Minecraft Mods (short for Modifications) are community-created extensions or modifications that add new features to Minecraft, change existing mechanics, or make the game more enjoyable. For example: adding new mobs, weapons, tools, blocks, improving graphics, adding lighting effects, shaders, and even introducing complex new systems such as machinery, magic, energy, or enhanced survival.
Passive Skill Tree Mob Kill Points Mod (1.20.1, 1.19.2) is an add-on for the very popular Passive Skill Tree mod. This mod will let you obtain points by killing mobs.…
Raid Counter Mod (1.20.1, 1.20) is designed to give players an edge during raids. It adds a simple, real-time overlay that helps you keep track of active raiders and your…
In the vanilla game, the recipe for a compass requires four iron ingots. This makes no sense, as other recipes for larger iron items require way less ingots. For example,…
The Trowels Fork mod is a fork of the original trowels mod for newer versions of the game. This mod introduces a tool called the “Trowel” into the game. Unlike…
Affinity Mod (1.21.1, 1.20.1) introduces elements of magic into the game. While other mods introduce magic using weird mechanics, Affinity aims to do so using natural tech. The core element…
Jaffa is a variant of oranges that can only be found in specific parts of the world. Jaffa oranges are sweet and have a relatively lesser number of seeds in…
Nether portals have a weird phenomenon associated with them. The portal in the overworld occasionally spawns in piglins for no reason at all. The main idea behind this is to…
The Create mod introduces a lot of different mechanisms and machines that allow you to automate a lot of things in your survival world. On the other hand, the Refined…
The Vinery mod is a mod within the collection of mods called Let’s Do. Vinery introduces everything required to brew wine in Minecraft. This includes grape plants, new trees, new…
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