Lost Features for Minecraft

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Lost Features

A mod that complements Minecraft with various blocks and mobs, which the Mahjong developers ignored. All these new game elements were demonstrated in teasers, but never became part of the original game. But they managed to conquer the users’ hearts so much that they were still introduced into the game, though only as a mod.

Nature

New unique vegetation will appear in the world, which you could see in various teasers, but which was never added to the game.

First, these are large branching cacti. They can grow really huge in size, without losing their ability to kill anyone who approaches them too close.

A new kind of trees will also appear in the world – Baobab trees. You’ll see them randomly generated in the world. They have a rather unusual dark texture, and you can use their blocks for construction just like any other wood blocks.

Another nice addition – Termite Nests. They also randomly spawn around the world, in most cases preferring mixed forests. You can easily identify them by their peculiar particles. But be extremely careful if you decide to use them in construction for whatever reason, because termite nests multiply, turning neighboring blocks into themselves.

No one has ever found the Ancient City pleasant. But a new block – the Sculk Jaws – turns this dungeon into the most dangerous place. From above, the Sculk Jaws blocks look like jaws without teeth, and of course, you can distinguish them from other blocks, but the problem is that the Ancient City is an extremely dark place. Be doubly careful, because the Sculk Jaws instantly kill the player, the moment you step on them even if you travel wearing the iron armor.

Mobs

In terms of mobs, there won’t be any unexpected surprises. First, you could see all of them in those teasers, and second, the mod developers for a long time have been deeply focused on adding these very mobs, since they’ve become extremely popular with the public. But you can still find something interesting.

Golems

The mod adds two new golems to the game – the Copper and the Tuff ones. They are very nice, but extremely weak defenders. Indeed, they are rather cheap to craft – you’ll need a tuff block and a carved pumpkin for the tuff golem, and a copper block and a carved pumpkin – for the copper one. In addition to their main goal, the tuff golems can bring various dropped items to the player.

Moobloom

Aka the Flower Cow. A peaceful mob, gives milk without any additional effects. If you want, you can turn the Flower Cow into an ordinary one by simply doing it a haircut with scissors.

Ostrich

A cute, peaceful, and absolutely indifferent to the player. Gives a stock of 1 to 3 feathers as a drop.

Shell

A very unusual shell, resembling a giant octopus snapping its mouth. It’s dangerous, its bites hurt very much, and it doesn’t hesitate to attack first. Its health level isn’t particularly high – 15 hearts, but this doesn’t make it easier to beat, because you’ll have to fight it underwater, where your common weapons work by times worse. Drops fish after death.

Ice Mage

Mostly spawns mainly in Ice biomes. He’s useless in close combat and throws blocks of ice at the player or other mobs from afar. Blocks fly slowly, and the mage needs time to summon them, so this mob isn’t a particularly dangerous opponent. Moreover, his health level isn’t higher than that of the vanilla zombies.

Blaze King

You can find this mob in various mods and assemblies. Usually, it’s a tough and extremely dangerous boss, knocking the players out with fireballs and summoning ifrits. Here, it’s almost a cute mob, which is just a couple of hearts stronger than the vanilla ifrit. It’s absolutely easy to fight him if you know how to tackle those vanilla ifrits.

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