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The Abandoned Layer
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Cool little idea inspired by a TikTok I saw, the original idea (I think) is: Kane Carter's Minecraft: Ghosts & Graves.
Forge is a popular mod loader for versions 1.1+ of Minecraft.
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I saw something about "Found Minecraft layer!!!" and it was basically a soul infested soul sand biome and I thought it was cool so I made a mod similar to it! Credit: Kane Carter (I think). The original idea was "Minecraft: Ghosts&Graves" and I built off of it and made my own mod to further enhance my MCreator skills as I am NOT ready to take on text code of Forge modding. 😭
So far this mod has 3 mobs, 2 of which are hostile, one is neutral, a new dimension which is very pale which is intended as to give a eerie vibe, and I plan to add items that will be enhancing combat, new blocks which are interesting to build with, and two new structures that lead you to and out of the new dimension.
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