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This mod focuses more on environmental corruption than on mobs! So if you feel the corruption spreads way too fast, feel free to customize it to your liking in the settings!
The Carboniferous Period contributed enormously to the rise of our civilization. Vast plant life flourished and left behind enormous coal deposits. Oxygen levels exceeded 30%, giant insects roamed the land, and flying creatures truly took to the skies for the first time...
Yet the true forms and behaviors of Carboniferous plants and animals are still largely unknown, and many mysteries remain.
This infection mod was born from those daydreams.
In this mod, ancient plants join forces to bring the Earth back under their rule. They study modern creatures and plants, then make full use of them to expand their territory.
Of course, you’re not defenseless. Do your own research, build devices that stop the spread of spores, and turn their own creations against them to hold back the invasion!
...Or you could abandon humanity and join their side.
[Note: This mod is currently in development!]
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Thank you so much for reading this far!
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About 300 million years ago, there was an age when giant ferns and tree-like plants covered the land. But as the Earth cooled, they died out. Their immense remains and spores were buried deep underground. Over long ages, they turned into the substance that would one day support civilization.
Yet one single spore sprouted in a strange space. It was dim there. The only light came from glowing rocks growing far overhead. Every root and spore that spread from that one plant was connected, and as a single consciousness, they spent two hundred million years covering the whole space.
In a world without enemies, the plants unconsciously recreated their old home, the vegetation of the Carboniferous, and built the world of the past anew. In time, that work became a power inside them: the power to create new plants.
The plants learned many things:
Knowing this, the plants turned their thoughts to the surface, the world where their kin had once flourished at the height of their glory. That world, they believed, was rightfully theirs.
After so many hundreds of millions of years, the surface must now have creatures that had gained intelligence just as they had. Expecting to fight them, the plants began to prepare. First, they stored up huge amounts of energy and created spores that could sprout in any environment. Next, they tried to create beings that could move. But for plants that had never known movement, this was an enormous challenge. After long trial and error, they found their answer: borrowing the bodies of surface creatures. In other words, parasitism.
Then, over tens of millions of years, the roots and spores crept slowly toward the surface along the ley lines. They hid in the coal seams where the remains of their kin lay sleeping. On the day their preparations were complete, the plants split the earth open like sprouting seeds and began their invasion of the surface