Book Wyrms

Description

Book Wyrms adds Book Wyrms to your forests, lizards that come in a variety of colors. You can herd them for their meat and colorful scales, using plain books to breed them. Most importantly, you can feed them unwanted enchanted books to recycle them into new random enchanted books.

Wyrms come in 7 colors, each with a different pool of enchantments they can provide:

• Gray, most common, can produce any enchantment
• Red, can produce enchantments for melee weapons like Swords
• Orange, can produce enchantments for ranged weapons, like Bows or Crossbows
• Green, can produce enchantments for tools, like Pickaxes or Shovels
• Blue, can produce enchantments for armor or Shields
• Teal, can produce enchantments for Fishing Rods and Tridents
• Purple, can produce enchantments for some misc modded items like Domestication Innovation's Collar Tag (if none are present, they will act as Grays)

Additionally, Wyrms have genes that can be improved (or worsened) and passed on to future generations. Use the Book Wyrm Analyzer to see these stats and breed them strategically to obtain your perfects specimens. The following stats can be meddled with:

• Enchanting level, determines how many levels the Wyrm needs to digest before making a new book (stronger enchantments are worth more levels) and how strong are the enchantments it can produce
• Digesting speed, determines how fast does the Wyrm digests books
• Indigestion chance, determines how likely the Wyrm is to have an indigestion and regurgitate some shredded paper and (magical) digestive fluids

While the boluses produced by indigestion may feel bad, they can be refed to recover part of the magic of the digested books, or made into Wyrmutagen. This substance will let you modify the stats of your Wyrm's offsprings to a much better degree, if you can make enough of it.

Spotlight (outdated textures):

Current mod compatibility:

• Any modded enchantment can be produced by Gray Wyrms, and also by the appropriate colored one if it's for a matching vanilla item (for example, Ars Nouveau's Mana Boost/Regen go on vanilla armor, and as such will automatically be added to the Blue pool if the mod is here)
• Guns Without Roses's guns go in the Orange pool
• Domestication Innovation's Collar Tag goes in the Purple pool
• Alex's Mobs's Straddleboard goes in the Purple pool
• Superior Shields's Shields go in the Purple pool
• Create's Potato Cannon goes in the Orange pool, Copper Backtank in the Blue pool
• I Wanna Skate's Skateboards go in the Purple pool
• If Farmer's Delight is present, you can slice Wyrm meat just like you can slice other meats, and the Stews will require the Cooking Pot to be made
• If Mekanism, Create, Thermal Expansion, or Integrated Dynamics is present, you can grind Scales into Dye using their machines
• If Botania is present, you can cycle through the Scales' color using a Mana Pool and the Alchemy Catalyst

Configuration:

• Natural spawns are done with a biome tag and a forge biome modifier, maybe a datapack/kubejs/crafttweaker can change them, let me know if that works
• Stats of wild Wyrms, the stat caps, and how effective are the various Wyrmutagens can be changed in the common config
• Enchantments that the various colored Wyrms can provide can be changed through the pool_<color> item tag (the enchantment pool is any enchantment that can be applied to at least one item in the tag, empty tag = default to all enchantments)
• If you get reported about a "Suspicious Chad Bolus", it means that there are no enchantments for a given color pool at a given enchanting level, check the configs for ways to mitigate if necessary (it shouldn't happen in vanilla with unconfigured values, might come up with higher enchanted values, modified pools, or unlucky mod compat with the purple pool)

What means Verified?

• Compatibility: The mod should be compatible with the latest version of Minecraft and be clearly labeled with its supported versions.
• Functionality: The mod should work as advertised and not cause any game-breaking bugs or crashes.
• Security: The mod should not contain any malicious code or attempts to steal personal information.
• Performance: The mod should not cause a significant decrease in the game's performance, such as by causing lag or reducing frame rates.
• Originality: The mod should be original and not a copy of someone else's work.
• Up-to-date: The mod should be regularly updated to fix bugs, improve performance, and maintain compatibility with the latest version of Minecraft.
• Support: The mod should have an active developer who provides support and troubleshooting assistance to users.
• License: The mod should be released under a clear and open source license that allows others to use, modify, and redistribute the code.
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How to Install