5 Best Minecraft Fabric Mods 5 Best Minecraft Fabric Mods IGN
There comes a time in every Minecrafter's journey when the game is somewhat boring So why not try to spice up your game with some exciting mods? As Fabric is a light version of Minecraft which allows mods to executed on both the server and client sides and is a great alternative to the well-known Forge mod loader. MINECRAFT SERVER LIST With many Fabric mods available, we reduced it to five most popular Minecraft Fabric mods that fulfill performance, challenges and the need for creativity.
Warn: Mods could cause files to become damaged if they're not installed correctly.
Check out our list of shortlists and let us know which Minecraft Mods for Fabric you like best now.
These can be downloaded by Fabric and CurseForge.
Fabric CurseForge
1. Origins
Origins Mod
Minecraft, the sandbox it is allows you to live out your fantasies. And whilst RP is possible in the base game, the Origins mod completely alters the way every new game playthrough is played. Origins is similar to other RPGs because you can choose a specific race you wish to play, which can alter the way you experience the game. With 11 options to choose from, you'll have plenty of choices to make each world feel fresh and challenging.
Here are some great examples:
The Arachnid allows you to climb any surface, making traversal infinitely easier. As an Arachnid you also apply cobwebs to enemies while fighting them. The drawback is that you'll have 3 fewer hearts and can only consume meat products.
Another is the Merling, which completely changes the game. You can breathe underwater, swim and mine extremely quick, and your vision is crystal clear whilst in the liquid. The downside? It's impossible to breathe on land. You'll need to carry water if you intend to travel underground or on land.
2. Blocks with Decorative Designs
Decorative Blocks Mod Menu
This mod is smaller in size however it can improve your building experience in numerous ways. Once installed, Decorative Blocks adds a second page to the menu in Creative (or new items to build in Survival) that focuses exclusively on objects or blocks that provide decorative appeal. From chandeliers to seating as well as lattices and support shelves, these objects will help make your home feel more like a home and can add a new dimension to your imagination.
Modified Decorative Blocks in Minecraft
3. Dehydration
Dehydration Mod
For those hungry for an even tougher survival experience in Minecraft the Dehydration mod adds a Thirst meter to your HUD, allowing you to be required to regularly drink from sources of water (besides the oceans) to keep in good health. Not only does this enhance your immersion however, it also gives additional uses to more niche items such as water bottles.
4. Oh The Biomes You'll Go
Oh, The Biomes You'll See Mod Menu
The most massive mod on this list and also one of the biggest you'll ever see in Minecraft, Oh The Biomes You'll Go introduces a staggering 75 new biomes to the game. These biomes also bring new blocks, ores and items to the game. This is an excellent way to gain an increase in your Minecraft game.
Oh The Biomes You'll Go (Biomepedia) Items
A useful Biomepedia is also included when you are spawned in a new world. This will allow you to keep track of all the new biomes and the items they carry.
5. Mo' Structures
Mo' Structures Ruins
Another wonderful way to recapture the thrill of exploring the world of Minecraft Mo' Structures brings an impressive amount of new buildings to each and every biome, and includes new advancements that act as an additional benefit for those who are looking for completeness on the whole.
These can be wonderful locations to build your own camp, or use as accents to an adjacent build. From ruins to restaurants, and farms to retirement spots for villagers Who knows what you will find while traveling across the globe?
Mo" Structures Restaurant
Mo" Structures Retirement Structure
Downloadable here.
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