Minecraft Too Easy? These Mods Are For You

  Welcome back, Brothers and Sisters! This blog post is about mods that make Minecraft harder. Whether Its by adding challenging mobs, changing bosses/adding bosses, or just debilitating you directly. So without further ado, here are the mods that make Notcraft harder:

1. Scape & Run: Parasites

Scape & Run: Parasites is one of the hardest mods I've ever played. It adds so much content, so I will only be covering a little here. This mod adds a new type of mob called parasites. This little things infect other creatures and can evolve into massive and powerful versions of themselves. You do have a way of defending yourself, since there are custom weapons you can get gathering the parasitic parts. Link.
                                                            A parasite named the "Rupter."

2. First Aid

If the normal eating heals your wounds sounds unrealistic, try this mod. It separates you hearts to different parts of your body, and when those body parts die, you can get bad effects or die. You also can't heal from having full hunger. Instead you need a bandage or some gauze in order to heal a part of the body. There is also a potion that allows you to ignore the effects from the broken arms and legs. Link.
                                                                What the GUI looks like

3. Ice & Fire: Dragons

Ice & Fire: Dragons, adds many different mythical creatures into the game, including dragons. These beasts add a unique challenge since they have unique attacks and dungeons. Level 1-3 dragons can be found in the wild, meaning there always a threat. Level 4 dragons are the most dangerous, though they only spawn in caves. There's also ways to tame some of the beasts and a entire material only accessible with this mod. Link.

                                                            A red dragon (around level 3)
That's it, brothers and sisters! I hope you try out these mods and figure out the right ones for you. Notcraft has so many different options for different playstyles. Check out my previous blog if you want exciting and original content for your Notcraft. And remember to stay tuned for my next blog post!

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