AbyssalCraft

Hey fellow minecrafters! This is the page for my first official mod, AbyssalCraft.
(This page is slightly outdated, working on updating the content on it)

It is recommended to take a look at the config file before you start playing with the mod. Certain parts of the mod are perceived as "too destructive" by some, and there are a plethora of options to tune a lot of that.

Currently all plans on porting past 1.12.2 are on hold, and will remain so for the foreseeable future. At some point in the future there will be ports, but not now.

AbyssalCraft is a mod centered around exploration, but with a growing magic influence. Another thing that has been getting more focus is influences from the works of H.P Lovecraft, adding even more evil to that which is already in the mod.
Enough about that, let's dig into the mod! The first thing you need in order to get started is a Necronomicon, crafted like in the picture below:

Most (if not all) information about things from the mod can be found in the Necronomicon. Apart from being a guide book to the mod, the Necronomicon is also serves as a catalyst for performing rituals.
Going in a bit more on the mod, AbyssalCraft features a collection of dimensions known as The Abyss (the world of the dead, split into several layers, where each layer is a dimension). The dimensions (4 in total, whereas the fourth is a bit of an extension to the third) are:

• The Abyssal Wasteland (quite green, inhabited by various undead beings, among them the vanilla zombies and skeletons, then new mobs added in the mod).
• The Dreadlands (red, a place crawling with nameless mutated beings that may or may not have been a normal creature sometime in the past).
• Omothol (the realm of J'zahar, a dimension consisting of floating islands with a city built upon them, this is where you encounter the final boss).
• The Dark Realm (dark place beneath Omothol, populated by living shadows).

In order to reach the various dimensions, one must obtain Gateway Keys (items capable of placing down portals when used).

Apart from traveling between dimensions, there's also a pitch of magic, in the form of rituals consisting of an altar and pedestals which you place offerings on. There's several different types of rituals, among them rituals where you create items, rituals where you infuse items (turn one item into a different, or simply "upgrade" the item). There's also rituals where you can summon things (the first boss is summoned through such a ritual), and rituals where you can inflict potion effects on nearby entities. If you want to create your own type of ritual, there's an API for that, and if you simply want to add your own creation/infusion ritual, that can either be done through the API, or with MineTweaker (the add-on modAbyssalCraft Integration has MineTweaker compatibility).

In addition to the rituals, there's also a new form of energy used in order to perform the rituals. This energy is called Potential Energy, and can be obtained through a few methods (this is being expanded).
Along with all of this is also a lot of new blocks (among them 5 new types of stone, 15 new ores, 2 new types of trees), new items (among them 4 new materials to make tools and armor from, 8 new armor sets, a bunch of new food items).

Enough about quantities of things, the Overworld has also received new content, including 6 new biomes:

• The Darklands (more "evil" version of a forest/plains blend, purple/indigo grass, contains Darkstone and a new type of tree, Abyssalnite can be found here)
• Darklands Plains (plains version of the Darklands biome, has close to no trees)
• Darklands Forest (forest version of the Darklands biome, has a lot more trees)
• Darklands Highland (extreme hills version of the Darklands biome, more elevated terrain, not that many trees)
• Darklands Mountains (mountains composed of Darkstone)
• Coralium Infested Swamp (a teal/turquoise swamp, has Liquid Antimatter underground, along with the large quantity of Coralium, which is more common here than in ordinary swamps or other water-based biomes)

Since I haven't mentioned the mobs, let me go over a few of them. There's the Depths Ghoul and Abyssal Zombie(both undead, found in Darklands biomes, swamps, or very commonly in the Abyssal Wasteland), evil counterparts of vanilla animals (Pigs, Cows, Chickens), Living Shadows (Shadow Creature/Monster/Beast, each one stronger than the former), and Lesser Shoggoths (if you're familiar with the works of H.P Lovecraft, these are smaller versions of those amorphous horrors). That's all the mobs found in the Overworld, whereas some can be found in the dimensions.

This should cover most of the mod, the rest is up to you to discover (or you could just read about the majority of it in the Necronomicon). It should be noted that this is a Forge Mod, and requires Minecraft Forge to run. Oh yeah, the mod is also open source, and the source code can be found here.

This article in the AbyssalCraft wiki covers the basics of things to do once you've installed the mod. The same information can be found in the Necronomicon (which currently isn't mentioned in the article).

That should conclude all the features so far, I have a lot more I'm gonna add, and I don't mind suggestions
Check out the wiki for more info on the mod features! (it's currently not finished yet)

Go do the image tab for more pictures.

People who have donated (through Paypal or Patreon) to support the development of AbyssalCraft will be listed here:

Enfalas

Saice Shoop

Goshen

Minecreatr

Kendoshii

dirt_sword

Tedyhere

Matt Smith

Alex Elliott

LeoSaysNO

Zuniora

Gentlemangamer2015

Hopkinz

Jenni Mort

Jason Lewis

Simon.R.K

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