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Totem of Infinity Extended
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An unofficial port of the classic Totem of Infinity mod, bringing infinite totem mechanics to Minecraft 1.21.11.
Fabric is a mod loader for versions 1.14+ of Minecraft, particularly popular for client side and optimization mods.
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Totem of Infinity
This is an unofficial, updated port of the original Totem of Infinity mod, completely updated to support Minecraft 1.21.11 on the Fabric loader.
⚙️ Features Totem of Infinity turns the vanilla Totem of Undying into a reusable life-saver. Drop a Totem of Undying and an Infinity-enchanted book together on the ground, and they fuse into a single totem that keeps all the normal save-your-life effects — but never gets used up.
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Minecraft 1.21.11
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Fabric Loader
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Fabric API
📜 Credits All original credit for the concept and design goes to the original creator. You can find the original, older version of the mod here:
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