# EVER TEA **Ever Tea** is a massive Fabric 1.20.1 survival experience built around exploration, engineering, adventure, and long-term progression. You start out doing the usual Minecraft stuff — gathering resources, building a home, farming, and exploring the area around you. [![Fabric](https://img.shields.io/badge/Fabric-1.20.1-CCCCC.svg?style=for-the-badge&logo=fabric&logoColor=white)](https://fabricmc.net/) [![Modrinth](https://img.shields.io/badge/On-Modrinth-00AF5C?style=for-the-badge&logo=modrinth&logoColor=white)](https://modrinth.com/modpack/evertea) [![CurseForge](https://img.shields.io/badge/%20On-CurseForge-F16436?style=for-the-badge&logo=curseforge&logoColor=white)](https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/modpacks/evertea) [![GitHub](https://img.shields.io/badge/On-GitHub-181717?style=for-the-badge&logo=github&logoColor=white)](https://github.com/Lemontea0075/EverTea) [![Discord](https://img.shields.io/badge/Join-Discord-5865F2?style=for-the-badge&logo=discord&logoColor=white)](https://discord.gg/QdnNqCY6cz) --- ![the player sitting next to a tree with mountains in the background](https://cdn.modrinth.com/data/cached_images/1994e6aceab5cd9c83ac2c8129c471b10df353b3.jpeg) --- But that's only the beginning. As you progress, your little base can turn into a proper settlement. That settlement can grow into an industrial hub, connected to other places by railways, ships, and aircraft. You'll explore oceans, discover forgotten structures, travel through entirely new dimensions, experiment with magic, and eventually push your technology far enough to leave the Overworld behind. > **Build. Explore. Connect. Go beyond.** ---

About Ever Tea

Ever Tea is built around a simple idea: **your world should grow alongside you.** You won't begin with every machine, tool, and technology already at your fingertips. You'll start with almost nothing and slowly turn a small survival world into something much bigger. Gather your first resources. Build a place to call home. Grow your first crops. Explore the lands beyond your doorstep. Find a place worth settling down. Then, start building. As your world grows, so does your technology. What begins as simple survival can eventually become a thriving settlement, a mechanical workshop, a railway network, and an expedition into places far beyond the Overworld. Your journey roughly follows: **Survival → Settlement → Industry → Railways → Exploration → Magic → Aviation → Space** But Ever Tea isn't about rushing through a checklist of mods. Each part of the pack is designed to connect with the others, giving you new reasons to explore, build, automate, and expand. **Start small. Build something lasting. See how far you can take it.**

--- ## Engineering & Automation One of the first big steps in Ever Tea is getting into **Create**. What starts as a small workshop can eventually become a full factory setup. Process raw materials, build machines, automate repetitive jobs, and figure out how you want your production lines to work. With **Create** and **Create: Steam 'n' Rails**, you can also turn transportation into a huge part of your world. Build railway lines between: - Farms - Settlements - Factories - Mines - Ports - Exploration sites - Industrial areas Instead of building a bunch of disconnected bases and forgetting about them, you can actually connect them and make the world feel like one growing civilization. --- ## Exploration There's a lot more waiting for you than the vanilla Overworld. You'll find new oceans to explore, underground areas, massive structures, dangerous places, and completely different dimensions. Some of the major exploration content includes: - **Tide** - **Small Ships** - **Deeper and Darker** - **Twilight Forest** - **The Aether** - **BetterNether** - **BetterEnd** - **Nature's Compass** - Expanded structures and world generation Going out into the world isn't just about finding somewhere pretty to build. You can come back with new resources, new discoveries, new equipment, and things that open up the next part of your progression. --- ## Magic & Adventure Ever Tea isn't all factories and machines. **Spectrum** adds its own progression based around magical technology, while **Twilight Forest**, **The Aether**, and the other adventure content give you completely different places to explore and challenges to take on. One of the things I really wanted was for the pack to let **magic and technology exist alongside each other**. You can discover something ancient in one dimension and eventually find a use for it in the civilization you're building back home. **Fantasy and technology can exist in the same world.** --- ## Farming, Food & Everyday Life Not everything in Ever Tea has to be automated. You can build farms, grow crops, cook meals, fish, travel, decorate your settlement, and just make places that actually feel lived in. The pack includes things like: - **Photosynthesis** - **Bakery** - **Farm & Charm** - **Traveler's Backpack** - **TerraStorage** - Seasonal gameplay - Expanded food and farming systems You might end up being the person running the factory. Or the farmer supplying everyone with food. Or the person who spends three hours building the town hall. Or the one who disappears for a week to explore another dimension. There's room for all of it. --- ## Transportation Transportation becomes more important as your world gets bigger. You can start with normal travel, then gradually build an actual infrastructure network around your world. **Create: Steam 'n' Rails** lets you build railway systems connecting different regions, while ships and aircraft let you travel much further. Eventually, that same progression leads into space travel. > **Your base doesn't have to stay a single isolated base. It can become part of something much bigger.** --- ## Space & Beyond Eventually, all of that progression leads toward **Ad Astra**. You'll need the infrastructure, machinery, materials, and technology to actually get there. The goal isn't simply: **“Craft rocket → go to space.”** It's about building the civilization that can actually support something like that. Build the factories. Build the infrastructure. Gather the resources. Put everything together. Then finally... **leave the planet.** --- ## Key Mods ### Engineering `Create` `Create: Steam 'n' Rails` `Ad Astra` `TerraStorage` ### Exploration `The Aether` `Twilight Forest` `Deeper and Darker` `BetterNether` `BetterEnd` `Tide` `Small Ships` ### Magic & Adventure `Spectrum` `Zenith` `Amethyst Imbuement` ### Farming & Survival `Photosynthesis` `Bakery` `Farm & Charm` `Traveler's Backpack` ### World & Discovery `Nature's Compass` `Expanded structures` `Expanded world generation` `New biomes and environments` And that's only a small part of the pack. There are many more mods working behind the scenes to tie everything together and make Ever Tea feel like one complete experience instead of a random collection of mods. --- ## Built For Friends Ever Tea is especially fun when you're playing with other people. Build a settlement together. Split up different jobs. Build factories. Connect your bases with railways. Set up ports and trade routes. Go exploring together. Work on huge projects that would take forever to build alone. Or completely ignore all of that and make your own little corner of the world. There's no single “correct” way to play Ever Tea. **Your civilization ends up looking like whatever you and your friends decide to build.** --- ## Progression Ever Tea is built for long-term progression. The further you get, the more the different parts of the pack start to overlap and work together. What starts as simple survival eventually turns into something much bigger: **Survival → Settlement → Industry → Railways → Exploration → Magic → Aviation → Space** --- # EVER TEA **A world to build.** **A civilization to grow.** **A universe to explore.** > **Build. Explore. Connect. Go beyond.** ---

FAQ

### What version is Ever Tea? **Minecraft 1.20.1 — Fabric** ### Is Ever Tea multiplayer? Yes. Ever Tea is designed with cooperative play in mind, but it can also be played solo. ### Does Ever Tea have a progression system? Yes. The pack is built around long-term progression from survival and settlement through industry, railways, exploration, magic, aviation, and space. ### Do I have to follow a progression? No. The progression is there to give the pack direction, but you can play however you want. ### Will you make an X version of the pack? I will try to include as many versions as possible but its nearly impossible.

Technical Information

**Minecraft:** 1.20.1 **Mod Loader:** Fabric **Type:** Survival / Adventure / Progression **Multiplayer:** Supported ****This pack is still a work in progress****

Credits

Ever Tea was created for **Tea SMP** and developed as **Ever Tea** for public release. > *Based on TeaSMP by Lemontea0075.* All third-party mods, libraries, assets, and other included projects belong to their respective creators. Please support the original developers and check their individual project pages for their licensing and attribution requirements.

Useful Links

**Source:** https://github.com/Lemontea0075/EverTea **Bug Reports:** https://github.com/Lemontea0075/EverTea/issues

License

**Ever Tea is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0).** You are free to: - **Use** the pack - **Share** it - **Modify** it - **Build upon it** - **Redistribute derivative versions** **Attribution is required.** If you redistribute Ever Tea or make a pack based on it, please give appropriate credit and link back to the original Ever Tea project. > *Based on TeaSMP by Lemontea0075.* ### A Note About Third-Party Licenses Every third-party project included in Ever Tea keeps its own copyright and license. The **CC BY 4.0 license for Ever Tea does not relicense the mods included in the pack**. Please check each project's individual page and license for its specific redistribution and attribution requirements.

Version Notes

> For changes between releases, check the changelog for the relevant version. | Release | Mod Index | Packaged | Delta | |:--|--:|--:|--:| | `1.0.0` | 186 | 188 | — | | `1.0.1` | 197 | 199 | `+11` | | `1.0.2` | 198 | 200 | `+1` | | `1.0.3` | 199 | 201 | `+1` | | `1.0.4` | 202 | 204 | `+3` | | `1.0.5` | 201 | 203 | `−1` | | `1.0.6` | 203 | 205 | `+2` | | **`1.0.7`** | **205** | **207** | **`+2`** |

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