Monster Origins v1.1.0 — first official release

Four origins for Origins: Arachne, Medusa, Harpy, and Mermaid. This is the first tagged release, so the notes below cover the mod's full feature set rather than a diff against a previous version.

Arachne — fragile, fast, venomous

• Climbs any surface 1.65x faster than normal, crafts and traverses cobwebs freely, carnivore diet,
• poison immune.
• Dangerous creatures glow once spotted. Every arthropod (spiders, cave spiders, silverfish,
• endermites) is friendly until attacked.
• +35% base movement speed. 85% height/width. 6 hearts, light natural armor.
• Attacks poison for 10 seconds (undead immune). Scuttle (secondary key): a 4 second Speed IV
• burst, 15 second cooldown, burns food fast while active.
• No fall damage under 10 blocks; 52% damage above that.
• Weak to water and fire. Naturally sheds silk.
• Fang / Venomfang / Widowfang: a three tier dagger line with its own hand drawn icon, tiered
• Poison/Bleed/Wither on hit, upgraded iron → diamond (crafting table) → netherite (smithing
• table).
• Silk Net Shooter: a throwable web trap weapon.

Medusa — tanky, dreadful, slow

• 12 hearts, 8 armor, carnivore diet, permanent night vision, immune to fall damage, immune to her
• own Slowness/Mining Fatigue.
• Petrifying Bite: unarmed or Petrifying Trident hits briefly turn the target to stone.
• Stone Gaze: nearby hostiles (and iron golems) are periodically petrified just for getting
• close. Stone Gaze Burst (secondary key): a bigger petrify blast on demand, hits villagers and
• golems too.
• Iron golems attack her on sight; villagers refuse to trade and flinch away in fear.
• Petrifying Trident: a vanilla-stat trident that petrifies on any hit, thrown or melee.
• Serpent Aegis: a real shield. Blocking reflects half the damage back at the attacker and
• slows them; nearby allies take half damage while she's blocking. Immune to Ghast fireballs.

Harpy — aerial skirmisher

• True permanent flight, no elytra needed. Holding forward builds speed up to 300% of normal elytra
• speed (quick ramp up, tapering near the cap); holding back brakes hard; letting go drifts the
• speed back down.
• Never takes fall damage. 8 hearts, light frame, can't use a shield.
• Talons: unarmed hits deal bonus damage and cause Bleed (a new damage over time effect that,
• unlike Poison, can actually kill), with even more bonus damage the faster she's flying.
• Eats raw meat/rotten flesh safely, no Hunger penalty. Weak to fire.
• Storm Trident: a proper 3D throwing spear built on real Trident geometry. Causes Bleed on any
• hit and a thrown hit that lands calls down a real lightning strike with area damage (30 second cooldown).

Mermaid — aquatic support and crowd control

• Breathes, sees, and mines at full speed underwater. Can stay dry for 5 minutes before
• suffocating (a HUD bar tracks the countdown once it starts ticking).
• higher swim speed with responsive steering, 0.8x walking speed on land. Weak to fire.
• Mermaid's Call (primary key): a real singing sound effect that buffs everyone nearby
• (Saturation + Regeneration) while charming, slowing, blinding, and weakening any hostiles caught
• in it.
• Riptide (secondary key): a quick forward dash, matching real Riptide III's push strength.
• Every sea creature (including Drowned and Guardians) is friendly unless attacked first.
• Mining coral bare handed gets the live block instead of the usual dead coral drop; killing fish
• has a small chance to drop an extra Prismarine Shard.
• Living Coral Trident: a late game weapon on real Trident geometry — heals on hit, bonus
• damage against wet targets, Bleed while swimming, and +1 block reach.

General

• Every Trident style weapon (Storm Trident, Living Coral Trident, Petrifying Trident) now renders
• as full 3D geometry when held, thrown, or stuck in a target, and as a flat icon in the hotbar and
• when dropped — matching vanilla's own real Trident behavior.
• Loyalty and the enchantment glint now work correctly on all three of those weapons.
• Every origin-gated weapon spells out exactly what it does and who it's for right in its tooltip.

Requirements

Fabric API, Origins, Origins Minus, and Pehkui — see the README for exact minimum versions.