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Tenebris: Lost Not Forgotten

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Tenebris: Lost Not Forgotten

By Lucky474

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Tenebris is an exploration RPG where the main line of progression is your gear.

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"There's a saying in this age of chaos. Lost, not forgotten"

Simply put, Tenebris is a Modpack that Incorporates Epic Fight, Apotheosis, and Iron's Spells and spellbooks, a bunch of exploration mods, expansions, and makes them compatable and a cohesive experience. Explore tons of new generated structures, both small and large, find (or craft) new equipment, and slay new bosses added by Alex's Caves and Cataclysm. 

The means of progression are a winding branch of opportunities. The design of this modpack was to allow complete and total progression by simply exploring the world. You can also craft some of the weapons added into this modpack, some REQUIRE crafting whilst others can ONLY be found by exploration. I want players to interact with every corner of the game and have a reason to...or don't, it's up to you. 

There's a whole lot of other things I could go into but if you like the sound of it already, then there's no harm in giving the modpack a shot.