I do heartily recommend doing that if you hate mob griefing though. The only reason I haven’t turned off mob griefing yet is laziness looking for it in the configs. The second was having some precious machines blown up while sitting at home base reading through one of the many magic mod books trying to figure out what to do next. The first was a case of getting blown up before even getting a bed set up and losing the bed and iterim chest contents while spawning somewhere else. And I’ll confess, the griefing capacity of certain augmented creepers has prompted at least one world ragequit and entire new world restart, plus a reinstall from AromaBackup. Phantoms walk right through most walls, and are fairly impervious to ranged projectiles, so your only inkling that one is coming by to murderize you is its hoarse whispering chant of “kill kill kill…”Ĭhupacabras are certainly not rare legends here. Grues lurk in the dark making horrendous noises. Lycanites Mobs is used in conjunction to populate this subterranean world with a host of fairly terrifying entities (especially when encountered for the first time.) There’s even a hell cave biome made up of netherbrick (which you will need, since there’s no crossing over to the Nether when you’re jailed in Caveworld.) Grass blocks and vines provide a slightly more varied cave experience than the standard vanilla Minecraft cave. This jail dimension is one of its core strengths and unique features, utilizing the Caveworld mod to create a sprawling nested network of tunnels, caves and scarily deep ravines that also have their own separate biomes, so forest caves, swamp caves, plains caves, mesa caves of hardened clay, etc.

In it, you take on the role of -the- dark mage responsible for tainting the world of the Hubris modpack (also by the same mod creator) who has now been banished to an entirely subterranean jail dimension. The past week’s singleplayer poison of choice has been the Banished modpack for Minecraft.

Banished achievements with mods