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This pack adds a golden mace skin — rich yellow-gold coloring with soft warm highlights. Looks flashy and valuable, though (like real gold gear) more about looks than durability.

This pack adds a redstone mace skin: dark blood-red shadows blazing up into a bright glowing orange highlight, like the weapon is charged with energy.

Same silhouette, recolored into a rich ultramarine palette — a near-black navy shadow deepening the lower half of the head, opening up into a bright sky-blue highlight at the top. It gives the mace a dense, saturated gemstone look.

This pack adds an emerald mace skin — vivid, glassy green tones that give the mace a gemstone finish. Since emerald isn't an actual vanilla tool tier, this one exists purely for style rather than matching any real gear progression.

This pack adds a water mace skin — deep ocean-blue shadows rising through cyan into a pale aqua highlight.

This pack adds an iron mace skin — clean light-grey metal with a polished matte shine.

A diamond mace, just a retextured version of the mace.

A PVP mechanism where fire is lower.

A rainbow-recolored obsidian texture pack for Minecraft 1.18–1.21.11 that replaces obsidian's dark purple-black look with a vivid, all-colors-at-once gradient.

This pack adds a wooden mace skin — warm honey-brown tones with a matte, freshly-carved finish. Makes the mace look like a rustic starter weapon, like something you'd craft in the first ten minutes of a world.

This pack adds a stone mace skin — flat neutral greys throughout, giving it a rough, chiseled-rock look. Reads as a heavy, primitive bludgeon.

More distingushable ores so you can now if there's an ore besides just regular stone or deepslate.