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champions-neoforge-21.1.0.53-beta-1.jar
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- Apr 14, 2026
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- 1.21.1
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File Name
champions-neoforge-21.1.0.53-beta-1.jar
Supported Versions
- 1.21.1
Curse Maven Snippet
Champions/Elite (Unofficial) – Update Log
Version: 21.1.0.53-beta-1
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Affixes: Now data-driven. All affixes are defined under
data/<namespace>/champions/affix/. Each affix has its own independent level. -
Affixable (Affix Affinity): Defined via the data map file
data/champions/data_maps/entity_type/affixable.json. This sets the affix affinity value for each entity type. If an entity type is not defined, the default affinity value from the config is used. If the affinity value is 0, that entity cannot naturally spawn with affixes. -
Ranks: Now data-driven. All ranks are defined under
data/<namespace>/champions/rank/. Ranks provide champion properties and preset affixes during natural mob spawning. Preset affixes do not replace random affixes but filter compatible ones before selection. -
Champion Mob Egg: Defined under
data/<namespace>/champions/champion_mob_egg/. Used to generate spawn eggs with preset affixes and champion properties in the creative inventory. Currently intended for debugging. -
Champion Mob Preset: Defined via the data map file
data/champions/data_maps/entity_type/champion_mob_preset.json. Specifies affixes and champion properties for each entity type when spawning. If not defined, affixes and properties are determined by natural spawning logic or Champion Mob Egg data. -
Champion Mob Properties: A data set consisting of tier (stars), color, prefix name, and boss flag. If the boss flag is true, the mob gains a boss health bar similar to the Wither or Ender Dragon.
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Configuration: Now has an in-game screen. Configuration options have changed, adding several settings to adjust affix attachment logic during natural spawning, plus a toggle for client-side boss health bars when looking at entities.
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Versioning Rule Change: The version format now consists of the Minecraft version (21.1.0), the sequential build number for that Minecraft version, and the beta build number. For example,
21.1.0.53-beta-1means Minecraft 1.21.1, build 53, beta-1.