Element Gems (Velathryn)

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Element Gems (Velathryn)

By Jamjam1312_

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There are 6 Gems and Gem structures. The Gems give you powers: Fire, Water, Stone, Air, Shadow, Amber.

Mod Loaders
Minecraft
26.2
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Description

Velathryn: Relics of the Six is an extensive Fabric mod for multiplayer, SMP, and PvP servers.

Six powerful relics can be found throughout the world: Water, Fire, Air, Stone, Amber, and Shadow. Each relic has its own passive powers, attacks, special abilities, glowing textures, and a matching combat arena. The Gems can also be combined with Netherite swords and armor, or fused into powerful dual swords.

Amber allows you to absorb the powers of various creatures and use them later. Repeatable arenas, escalating monster waves, persistent progress, relic compasses, and numerous admin commands make the mod especially suited for long-term SMP projects.

Key Features

  • Six unique elemental Gems
  • Unique passive and active abilities
  • Elemental Netherite swords
  • Dual swords made from two different Gems
  • Dynamically glowing relic armor
  • Amber powers from various creatures
  • Repeatable combat arenas and boss waves
  • Multiplayer and server-authoritative system
  • Compasses for locating relic structures
  • Support for Iris and emissive shaders
  • Foundation for future seasons
  • Versions for Minecraft 1.21.11 and 26.2

Velathryn was developed by JamJam1312 and programmed, designed, and expanded with the help of artificial intelligence, specifically OpenAI Codex/ChatGPT. The ideas, decisions, game mechanics, and creative direction come from JamJam1312.

The mod is still under active development. Criticism, suggestions for improvement, bug reports, and new ideas are explicitly welcome. I'm happy to engage with constructive criticism and try to implement reasonable requests in future versions.