Bit Moar Ores

Description

Bit Moar Ores - 1.7.10-1.12.2

The concept is simple, it's just a mod that adds a little more ores to the game.

New ores:

Carogen Ore - Common ore used to make the mining helmet, drops carogen dust

Violontite Ore - Very rare ore used to make powerful tools, drops violontite

Magma Ore - Uncommon ore used to make the magma boots, used to protect from fire damage, drops magma ingots

Ender Ore - Rare ore that cures the annoyance of trying to find endermen, drops ender pearls

Items:

Mining Helmet - Made using carogen, gives you more mining speed and night vision, cures the issue of trying to find coal for torches!)

Violontite Nugget - A useless item, but can be used to craft violontite cookies

Violontite Cookie - Increases your speed slightly

Violontite Tools - Swords, pickaxes, and axes (Shovels and hoes skipped; Shovels will mine blocks too fast, and hoes would be obsolete)

Dried Magma - Used to make dried magma blocks, can be crafted with a water bucket to make lava buckets

Magma Boots - Grants full fire resistance

Recipes: 

(I forgot to add Violontite Armor in the recipe images, but they can be crafted like the other armor.)

This mod was made using the help of MCreator, a software used to create Minecraft mods easily. Download it here: https://mcreator.net/download

What means Verified?

• Compatibility: The mod should be compatible with the latest version of Minecraft and be clearly labeled with its supported versions.
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How to Install