Jarijari

Gravel is not filler. Gravel is a lifestyle.

Jarijari Mod is a lovingly overbuilt, gloriously ridiculous content mod devoted to one thing: taking gravel much, much too seriously.

Build with it. Sleep on it. Befriend it. Fire it from a magical stick. Rain it from the sky. Then raise a throne of compressed gravel and challenge the Gravel King and his army.

Everything Is Better with Gravel

• Build with gravel: Add gravel stairs, compressed gravel, and freely placeable half- and quarter-blocks with vertical and waterlogged placement support.
• Sleep on gravel: Craft a fully functional gravel bed, dress it in any of Minecraft’s 16 wool colors, and remove its crunchy blanket again with shears.
• Wear the Uma Mask: Sneak while wearing it to reveal a magnificent smile—and make nearby Jarijari smile with you.
• Befriend the mysterious Jarijari: Discover its rare spawn item while digging gravel, heal it with gravel, and switch it between Follow, Wander, and Stay modes.
• Wield the Magical Gravel Stick: Consume gravel as ammunition and launch horse-faced gravel that buries ordinary mobs beneath conjured gravel.
• Unleash TJT: Trigger a TNT-class explosion followed by a shower of up to 48 gravel blocks from the sky.
• Challenge the Gravel King: Perform a gravel ritual to summon an animated army-commanding boss, complete with gravel magic and the Enraged Gravel Horse.
• Follow the path of gravel: Unlock dedicated advancements ranging from your first gravel creation to gravel regicide.

Summoning the Gravel King

Build a T shape from four Compressed Gravel blocks, then place an Uma Mask on each of the three blocks across the top.

If there is enough room, the difficulty is not Peaceful, and no other Gravel King already rules nearby, the ritual will begin.

Prepare yourself. A king never arrives alone.

Requirements

• Minecraft 1.21.1
• NeoForge 21.1.218 or later
• GeckoLib 4.9.2–4.x — required
• Install on both the client and server
• English and Japanese language support
• Configurable spawn rates, TJT behavior, terrain damage, entity limits, and more

A seriously made mod about a deeply unserious amount of gravel. Wonderful, isn’t it?