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HumankindCurrency
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A simple and light-weight currency mod
Forge is a popular mod loader for versions 1.1+ of Minecraft.
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Sometimes currency mods aren't what you want. Let's say you don't like databased currencies, that knocks out about 90% of all currency mods on its own. Maybe you don't like how cash is too easy to craft, it's way too farmable.
Well on both fronts, HumankindCurrency has you covered. It's a light-weight, item-based currency mod with bills that go up in your easy-to-understand Minecraft intervals (1, 4, 16, 64, 256, 1024). It is also not too difficult to craft money, but is still not farmable. The mod does this by adding a new ore with the same rarity and spawn location as gold, liddium. Combine liddium, gold, and paper to make money.
Money mods aren't exactly useful without other people to use them with. Join HumankindMC, the server this mod was made for, today.
IP: node.binders.net:25567
Discord: https://discord.gg/NPt9jHbMaU
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