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Cataclysm DeDust
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Edible boss dust drops from Cataclysm bosses. Eat them for effects, or overcharged variants for stronger buffs and permanent bonus hearts. Requires Cataclysm 3.0+ on NeoForge 1.21.1.
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DeDust is an addon for L_Ender's Cataclysm that adds edible boss dust with unique effects.
Boss Dust
When you kill a Cataclysm boss, it drops dust themed to that boss. Eat it for potion-like effects — regeneration, strength, fire resistance, and more depending on the boss. All dust can be eaten even at full hunger.
Covers all 8 bosses: Maledictus, Ancient Remnant, Ender Guardian, Scylla, Netherite Monstrosity, Ignis, The Leviathan, and The Harbinger.
Overcharged Boss Dust
Stronger versions with better effects. The first time you eat each overcharged variant, you gain +1 permanent max heart (up to 8 total, one per boss). Currently available in the creative tab only.
Advancements
- Eat your first boss dust
- Eat all 8 regular dusts
- Eat your first overcharged dust
- Eat all 8 overcharged dusts
Requirements
- Minecraft 1.21.1
- NeoForge
- L_Ender's Cataclysm 3.0+ (required)
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