# AddedWhatIf

A Fabric mod built around one question: what if the things these mods almost let you do, actually worked? AddedWhatIf stitches together real interplanetary travel, space survival powered by your own ki, two players fusing into one warrior, and a villager stronger than anything else in the world.

## Space Travel — Ad Astra & Cosmic Horizon

Fly above Y=750 on any known planet and you launch straight into orbit — no rocket menus, just altitude. From orbit, `/orbit list` shows where you can go next and `/orbit travel <destination>` takes you there, but only to an orbit that's actually adjacent in the solar system, and only while flying above Y=800. No teleporting from Mercury to Pluto in one jump.

The full chain runs Mercury → Venus → Earth (with a branch out to the Moon) → Mars → Ceres → Jupiter → Saturn → Uranus → Neptune → Pluto → Orcus → Quaoar → Haumea → Makemake → Gonggong → Eris → Sedna → Proxima Centauri b → Glacio, covering both Ad Astra and the extended dwarf-planet lineup from Ad Astra: Extendra.

If Cosmic Horizon is installed, AddedWhatIf steps back automatically. The `/orbit` command and the Ad Astra launch logic disable themselves, and flying above Y=750 instead drops you at a fixed arrival point inside Cosmic Horizon's own solar system — so the two travel systems never fight each other.

## Surviving the Vacuum — God Ki

Space doesn't care how strong you are, unless you're strong enough. Players in a God transformation take zero vacuum, freeze, or drowning damage in any non-Overworld dimension, freeze buildup gets cleared, and fire resistance is refreshed automatically. Your ki output is your life support.

If you're not transformed yet, a full set of Nastya's Miracle Stones space armor works just as well — Galapace, Cosmo Bug, Astro Cat, Cosmo Moth, Gravi Rena, Stella Bee, or Nebula Mayura, all four pieces required.

## Fusion — Potara Earrings

Two Potara Earrings, worn or carried by two different players who stand within 3 blocks of each other, fuse them into a single warrior. The Right earring's wearer is the host and keeps their body; the Left earring's wearer becomes an invisible passenger, riding the host's camera and following them across dimensions — no floating duplicate bodies, no desynced hitboxes.

The fusion isn't a flat buff — each player's real power is read from their own transformation stats, and the fused warrior fights at genuinely combined strength: health, attack, speed, and the partner's armor all folded into the host. Health is shared, so fusing never gives a free heal, and if the fused body falls, both players fall with it. Pull an earring off any time to split back apart, and the state survives a crash or a badly-timed logout.

Wearing Trinkets? The earrings slot into dedicated ear slots. Without it, just carry them.

## Villager Kai & the Tournament of Power (we still using normal mobs as a placeholders for now)

Somewhere in your world, in some ordinary village, one villager is different. Villager Kai is the only "Strongest" villager to ever exist — one per world, permanently unkillable, and the sole source of the Potara Earrings.

He doesn't sell for emeralds. He deals exclusively in Ƶ (Zeni), and the only way to earn it is to fight for it:

- Intro Saga — a proving-ground gauntlet. Saibamen, Frieza's soldiers, the Ginyu Force and their captain, and finally Lord Frieza himself, riding in on a Golden Great Ape. Spare him instead of finishing him, and he might point you toward something worse.
- The Legendary Super Saiyan — track down and take on Broly. Nobody else has beaten him.

Win, and Kai finally has a reason to trade you his rarest prize.

## Compatibility

Currently supported:
- Fabric API or Forgified Fabric API or forge users (required)
- Ad Astra — planet-to-orbit launches, orbit dimensions
- Ad Astra: Extendra (if you gonna use ad astra and not cosmic horizon) — the dwarf planet chain
- Cosmic Horizon — auto-detected, takes over space travel entirely when present
- Trinkets — wear the Potara Earrings instead of just carrying them (required)
- Nastya's Miracle Stones Mod — space survival armor
- Forge-style power/transformation mods (run via a Forge-on-Fabric layer) exposing God Form and power stats — real values are used when present, sensible defaults kick in when they're not

AddedWhatIf

A Fabric mod built around one question: what if the things these mods almost let you do, actually worked? AddedWhatIf stitches together real interplanetary travel, space survival powered by your own ki, two players fusing into one warrior, and a villager stronger than anything else in the world.

Space Travel — Ad Astra & Cosmic Horizon

Fly above Y=750 on any known planet and you launch straight into orbit — no rocket menus, just altitude. From orbit, /orbit list shows where you can go next and /orbit travel <destination> takes you there, but only to an orbit that's actually adjacent in the solar system, and only while flying above Y=800. No teleporting from Mercury to Pluto in one jump.

The full chain runs Mercury → Venus → Earth (with a branch out to the Moon) → Mars → Ceres → Jupiter → Saturn → Uranus → Neptune → Pluto → Orcus → Quaoar → Haumea → Makemake → Gonggong → Eris → Sedna → Proxima Centauri b → Glacio, covering both Ad Astra and the extended dwarf-planet lineup from Ad Astra: Extendra.

If Cosmic Horizon is installed, AddedWhatIf steps back automatically. The /orbit command and the Ad Astra launch logic disable themselves, and flying above Y=750 instead drops you at a fixed arrival point inside Cosmic Horizon's own solar system — so the two travel systems never fight each other.

Surviving the Vacuum — God Ki

Space doesn't care how strong you are, unless you're strong enough. Players in a God transformation take zero vacuum, freeze, or drowning damage in any non-Overworld dimension, freeze buildup gets cleared, and fire resistance is refreshed automatically. Your ki output is your life support.

If you're not transformed yet, a full set of Nastya's Miracle Stones space armor works just as well — Galapace, Cosmo Bug, Astro Cat, Cosmo Moth, Gravi Rena, Stella Bee, or Nebula Mayura, all four pieces required.

Fusion — Potara Earrings

Two Potara Earrings, worn or carried by two different players who stand within 3 blocks of each other, fuse them into a single warrior. The Right earring's wearer is the host and keeps their body; the Left earring's wearer becomes an invisible passenger, riding the host's camera and following them across dimensions — no floating duplicate bodies, no desynced hitboxes.

The fusion isn't a flat buff — each player's real power is read from their own transformation stats, and the fused warrior fights at genuinely combined strength: health, attack, speed, and the partner's armor all folded into the host. Health is shared, so fusing never gives a free heal, and if the fused body falls, both players fall with it. Pull an earring off any time to split back apart, and the state survives a crash or a badly-timed logout.

Wearing Trinkets? The earrings slot into dedicated ear slots. Without it, just carry them.

Villager Kai & the Tournament of Power (we still using normal mobs as a placeholders for now)

Somewhere in your world, in some ordinary village, one villager is different. Villager Kai is the only "Strongest" villager to ever exist — one per world, permanently unkillable, and the sole source of the Potara Earrings.

He doesn't sell for emeralds. He deals exclusively in Ƶ (Zeni), and the only way to earn it is to fight for it:

• Intro Saga — a proving-ground gauntlet. Saibamen, Frieza's soldiers, the Ginyu Force and their captain, and finally Lord Frieza himself, riding in on a Golden Great Ape. Spare him instead of finishing him, and he might point you toward something worse.
• The Legendary Super Saiyan — track down and take on Broly. Nobody else has beaten him.

Win, and Kai finally has a reason to trade you his rarest prize.

Compatibility

Currently supported:

• Fabric API or Forgified Fabric API or forge users (required)
• Ad Astra — planet-to-orbit launches, orbit dimensions
• Ad Astra: Extendra (if you gonna use ad astra and not cosmic horizon) — the dwarf planet chain
• Cosmic Horizon — auto-detected, takes over space travel entirely when present
• Trinkets — wear the Potara Earrings instead of just carrying them (required)
• Nastya's Miracle Stones Mod — space survival armor
• Forge-style power/transformation mods (run via a Forge-on-Fabric layer) exposing God Form and power stats — real values are used when present, sensible defaults kick in when they're not