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Adds 50+ unique biomes to enhance your world, with new trees, flowers, and more!

The Aether Team presents the original Aether mod! Maintained and kept up to date for modern versions of Minecraft and fully compatible with multiplayer!

Mowzie's Mobs adds a variety of fictional creatures to Minecraft, priding itself in unique AI, rich atmosphere, and fluid animations. Prove your might against new bosses and enemies and claim their magical abilities as your own.

Golden Days is a Minecraft resource pack meant to bring back old textures, lighting, names, and sounds from older versions of Minecraft, like Beta. Requires enabling the built-in Programmer Art resource pack.

Old (and not so old) world generation for modern Minecraft!

This mod adapts all the features from old Minecraft Legacy Console edition

Brings back Minecraft alpha, beta, post-release lost gameplay elements. Made for nostalgic enthusiasts or for those who want to give the game a new aesthetic by tweaking the mod to their preference.

Adds adorable atmospheric animals: birds, bugs, and bothersome creatures.

All your favorite console skin packs ported to Java!

This mod adds several types of Dimensional Doors that allow access to teleportation and extra-dimensional pocket dungeons that can vary from hallways to mazes to treasure rooms to straight-up traps. Have fun exploring, but be wary of what watches.

Redefine your rails!

A mod about one of the numerous features of the Legacy Console Edition, the world sizes

Immersive Enchanting aims to rework the vanilla enchanting experience, while giving extra use to existing vanilla items that don't serve much purpose.

Re-textures certain mods, such as Farmer's Delight and Biomes O' Plenty, for compatibility with Golden Days.

Replace the glowstone blobs on the Nether's ceiling with clusters of volatile glowstone crystals!

A tech mod with the goal of making automation interesting. No one block solutions, just simple pieces that combine to make complex contraptions. Crossroads is a mod where you make Rube Goldberg machines, except they're the simplest way to do things.