Unholy Mobs

Unholy Mobs can randomly empower some spawning hostile mobs with powerful variant types, making them significantly tougher.

Latest mod version: 1.2.1.

Currently Supported versions:

• Minecraft 1.19.2 — Forge
• Minecraft 1.20.1 — Forge
• Minecraft 1.21.1 — NeoForge

The mod must be installed on both client and serwer

The mod currently introduces four variants of special mobs:

1. Each higher tier includes all strengths of the previous ones and adds more on top. Power grows roughly exponentially between tiers.
2. Empowered mobs gain a particle aura and a prefix in their name, making them distinguishable from normal mobs.

Enhanced mobs receive:

• Increased health, damage, attack speed and movement speed
• Regeneration, resistance and knockback resistance
• On-hit debuffs applied to the player, such as Slowness, Weakness, Poison or Nausea
• Special behaviour for the strongest variants, like teleportation, periods of invisibility or sound reduction
• Increased damage for melee and projectile attacks
• Protection from damage caused by their own projectiles, potions and special explosions

Only Silent mobs can teleport, with a configurable cooldown and range. Invisibility and sound suppression are also exclusive to the Silent variant.

Improved loot for defeating Unholy mobs:

• Significantly more experience
• Extra items (ores, resources, rare materials)
• Enchanted books with low to high-level enchantments
• Special Variant Cores

Advancements & Kill Tracking:

• First-kill advancements available for all variants.
• Additional advancements track total Unholy mobs defeated at 10, 100, 2,500 and 10,000 kills.

Target Health Bar:

When the player aims at a Unholy mob, a target health bar appears at the top of the screen. It displays the mob's variant name and its current and maximum health.

The client configuration can disable the health bar, hide the variant name or display health as a percentage.

Unholy Mob Variants Modifiers:

Attributes:

Levels of Permanent Effects:

Unholy Creepers become powered and use variant-specific explosion radii: 4 for Insane, 7 for Extreme, 10 for Grandpa and 13 for Silent.

Explosions triggered by Unholy attack can damage but do not destroy terrain.

Random events:

Configuration & Commands:

Unholy Mobs provides an extensive configuration system.

Gameplay and server settings are stored in:

config/unholy_mobs-common.toml

The gameplay configuration allows server owners to customize:

• Natural spawn chances for every Unholy variant
• Health, melee damage, projectile damage, movement speed and attack-speed multipliers
• Armor, armor toughness, knockback resistance and additional damage
• Passive and on-hit effect levels, durations and probabilities
• Silent teleportation, invisibility and sound suppression
• Core conversion rules and eligible creatures
• Entity and dimension whitelists or blacklists
• Unholy Creeper properties
• Unholy Night and Silent Night chances, multipliers and behaviour
• Unholy Blade damage bonuses and held effects
• Loot availability, drop chances and quantity multipliers for every variant
• Additional experience and Variant Core drops
• Particle amounts, frequency and render distance

Client-side interface settings are stored in:

config/unholy_mobs-client.toml

They can also be changed directly through:

Mods → Unholy Mobs → Config

The in-game client configuration controls the target health bar, variant name visibility and whether health is displayed as exact values or as a percentage.

Gameplay settings are controlled by the server. When playing multiplayer, Unholy Blade tooltips automatically display the server's configured damage bonuses and effect levels.

Unholy Mobs allows you to adjust (besides config) Unholy Mobs spawn rates and chances for random events:

Using "/unholy_spawn_chance" command you can set/get/multiply the spawn chances of each variant:

• /unholy_spawn_chance <variant> set <percent> percent - sets the spawn chance to provided percentage.
• /unholy_spawn_chance <variant> multiply_times <multiplier> - multiplies current spawn chance for variant.
• /unholy_spawn_chance <variant> get - shows you current spawn chance of variant.
• /unholy_spawn_chance <variant> reset - restores the current configured default spawn chance.

Spawn command examples:

• /unholy_spawn_chance Insane set 4 percent
• /unholy_spawn_chance Extreme multiply_times 6
• /unholy_spawn_chance Silent get
• /unholy_spawn_chance Insane reset

Similarly using "/unholy_event_chance" command you can set/get/multiply the chance for specific event:

• /unholy_event_chance <Unholy_night|Silent_night> set <percent> percent - sets the event chance to the provided percentage.
• /unholy_event_chance <Unholy_night|Silent_night> multiply_times <multiplier> - multiplies the current event chance.
• /unholy_event_chance <Unholy_night|Silent_night> get - shows the current event chance.
• /unholy_event_chance <Unholy_night|Silent_night> reset - restores the current configured default event chance.

Event command examples:

• /unholy_event_chance Unholy_night set 5 percent
• /unholy_event_chance Silent_night multiply_times 2
• /unholy_event_chance Silent_night get
• /unholy_event_chance Silent_night reset

Items & Recipes:

Right-click a creature with a Variant Core to apply the matching Unholy variant. A Core cannot replace an existing UnholyType and is consumed after a successful conversion, unless the player is in Creative mode of course.

Unholy Blades deal special bonus damage to valid Unholy mobs:

• Netherite Insanity Breaker: +50% damage against Unholy mobs; grants Strength I while held.
• Netherite Extremeness Blade: +100% damage against Unholy mobs; grants Strength I while held.
• Netherite Elder Madness: +200% damage against Unholy mobs; grants Strength I while held.
• Netherite Hushed Blade: +400% damage against Unholy mobs; grants Strength I, Haste I while held.

"Unholy Mobs" is intended for players who want standard Minecraft to be more challenging and less predictable, especially in hardcore or harder difficulty settings.

Issues

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Unholy Mobs can randomly empower some spawning hostile mobs with powerful variant types, making them significantly tougher.

Latest mod version: 1.2.1.

Currently Supported versions:

• Minecraft 1.19.2 — Forge
• Minecraft 1.20.1 — Forge
• Minecraft 1.21.1 — NeoForge

The mod must be installed on both client and serwer

The mod currently introduces four variants of special mobs:

1. Each higher tier includes all strengths of the previous ones and adds more on top. Power grows roughly exponentially between tiers.
2. Empowered mobs gain a particle aura and a prefix in their name, making them distinguishable from normal mobs.

Enhanced mobs receive:

• Increased health, damage, attack speed and movement speed
• Regeneration, resistance and knockback resistance
• On-hit debuffs applied to the player, such as Slowness, Weakness, Poison or Nausea
• Special behaviour for the strongest variants, like teleportation, periods of invisibility or sound reduction
• Increased damage for melee and projectile attacks
• Protection from damage caused by their own projectiles, potions and special explosions

Only Silent mobs can teleport, with a configurable cooldown and range. Invisibility and sound suppression are also exclusive to the Silent variant.

Improved loot for defeating Unholy mobs:

• Significantly more experience
• Extra items (ores, resources, rare materials)
• Enchanted books with low to high-level enchantments
• Special Variant Cores

Advancements & Kill Tracking:

• First-kill advancements available for all variants.
• Additional advancements track total Unholy mobs defeated at 10, 100, 2,500 and 10,000 kills.

Target Health Bar:

When the player aims at a Unholy mob, a target health bar appears at the top of the screen. It displays the mob's variant name and its current and maximum health.

The client configuration can disable the health bar, hide the variant name or display health as a percentage.

Unholy Mob Variants Modifiers:

Attributes:

Levels of Permanent Effects:

Unholy Creepers become powered and use variant-specific explosion radii: 4 for Insane, 7 for Extreme, 10 for Grandpa and 13 for Silent.

Explosions triggered by Unholy attack can damage but do not destroy terrain.

Random events:

Configuration & Commands:

Unholy Mobs provides an extensive configuration system.

Gameplay and server settings are stored in:

config/unholy_mobs-common.toml

The gameplay configuration allows server owners to customize:

• Natural spawn chances for every Unholy variant
• Health, melee damage, projectile damage, movement speed and attack-speed multipliers
• Armor, armor toughness, knockback resistance and additional damage
• Passive and on-hit effect levels, durations and probabilities
• Silent teleportation, invisibility and sound suppression
• Core conversion rules and eligible creatures
• Entity and dimension whitelists or blacklists
• Unholy Creeper properties
• Unholy Night and Silent Night chances, multipliers and behaviour
• Unholy Blade damage bonuses and held effects
• Loot availability, drop chances and quantity multipliers for every variant
• Additional experience and Variant Core drops
• Particle amounts, frequency and render distance

Client-side interface settings are stored in:

config/unholy_mobs-client.toml

They can also be changed directly through:

Mods → Unholy Mobs → Config

The in-game client configuration controls the target health bar, variant name visibility and whether health is displayed as exact values or as a percentage.

Gameplay settings are controlled by the server. When playing multiplayer, Unholy Blade tooltips automatically display the server's configured damage bonuses and effect levels.

Unholy Mobs allows you to adjust (besides config) Unholy Mobs spawn rates and chances for random events:

Using "/unholy_spawn_chance" command you can set/get/multiply the spawn chances of each variant:

• /unholy_spawn_chance <variant> set <percent> percent - sets the spawn chance to provided percentage.
• /unholy_spawn_chance <variant> multiply_times <multiplier> - multiplies current spawn chance for variant.
• /unholy_spawn_chance <variant> get - shows you current spawn chance of variant.
• /unholy_spawn_chance <variant> reset - restores the current configured default spawn chance.

Spawn command examples:

• /unholy_spawn_chance Insane set 4 percent
• /unholy_spawn_chance Extreme multiply_times 6
• /unholy_spawn_chance Silent get
• /unholy_spawn_chance Insane reset

Similarly using "/unholy_event_chance" command you can set/get/multiply the chance for specific event:

• /unholy_event_chance <Unholy_night|Silent_night> set <percent> percent - sets the event chance to the provided percentage.
• /unholy_event_chance <Unholy_night|Silent_night> multiply_times <multiplier> - multiplies the current event chance.
• /unholy_event_chance <Unholy_night|Silent_night> get - shows the current event chance.
• /unholy_event_chance <Unholy_night|Silent_night> reset - restores the current configured default event chance.

Event command examples:

• /unholy_event_chance Unholy_night set 5 percent
• /unholy_event_chance Silent_night multiply_times 2
• /unholy_event_chance Silent_night get
• /unholy_event_chance Silent_night reset

Items & Recipes:

Right-click a creature with a Variant Core to apply the matching Unholy variant. A Core cannot replace an existing UnholyType and is consumed after a successful conversion, unless the player is in Creative mode of course.

Unholy Blades deal special bonus damage to valid Unholy mobs:

• Netherite Insanity Breaker: +50% damage against Unholy mobs; grants Strength I while held.
• Netherite Extremeness Blade: +100% damage against Unholy mobs; grants Strength I while held.
• Netherite Elder Madness: +200% damage against Unholy mobs; grants Strength I while held.
• Netherite Hushed Blade: +400% damage against Unholy mobs; grants Strength I, Haste I while held.

"Unholy Mobs" is intended for players who want standard Minecraft to be more challenging and less predictable, especially in hardcore or harder difficulty settings.