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Glitter and Shimmer
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Adds a plant that can be farmed and turned into different consumables that give positive status effects
Neoforge is a fork of the Minecraft Forge available for versions 1.20.1+ of Minecraft. Many Forge mods are compatible with Neoforge and vice versa.
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Adds the Glitter Star, a rare flower found in meadows and forest biomes. This flower carries some mystical properties. When turned into a mush, it gives you blindness and two new effects, Glitter Rush and Shimmer Sprint. By refining the mush further, you can either isolate a single effect into specific food items or turn them into potions for longer effect durations. But be careful, each time you get either a new effect, there's a chance that you'll contract Blue Fever, which causes you to take more damage, have a shortened reach, and a slower attack speed. You can get rid of Blue Fever by waiting for the effect to run out or reappling either Glitter Rush or Shimmer Sprint.
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