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The Shadow of Herobrine
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A classic stalker based on old creepypastas
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This mod adds a new stalker entity based on old herobrine legends. You'll know he's there because of the redstone torches and leafless trees. The mod focuses on being subtle and simple, so you may not see him for a while. This mod is not made for a simple, 2 day playthrough, and is best used over the course of multiple days.
Signs he'll leave in your world:
- Barren Forest - The barren forests are a bunch of leafless trees in a group.
- Corrupted Tree - Trees may spawn with redstone torches on the sides of them
- Lonely Torches - Redstone torches that will randomly generate throughout the world
His Behaviour:
He will always spawn a large distance from the player. He will watch the player from where ever he is, and will quickly vanish if necessary. When the player gets too close, he will run out of sight, only to return later. If you can't find him, just know that he has found you.
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