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Masxe's Additions
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a mod which adds a plethora of items, mobs and structures to the game
A mod made using MCreator, which is a tool for creating custom mods without programming knowledge.
Forge is a popular mod loader for versions 1.1+ of Minecraft.
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This mod requires geckolib to work. It was made and is still being developed in mcreator so keep that in mind when using this mod with others, especially terrain generation changing ones.



Masxe's Additions is a mod which adds a plethora of items, mobs and structures to the game, with none being absolutely game changing or changing vanilla mechanis
Not all biomes have new items or mobs, but they're planned to be added.
(Note that some of the features may be buggy, especially in multiplayer since this mod wasn't made with it in mind)
Currently the mod adds:
100 items & blocks
12 mobs
4 structures (not including variants)
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