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Alaska Native Craft Mod (1.19.2, 1.18.2) – New Mobs, Tools, Weapons

787 views ❘ October 7, 2024 ❘ Author: whangd00dle ❘ Available for: Fabric

Alaska Native Craft Mod (1.19.2, 1.18.2) adds various elements inspired by Alaska Native cultures. It includes animals like seals, ptarmigans, and moose, each with unique behaviors and interactions. It adds items such as harpoons and ulus, which have special functionalities and this mod features traditional Alaska Native clothing like kuspuks, which are decorative for now.

Features:

Mobs:

Seals: These fellas spawn in ocean and river biomes and spend their time hunting fish.
Ptarmigans: These guys can be tamed with seeds and ride your shoulder much like a parrot!
Moose: Moose are the largest members of the deer family and can be found occasionally wandering the colder biomes. If you’ve got a good eye, you may even track them down by looking for trees missing some bark!

Tools and Weapons:

Harpoons: Harpoons are much like tridents, except they float in water and they can be combined with leads in an anvil to allow for some long-range leashing!
Ulu: These guys are great for everything shears are good for, but they don’t fill your inventory with leaf blocks.

Armor:

Kuspuks: These traditional Alaska Native clothes are both stylish and comfortable. These outfits are here for decoration purposes only (for now).

Food:

Berries: Enjoy the taste of blueberries, cloudberries, raspberries, and salmonberries! These berry bushes can only spawn in snowy and taiga biomes.
Akutaq: If berries aren’t enough to sate your sweet tooth, how about delicious akutaq? Mix some raw venison and berries in a bowl to make some! In addition, akutaq will provide some nice random benefits for a short time depending on how many berries you add!

Transportation:

Dogsleds: Dogsleds are the best way to travel across the frozen tundra. Just harness up your favorite dog and get to mushing. A good thing to pay attention to is that dogsleds are much faster on snow and ice.