Mod List

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The Mod List is the complete set of mods that make up Fear Nightfall, a horror-themed modpack for Minecraft 1.21.1 on NeoForge. The pack is built on about 130 mods across the client and the server. Most of them add content, such as mobs, structures, biomes, food or magic. Others change how the game runs, add libraries that other mods need, or adjust the client's display. Each mod's own article explains what it adds and how it plays. This page shows which mods are installed, at what version, and what role each one has in the pack.

A player who wants to know where a feature comes from can find the responsible mod here and follow its link. The pack is not a plain collection of the upstream mods. Several of them were changed, merged or disabled so that they work together. The Changes to Vanilla article and the sections below summarise those changes.

Contents

Installation and sides

Each mod is marked as both (needed on the server and the client), server (installed only on the server, with no effect on the client) or client (installed only on the player's game, for display or performance). A server-only mod adds nothing that a client must load, so a client can join without it. Clients must run every mod marked both, using the same mod files as the server, to connect.

Immersive Lanterns is the notable exception to the server-only rule in the other direction: its client version needs Sodium Dynamic Lights, which does not work with the pack's Sodium version, so clients join without it. The shader mods are optional on the client and are not needed to play.

Versions are the ones the pack ships. Where a mod's newest release does not run on NeoForge 1.21.1, the pack uses an older build, as with Structory: Towers.

Core content mods

Mod Version Side Role
Born in Chaos 1.7.6 both Horror mobs, items and surface structures across most Overworld biomes
The Graveyard 1.0.1 both Graveyards, crypts, undead and illager mobs, and the Lich boss
Sleepy Hollows (mod) 1.1.1 both Sleepy Hollows biome, Headless Horseman and the Sanity meter
The Hordes 1.6.3f both Timed undead invasions and the infection system
Mutant Monsters v21.1.1 both Boss-scale mutant versions of vanilla mobs
Sons of Sins 2.2.1.d both Flesh and organ themed hostile creatures and foods
Iron's Spells 'n Spellbooks 3.16.3 both Spell schools, spellbooks, the Arcane Anvil and magic gear
Hexerei 0.5.0.3 both Witch magic, potions, companion mobs and witch structures
Jaden's Nether Expansion 2.4.1 both Nether overhaul with new mobs, firearms and wood
Golem Overhaul 1.1.1 both Nine new golem mobs
Critters and Companions 2.7.0 both About 17 Overworld creatures, many of them tameable
Aquaculture 2.7.21 both Fishing, 29 fish species, the Tackle Box and the Neptunium tier
Aquaculture Delight 1.2.0 both Fish dishes and cooking recipes for Aquaculture fish
Tide 2.1.1 both Fishing overhaul with about 102 fish and bait
Butchery 5.3.1 both Carcass blocks, hanging, bleeding and cutting of mob meat
Corpse 1.1.13 both Stores a dead player's inventory in a corpse at the place of death
Charm of Undying 9.1.0 both Lets a Totem of Undying work from a Curios charm slot
Refurbished Furniture 1.0.22 both Furniture, appliances, a mail system and a television
Handcrafted 4.0.3 both About 267 furniture and decoration blocks
Beautify 2.0.2 both Vanilla-styled furniture, lamps and the Botanist villager
Farmer's Delight 1.3.4 both Cooking pot, cutting boards, crops and a large food set
Supplementaries 3.9.9 both Several hundred decorative and functional blocks, tools and weapons
Bartering Station v21.1.0 both Block that automates piglin bartering
Traveler's Backpack 10.1.39 both Wearable backpacks, sleeping bags and upgrades
Carry On 2.2.6 both Pick up and move blocks, entities and players
Hearths 1.0.5 both Nether terrain and Hearths Nether Towers
Enchantment Descriptions 21.1.11 both Adds a description line to each enchantment tooltip
Easy Magic 21.1.4 both Enchanting table keeps its items, with an optional reroll and chiseled bookshelves
Easy Anvils 21.1.0 both Two-slot anvils, free renaming and a lower break chance
Polymorph 1.1.0 both Lets the player choose among matching recipe results

Structures

The pack's structures come from several mods. They are placed by the shared structure libraries listed in Technical and Library Mods, and the pack sets how often each one generates. See Structures for the structures themselves.

Mod Version Side Role
Dungeons and Taverns v4.4.4 both Taverns, crypts, ruins, illager manors, trial monuments and End castles
Towns and Towers 1.13.11 both About 25 village and about 30 outpost variants
ChoiceTheorem's Overhauled Village 3.6.3 server Biome-themed village and outpost builds
Villages&Pillages 2.0.0 both Witch village and other village additions
Luki's Grand Capitals (mod) 1.1.3 both Rebuilt villages, a pillager outpost and a swamp witch hut
Moog's Structures Voyager 5.1.3, Nether 3.1.1, Soaring 2.2.0 both About 190 structure sets across the Overworld, Nether, End and sky islands
Formations 1.0.5b and 1.0.5c server Surface and Nether ruins, camps, towers and rock formations
Structory: Towers 1.0.10 both Biome-themed towers
AdoraBuild: Structures 2.11.0 both About 100 houses, temples, ships, tree houses and End builds
Explorify 1.6.5 both Small vanilla-style structures in all dimensions
YUNG's Better Structures 1.21.1 builds mixed Rebuilt desert temples, dungeons, jungle temples, mineshafts, Nether fortresses, ocean monuments, strongholds and witch huts, plus bridges and extras
Sparse Structures 3.0 both Sets the spacing of structures, tuned for each set

Biomes and terrain

Mod Version Side Role
Terralith 2.6.2 both About 95 overworld, cave and sky biomes
Regions Unexplored 0.6.2 both About 64 biomes and about 200 blocks
Biomes O' Plenty 21.1.0.14 both 69 biomes, many new blocks and some hazardous plants
Geophilic 3.7 both Rewrites 29 vanilla Overworld biomes with new vegetation and rocks
YUNG's Cave Biomes 3.1.1 both Frosted Caves and Lost Caves underground biomes
Stony Cliffs Are Cool 1.1.2 both Stone cliff patches in dirt-covered terrain
FNF Biome Table (fnfbiomes) 1.0 both Custom mod that sets how often each biome is chosen (see Pack changes)

Mob behaviour, performance and utility

Mod Version Side Role
AI-Improvements 0.5.3 server Lowers the processing cost of some mob AI
What Are They Up To 1.2.7 both Changes to how mobs and players react to each other
Lootr 1.11.38 both Gives each player their own copy of world-generated loot
Nature's Compass 3.4.0 both Biome-finding item; its recipe uses diamonds (see Removed and changed mods)
Clumps 19.0.0.1 both Merges experience orbs into clumps that repair gear with Mending
Leaves Be Gone v21.1.1 server Leaves decay quickly after their log is removed
HT's TreeChop 0.19.3 both Chops whole trees at once
Snow! Real Magic! 12.2.3 both Rewrites snow layers, ice and precipitation
Immersive Lanterns 1.0.6 server Lets the player wear a lantern on the belt
ModernFix, Chunky, C2ME, Lithium, Alternate Current, Ksyxis, ScalableLux, Neruina, spark, Structure Layout Optimizer various mostly both Performance and server-tuning mods, described in Technical and Library Mods

Libraries and dependencies

Many mods above need other mods to run. These libraries are installed automatically and have no gameplay of their own. Examples are Architectury API, Curios API, GeckoLib, Lithostitched, Moonlight, TerraBlender, Cristel Lib and Moog's Structure Lib. Technical and Library Mods describes each one.

Client-only mods

These mods run only on the player's game. They change display, performance or controls, and they do not affect what the server generates.

  • Sodium 0.8.13, Iris and Complementary Reimagined: the rendering engine and optional shader support. Shaders are off by default and are selected in Video Settings.
  • Entity Culling, More Culling, Dynamic FPS and ImmediatelyFast: rendering performance.
  • Better Advancements, Not Enough Animations, Overflowing Bars, Falling Leaves, Mindful Darkness, Mouse Tweaks and YUNG's Menu Tweaks: interface and visual tweaks.

Sodium Dynamic Lights and Sodium Options API are not installed. Both use Sodium classes that are not in version 0.8.13, so the client would not start with them.

Removed and changed mods

  • Boat Break Fix is not installed. Its jar was a 2022 build for an older Minecraft version and never loaded.
  • Sodium Dynamic Lights, Sodium Options API and Reese's Sodium Options are not installed, for the reasons above.
  • Nature's Compass uses a changed recipe: diamonds replace the saplings in the corners.
  • Immersive Lanterns is kept on the server only.

Pack changes

The pack changes the mods' behaviour where they conflict, and it adds its own data and configuration. The main changes are these:

  • Biome distribution. The custom fnfbiomes mod chooses each biome from every biome that the climate allows at that spot, weighted so that no single mod dominates. In measured land coverage, Terralith is about 31%, Regions Unexplored about 28%, Biomes O' Plenty about 25% and vanilla biomes about 15%. See Biomes and World Generation.
  • Structure coexistence. Villages, pillager outposts and witch huts from several mods are valid in the same biomes, and the game picks one of them for each spot, so they do not stack on one location. An overlap guard removes surface structures that would intersect a larger one. See Structures.
  • Structure density. Sparse Structures reduces the number of ordinary structures and raises the number of horror structures. See Horror and Spooky Content.
  • Loot. Structure chests have added loot, and the containers that generate in the world are Lootr containers, so each player has their own copy. See Loot and Chests.
  • Fixes. Bytecode patches and data fixes were applied to several mods to stop crashes, worldgen races and broken advancements. Changes to Vanilla covers the gameplay changes.
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