TFC+ Land to Sea
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Lightly modded experience of TFC+
Designed to be difficult and challenging for experienced players, often with many hours of gameplay.
Forge is a popular mod loader for versions 1.1+ of Minecraft.
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TFC+ Land to Sea is a TFC+ modpack with minimal mods.
The only major mods added are: TFC+ Cellars & Small Boats.
Cellars enables players to live in hotter climates with more manageable decay on food.
(Please see the TFC+ Cellars mod for instructions on how to use the mod.)
Small Boats adds three small sailing ships with internal storage: the Punt, the Whitehall, and the Hoy.
Default key to open ship inventory is "n".
Other than that, all other mods are quality of life tweaks: Waila, NEI, inventory tweaks, harvestability, etc.
If you are new to TFC+ check out the STONE AGE GUIDE on the TFC+ wiki!
It is also recommended that you install Optifine if your frame-rate is poor.
Survive the elements, tame the wilderness, and set sail!

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