A Long Time Ago
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Dig for fossils, revive and breed creatures from a long time ago.
Themed around ancient times with dinosaurs, primitive technology, and survival elements in a prehistoric setting.
Features a central focus of farming and villages/ homesteading.
Adds new ores or other raw resources.
Adds or enhances hostile creatures and enemies.
Includes new pets and tameable creatures.
Adds or improves non-hostile and neutral creatures.
Adds dinosaur mobs and related content.
Includes educational content aimed towards newer modded Minecraft players, usually guiding the player through specific mods.
Forge is a popular mod loader for versions 1.1+ of Minecraft.
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This mod adds more than a hundred creatures from past ages, as much as 500 million years ago and as little as 300 years ago.
It all begins with a single block: the fossil ore. When you mine it, you'll get one fossil from one of the 13 eras that span from the present to the very origins of life.
With a little set up, you'll be able to extract DNA from these fossils, cultivate and embryo and incubate it.
Each incubated embryo can be hatched into a baby creature, that will take some time to raise.
But once you have two adult creatures, you can breed them!
If you have Patchouli installed, you can access a step by step guide on all these features. Geckolib is necessary for rendering.
The first release has 10 creatures for each era, making a total of 130 creatures. For the future, I plan on polishing existing features and, of course, adding new creatures from my own list and from suggestions!
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