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Knighy's Mystical Creatures | 1.6.1 FROST TEHARI (PART 1)
Merry Christmas everyknyan! (Still working on that...) Anyways the Tehari exists, this is the most frail and weakest domain within it. Happy Holidays now!
Adds: Added the Frost Tehari Added Frost Tehari Alter (Structure to access the Frost Tehari) Added Frosted Sand Added Frosted Sandstone Added Frosted Sandstone Stairs Added Frosted Sandstone Slab Added Frosted Sandstone Wall Added Chiseled Frosted Sandstone Added Frosted Frame Added Frost Shard Added Pumpling Added Cyrowisp Added Frost Golem Added Horizon Tree
Added Dual Wield Mechanic to Rayite Sickles (not 100% right now)
Changes/Fixes: Changed Rayite Helmet Texture Changed Rayite Chestplate Texture Changed Rayite Leggings Texture Changed Rayite Boots Texture Changed Rayite Sickle Texture Changed Rayite Sword Texture Renamed Rayite Sword to Rayite Rapier Added Rayite Sickle Recipe Rayite Sickle is now repairable with Rayite Ingot Changed Aerostone Sword Texture Changed Aerostone Pickaxe Texture Changed Aerostone Axe Texture Changed Aerostone Shovel Texture Changed Aerostone Hoe Texture Renamed Aerostone Hoe to Aerostone Scythe Increased Aerostone Scythe Attack Damage Changed Kusa Grove generation parameters Changed Kusa Tree generation shape Changed Kusa Leaves texture Kusa Leaves are now waterloggable Changed Horizon Log hardness value Changed Horizon Wood hardness value Changed Horizon Leaves hardness value Horizon Leaves are now waterloggable Horzion Leaves now can drop saplings Kusa Leaves now can drop saplings You can now grow Horizon Saplings into Trees You can now grow Kusa Saplings into Trees Reorganized Creative Tabs Changed the icon
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