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Fábrica de Galo: survival featuring technology, magic, and exploration. Build, automate, trade with players, and participate in events on a server with an economy, kits, and daily rewards.
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Fábrica de Galo
Fábrica de Galo is a survival modpack for Minecraft 1.21.1 with NeoForge, made for players who enjoy building, exploring, and taking on ambitious projects in a server with its own economy.
Automate your base with Create, Mekanism, Applied Energistics 2, and Modern Industrialization. Discover new challenges in The Aether and the Twilight Forest, explore magic with Ars Nouveau, and encounter a variety of creatures and structures. If building and decorating are more your style, the pack also includes furniture, decorative blocks, and building tools.
The server features land protection, kits, daily rewards, a shop, a player marketplace, reward crates, and a PvP arena. Play at your own pace: build, trade, explore, or dive into technology.
Fábrica de Galo is still in development. The economy, rewards, and server balance may change as the community grows.
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