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The Ultimate Survival Adventure

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The Ultimate Survival Adventure

By Legundo

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Can you find all 12 eyes and unlock the end before dying?

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Welcome to the Ultimate Survival Adventure! 

This modpack takes almost 200 mods and puts them together to create a unique challenge: find the eyes before you run out of lives.

There are a ton of fantasy and magic mods added in to help you create a powerful spellbook and toolbelt to take on the many bosses guarding each of their eyes to stop you from reaching the end and beating the game. Use airships to cover the distance you'll need to explore, craft powerful items and weapons, grow whatever you want using magical farmland, and trade with villagers across the world - after freeing them from pillager occupation, of course.

This is the modpack used in my series of the same name! Check out the first episode below:

I'll update this pack as I continue to update the series, so if any new mods pop up - you'll see them here too! The only thing I didn't hard-code into the pack was the tree lives rule I'm holding myself to, mainly so people could have fun playing at their own pace.