Enigmatic Legacy

The Acknowledgment:
The core and vessel of all knowledge, about this mod and beyond.

Accessories:
An amount of classical wearables, equippable in Curios slots. Their functionality is vast and versatile – some will aid you in combat, others can help when exploring, building or mining. And some are here for you alone to figure out what kind of use you can make out of them.

Armor, Tools and Weapons:
Mostly in an attempt to expand vanilla material progression beyond Netherite, the mod adds new tiers of gear, available even later, making endgame a bit more meaningful. There also are completely unique tools and weapons.

Advanced Brewing:
Enigmatic Legacy expands somewhat on vanilla potion brewing system (more details here). You can now create potions of ultimate power, which combine both powerful effect and long duration.

There are also two brand new potions: 

Other Stuff:
Some amout of simply useful items.

New Dungeon Loot:
Almost all existing dungeons got new stuff in their assortment, both from Enigmatic Legacy itself and from vanilla – to give additional purpose and fun to exploration of them.

Few Advancements:
Displaying your progress and achievements in the mod.

• Most of the things in the mod are pretty self-explanatory in terms of their purpose – all of them have Shift-tooltip precisely describing how they work.
• All slot types in Curios inventory, except Charms and Rings, are not accessible by default. They will be unlocked once you obtain any item of respective type, by either crafting it or finding somewhere in the world. You will receive special notification and related advancement once it happens.
• Spellstones are not craftable – you can only find them in various dungeons, respective to the element they represent (for instance, Blazing Core can be found in Nether Fortress).
• Since update 1.1.0, the mod has extensive config file with a lot of balancing options that allow you to set most of the items as powerful as you see fit, or disable some of them from being obtainable entirely if there's something you don't want having.
• Yes, I pretty much copied Axe of the Skulltaker from Forbidden Magic. It's distributed under WTFPL license, similarly to my creations, and besides – not that it was going to ever update to these versions of the game.

Q: Any chance this will be backported to 1.12?
A: Nop.

Q: Will there be any further support for 1.14.4/1.15.2/1.16.1/1.16.2 versions of the mod?
A: Nop.

Q: Can you please backport [whatever item/block/mechanic/feature] on versions for 1.14.4/1.15.2/1.16.1/1.16.2?
A: Nop.

Q: Fabric port?
A: I would be just as happy to reply with confident "nop", but things aren't so certain anymore. With the fate that befell Forge over latest years of it's development and all the issues that plague it across multiple Minecraft releases and somehow remain unaddressed to this day, Fabric may someday cut the gap and actually become a superior modloading API, as potential for that is clearly seen even now. I will have no regrets leaving the Forge behind then, but that day is yet come. In a while, I unfortunately cannot maintain two branches for different modloaders, as having to take care of just one already gives me enough headache – having the second one around would just drive me insane. For once guys, have mercy on me.

Q: Modpack permission?
A: If you want to use versions of mod released before 02.11.2020 – yep. Otherwise – also yep, just make sure your modpack checks out with paragraph 2 of 'Terms for Featuring, Redistribution, Copying and Modification' of The Copybruh License, I Advent which this mod is distrbuted under.

Q: Redistribution policy?
A: Read paragraph 2 of 'Terms for Featuring, Redistribution, Copying and Modification' of The Copybruh License, I Advent.

Q: How the hell you've moved from 1.7.10 straight to 1.14.4?
A: