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The Sky Blox datapack is a brand new way to play Skyblock. It features a custom advancement tree that guides you through the content, as well as loads of new gameplay mechanics to allow you to obtain and automate nearly any material in the game.

The YouTuber Swords datapack adds a bunch of new unique, crazy, and OP swords themed around your favorite YouTubers. This datapack is meant to be overpowered and fun to mess around with, while not needing to fit perfectly into an SMP.

This pack does what the name implies. However, this pack was specifically made in a way that it won’t end up breaking other installed datapacks.

Moar Helmets adds new helmet types to the game. This pack doesn’t focus on statistical upgrades but instead aims to add helmets that have special abilities and traits.

The Moar Pickaxes datapack adds a bunch of new pickaxe types to the game. This pack doesn’t focus on statistical upgrades but instead aims to add picks that have special abilities or traits.

The Moar Rings Data Pack adds a bunch of unique rings. They generate in loot chests throughout the world, such as in mineshafts, treasure chests, and desert temples. The rings come in 4 differing rarities that indicate their usefulness.

The Building Wands datapack adds a single type of item, the Building Wand. These come in various versions that extend the player’s reach while held. Very useful while in your offhand.

The Diamond Compasses datapack adds one thing. A compass made of diamonds that displays your coordinates while held. If in the offhand or mainhand, your coordinates display in the actionbar slot above your hotbar.

The Simple Chairs datapack adds one thing. Chairs that you can sit on made out of any wooden material. BUT, my main goal for this was to make it as optimized as possible. This pack has 0 Ticking Commands

The Moar Redstone datapack adds a bunch of new Redstone devices to the game, from wireless Redstone to configurable timers in a single block.

The Moar Crossbows datapack a bunch of new crossbow types to the game. The goal was to try and make unique items that are more than just statistical upgrades while also attempting to still fit in with the art style and general game design of Minecraft.

The Moar Totems datapack adds new totem types to the game, in three main types. Life-saving ones that also do something unique. Ones that give an infinite buff when a condition is met, and ones that can be placed into the world for an AOE effect.

The Moar Diamonds datapack adds a bunch of new diamond types to the game. These are entirely just meant as crafting components that are used by my other datapacks.

The Machines Datapack adds new machines and devices to the game to allow automation and production of unfarmable goods. They have the goal of being made in the style of Minecraft so that they fit into the game seamlessly.

The Moar Shovels datapack adds a bunch of new shovel types to the game. These are designed to be unique with special attributes and abilities while attempting to also feel like they could get close to fitting into the vanilla game.

16 new spear types with unique, powerful, wacky, and OP abilities, all while fitting nicely into vanilla survival.

The Moar Apples datapack a bunch of new Apple types to the game. They are quite unique while still fitting in with the art style and game design of Minecraft. When eaten, they can do some really useful stuff.

The Hammers Datapack adds a new tool to Minecraft that can be used to smash blocks into less solid versions. Cobblestone is smashed into gravel and gravel to gravel and gravel to sand. Concrete can also be pulverized back into concrete powder.

The Moar Axes datapack adds a bunch of new axe types to the game. These are designed to be unique with special attributes and abilities while attempting to also feel like they could get close to fitting into the vanilla game.

The Bonsai Pots datapack adds a single new block, the Bonsai Pot. Based on an old mod, they allow you to grow various crops and trees in a single block. It automatically will harvest, and can be automated easily using a hopper.