Heal Sleep
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Heal Sleep restores your health, hunger, and saturation after sleeping through the night. Only activates when night actually skips to morning. Lightweight and modpack-safe.
Forge is a popular mod loader for versions 1.1+ of Minecraft.
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Heal Sleep
Heal Sleep refreshes your character after a full night’s rest.
When you sleep and night skips to morning, the mod:
✔ Fully restores health
✔ Refills hunger
✔ Restores saturation
✔ (Optional) displays a wake-up message
The effect only triggers when the night actually passes, so it can’t be abused by hopping in bed during the day. This keeps gameplay balanced while still rewarding proper rest.
The mod is lightweight, server-safe, and designed to work smoothly in modpacks.
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Works in singleplayer and multiplayer
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No commands required
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No extra UI
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Minimal performance impact
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Compatible with Forge 1.20.1
Perfect for survival, RPG, and modded adventure packs where sleep should matter.
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