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Hello!
welcome everybody to another update for the chocolate mod! it is a medium sized update that adds new magic scrolls and changes some stuff as well!
It also updates the mod to the newest Minecraft version: 1.20.1
Hope you like the new content! Have fun!
Changelog:
- Updated the mod to 1.20.1
Scrolls:
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Scrolls are magic items found throughout the world that give powerful statuseffect buffs, you can even get some effects that you can't get any other way!
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Scrolls have a 10% chance of not being consumed when used allowing them to be used again if you are lucky!
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Scrolls are meant to encourage exploring to stay with the theme of the 1.20 update!
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Added Brown Chocolate Scroll
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You can get 5 minutes of either: Speed 2, Jump Boost 2 or absorption 2
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They can be found in jungle temples
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Added White Chocolate Scroll
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They are found buried treasure
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You can get 5 minutes of either: Fire Resistance, Strength orInvisibility
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Added Dark Chocolate Scroll
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You can get 1 minute of either: Luck 2, Haste 2 or Health Boost 2
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With a dark chocolate scroll you can insta-mine stone without a beacon (if lucky)
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They are found in abandoned mineshafts
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All scrolls have a 33% chance of spawning in said chests
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Added a new advancement: "Chocolate Magic?" For obtaining 1 of the three chocolate scrolls
Other stuff:
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Changed the sound of the theobroma door and trapdoor
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Added particles when finishing a sculk chocolate bar
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Added a new tag "Chocolate Scrolls" having all the new chocolate scrolls in it
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Added a brand new logo for the mod (It's really cool!")
Hope you will enjoy this update! Good luck finding the new scroll items!
See you next time!
- ACgamer_Real
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