Neolithic

Description

Return to prehistoric times. Utilize grass to craft dry grass traps, craft new weapons and bone tools, capture fish in fish traps, use ritual to speed up crop growth and explore the remnants of prehistoric life in caves.

• Bone Tools - Share similarities with stone tools
• Stone Spear - Can be thrown like a Trident, but it's significantly weaker, and it can be enchanted like a sword
• Club - Large weapon that is powerful but takes a long time to reuse
• Fish Trap - Randomly generates fish every quarter to half of a Minecraft day when placed in water
• Cave Paintings - Generate in the world on stone at a height from 32 to 112. Use Brush to pick up painting as item
• Skull - Generate in the world on stone at a height from 32 to 112
• Ritual Pedestal - After performing the ritual, crop growth within a 4-chunk radius accelerates by 25%. The ritual lasts for 7 Minecraft days, then it must be renewed
• Dry Grass - Any entity will sink through the block

Crafting:

How to start ritual:

Place ritual pedestal.
Place any two full blocks on the north, south, east, and west sides, each two blocks away from the pedestal.
On each block from step two, place any cave painting facing towards the pedestal.
Take an emerald and click it on the pedestal.
The ritual is in progress if you can see particles from the paintings going into the pedestal.
The ritual concludes with a lightning strike on the pedestal.
The ritual remains active for 7 days after its completion, and particles appear around the pedestal.

Showcase:

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