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Bring the deadly deserts of Arrakis to Minecraft — face sandworms, uncover treasures, and craft advanced materials.
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Experience the harsh and mysterious deserts of Arrakis within Minecraft.
This mod reimagines the Dune universe through original content designed to blend seamlessly with the base game — from giant creatures lurking under the sands to new tools, loot, and desert survival mechanics.
Main Features
Arrakis : A New Dimension
- In desert village, you can encounter CHOAM Merchant that will sell you 2 items to travel to Arrakis and back to the Overworld and Plastic Fibers for stillsuit.
- 2 Unique Biomes : Dune Desert & Rocksand Mountains
- Unique Tools craftable from Arrakis' dimensions blocks.
The Spice — The Essence of Arrakis
- The Spice is a powerful resource harvested from the desert sands (but be careful it can be unstable).
- The Spice system encourages exploration, survival, and experimentation in the deserts of your world.
- It serves multiple purposes within gameplay:
- Used to craft Spice Lamps, providing warm, glowing light.
- Acts as a fertilizer, enhancing crop growth in arid regions.
- Works as an efficient fuel source, capable of powering furnaces longer than coal.
- Can be used in food recipes, such as Spiced Carrots.
- A key ingredient in the Spice TNT, a volatile explosive with a distinct fiery effect.

The Sandworm
- A semi-passive creature that is endemic to Arrakis Dimension.
- Comes in three variants: Small, Middle, and Big.
- Produces distinct crawl sounds and interacts with the desert environment.

The Maula Pistol
- A custom weapon inspired by the technology of Arrakis.
- Functions like a bow but fires Maula Darts for quick, silent precision.
- Features unique firing sounds and balanced gameplay damage.
Plastic Fibers
- A new crafting material found in desert pyramids, and village chests.
- Used as a base component for advanced crafting recipes (e.g. equipment, gear, or future machinery).
- Become a true fremen with your stillsuit and crysknife.
- Can also be craft by certain desert objects in upcoming updates.

Plasteel Ore & Tools
- New plasteel ore generations in Arrakis Dimension.
- Used in crafting tools and weapons.

Desert Farming
- A new way to farm in the desert without water.
- Use spices as fertilizer and vanilla-carrot to grow your own new form of carrot.

Compatibility
- Fully functional in singleplayer and multiplayer environments.
- Built for Minecraft 1.21.1 (Forge) .
- Designed to remain lightweight and modular, ensuring compatibility with other biome or creature mods.
Upcoming Additions
- Improved Sandworm behaviors, animations & variants.
- Crafting method for Plastic Fibers.
- Fremen Sietch and encounters in Arrakis.
- New crops.
- Spice addiction & Humidity management.
- Drum Sand & Thumper to attract Sandworms.
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Developed by AntoineFlash.
Special thanks to the modding community for tools, documentation, and Forge support.
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