# Added
- Amarok: A new hostile entity inspired by Inuit mythology. Appears during the full moon phase in snowy biomes.
- Languages: Added Simplified Chinese support (thanks to @Mustumi) and Spanish (Mexico) support.
- Stone Sanctum Block: Used to craft Gargoyles as guardians (suggested by prickly_austin546334).
- Gargoyle Effigy: A new item used to create ally Gargoyles that protect the player.
- Tombstone Block: A new decorative block commonly found in graveyards.
- Marigold Flower: A new flower found exclusively in graveyard biomes.
- Gargoyle Limbs: New crafting items required for assembling Gargoyles.
- Advancements: Added new advancements related to the Stone Sanctum and the Amarok. Frosthowl Armor: A new armor set tailored for cold and snowy regions.
- Amarok Essence: A new crafting material dropped by the Amarok.
- Necklace of Torngarsuk: A new relic inspired by Inuit spiritual lore.
# Changed
- Alp: Can now swim.
- Gargoyle: Can be damaged with a pickaxe while in statue mode. Can now have an owner. Using a lava bucket on a Gargoyle transforms it into its Molten Variant:
- Loses: Petrified effect and Shockwave attack.
- Gains: Ability to ignite enemies and shoot molten rocks.
- Altar of the Dead: Recipe updated to use Marigold instead of Orange Tulip.
- Mob Spawning: Reduced the spawn radius between mobs to avoid overcrowding.
- Graveyard: Now uses the new Tombstone Block for grave decorations.
- Black Charro:** Improved boss bar sprite.
- Svarog's Ring: Updated texture for better visual quality.
# Fixed
- UI: Fixed an issue where the vanilla boss bar appeared instead of the custom one when using the Simplified Chinese language.
- Mob Attributes: Corrected knockback resistance and attack knockback values for the Gargoyle.
Scorched Sentinel: Fixed head pivot in the entity model.
- Fixed Amarok using incorrect mob attibutes.
- Fixed an issue where Gargoyles were'n dropping shards.
Optional dependencies
Better Combat
Any compatible version
Just Enough Items (JEI)
Any compatible version
Developer information
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