures, such as the Pillager Factory. To make your world more interesting to explore, we can install Mo’ Structures. It also shows how many free slots are in your inventory, and the number of arrows remaining. The biggest change is the armor HUD, where you can see the items you have equipped, as well as their durability. The active effects are also changed, so that they now show the remaining duration. Inventory Hud Plus will change your hotbar and the surrounding areas, with the first feature being that you can display your entire inventory on the screen in different positions and layouts. You can level up your skills by spending your own experience, and doing so will allow you to unlock new abilities, whether it be the ability to equip a better tier of armor, be able to enchant equipment or even just being able to use an anvil. By pressing K, you can see your skills and levels, which includes the likes of Mining, Farming, Stamina, Luck and more. You might find LevelZ a bit intimidating, as it’s really going to stretch out the length of your world, as well as the amount of work you have to put in to do simple tasks. It has a Greenhouse, Archery area and even a fort. It took me a while to realize this, but Terralith also includes some new structures, like these Villages which look amazing, and fit our pack even more. Above the surface isn’t the only place that’s transformed either, as if you head below ground, you’ll find new cave shapes and biomes too. The mod also doesn’t introduce any new blocks, and a lot of the locations you’ll discover really fit a fantasy, medieval and mystical theme. A lot of the new biomes feature more dramatic terrain, so you’ll find valleys, mountains, lakes and more. I’ve chosen to use the Terralith mod for biomes, mainly because it makes more drastic changes, and strays away from vanilla quite a lot.

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