Some mod suggestions I have

[intergrav]

Here are a few mod suggestions I have for the pack.

• https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/hexcasting - Adds stack-based programmable spellcasting, inspired by Psi.
• https://modrinth.com/mod/gravity-api - For hexcasting
• https://modrinth.com/mod/towers-of-the-wild-additions - Adds towers to the nether and end, inspired by Breath of the Wild. These towers each have waystones which would be a nice little addition.
• https://modrinth.com/mod/earthbounds - Adds a few mobs and features to caves.
• https://modrinth.com/mod/neutrino - Light, quality of Life mod for Minecraft, inspired by TCC & Quark.
• https://modrinth.com/mod/bosses-of-mass-destruction - Adds a few boss fights to Minecraft (alpha, may break things)
• https://modrinth.com/mod/combat-roll - Lets you roll

[Gaming32]

My opinions:

• Hexcasting — I agree
• Gravity API — I agree
• Towers of the Wild: Additions — Only if it's compatible with Amplified Nether
• Earthbounds — No opinion yet
• Neutrino — Sure, why not
• Bosses of Mass Destruction — Sure, why not
• Combat Roll — Enchancement already has this, in the form of an enchantment (on leggings iirc)

[Gaming32]

• Earthbounds — I agree

I also suggest Friends & Foes, which adds mobs that lost the mob votes.

[HyperSoop]

Though I heavily stand for minimizing the amount of minor content mods. If a mod just adds a few mobs or items or mobs the player isn't gonna be using or seeing or thinking about 95% of the time, it's not worth it. For each mod added, there is more instability, perfomance issues, clutter and confusion, which is not really worth it.

I'll say it straight, i don't want it to become a generic "modpack" with 500 mods which is barely possible to run and especially hard to understand for a new player. Those small things can add up, and I prefer to prevent the problem before it even occurs.

[Gaming32]

Neutrino adds rats, which would conflict with Rat's Mischief.