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Journey's Gate
1.20.1 Forge Light Modpack || Dynamic AI || Enhanced Blocks || Treechop & More
Cubed Meat -Netherless Edition
Zombies Baby. No nether or End for this one (Vanilla Based)
Cobblemon: Dimensions
This is a modpack that includes many mods about dimensions and quality of life functions, but you can't forget Cobblemon.
NULL --error-- nomoon
The end is approaching, and it will come for you too.
This is a medium sized modpack inspired by RLCraft
Cinnamon Twist
A nostalgic gameplay experience with unique twists and turns along the way.
Abaddon Mines
1.20.1 Forge heavily-modded Modpack || Technology || Extended World Height, Spiraling Caves || Performant
Untamed Odyssey
Adventure / RPG modpack with a focus on staying true to vanilla