Blockemon

Description

Item-based creatures you can carry around with you in your inventory or collect & store away.

Getting Started:

1. Craft a Transforming Ball and throw it at either a Pig, Sheep, Spider or Slime, to obtain your starting Blockemon.

2. Craft and Place Monster Seed onto a Grass Block and wait for it to grow. (This can take a while, a long while, so you might want to plant 8 to 16)

3. Craft Monster Balls for Catching Blockemon in Battles. (You can only Catch Blockemon when Their HP is below 75%)

4. You can Start Battles when right-clicking a Fully grown Monster Crop. After that, your basically good to go.

5. If battling Level 1 to 10 Blockmon gets to easy. Start Crafting Hell Monster Seed for Lv.10 to 20, then End Monster Seed for Lv.60 to 80.

Stuff to note:

- When Catching a Blockemon, theres a 1 in 50 chance that it will be tagged as 'Shiny'

- Each Plant tier has a Rare creature that has a 1 in 30 chance to appear

- Placing white wool under the Healing station mutes it.

- There isn't a Pokedex, but you are able to see your catches in achievement (You'll get an Epic Achievement for catching them all)

- Normal Monster Seed needs to be planted on Grass

- Hell Monster Seed needs to be planted on Soul Sand

- End Monster Seed needs to be planted on Endstone

- When Initiating Battle, The Monster Crops will automatically Replant.

- Gym Leaders are summoned with a Rift Blocking using Letters (there are 3 as of now)

Modpack?
- Feel free to use this mod in your modpack, no credit needed.

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How to Install