Crimson

Crimson is a Minecraft mod focused on dark ritual progression, blood-based materials, player consequences, ghost mechanics, ritual weapons, and multiplayer conflict systems.

The mod adds rituals, special player states, death-related mechanics, new materials, ritual blocks, decorative blocks, and weapons that connect into one progression system.

Learning the Mod

Blood Encyclopedia

Crimson is intentionally not fully explained on this page.

To learn how rituals work, what items are used for, how progression functions, and how to access the mod's deeper systems, you will need to play with the mod and obtain the Blood Encyclopedia in-game.

The Blood Encyclopedia is the main source of information for Crimson.

Weapons

Harvesting Scythe

A heavy ritual weapon tied to Crimson's special drops.

Bloodrend Greatsword

A slow, heavy weapon built around reach, knockback, and powerful committed attacks.

Special enchantment:

Vigil: Allows the wielder to guard against frontal attacks and prepare a stronger follow-up strike.

Bloodrend Glaive

A reach weapon built around spacing, chained hits, and pressure.

Special enchantment:

Vigil: Rewards committed attacks with movement buffs and allows you to trade damage for agility on the go.

IMPORTANT

Mod State

Crimson is currently in Beta. The mod is fully playable in survival and creative, with no known major issues, but long-term multiplayer testing is still ongoing. Future updates may include balance adjustments, bug fixes, and polish based on feedback I get from the people I test with.

License Information

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