
Description


This mod aims to give Minecraft a more medieval knight-inspired feel. Epic Knights adds historically inspired armor, weapons, heraldry and customization to Minecraft, with an emphasis on making different medieval equipment visually and mechanically distinct. The weapons have unique properties, such as increased attack range, armor-piercing, two-handed, blocking and dismounting capabilities.
Banners can be attached to armor and horse armor in the same way they can be attached to shields. Also there're decorations for armor, such as plumes and crowns, many of which can be dyed in any color.
The mod adds steel as a new material. Steel can be crafted by smelting an iron ingot in a blast furnace.
Configuration files are in config/epicknights folder.
Addons:
Epic Knights: Addon
Epic Knights: Dark Ages
Epic Knights: Slavic Armory
Epic Knights: Antique Legacy
Epic Knights: Ores and Alloys
Epic Knights: Artillery Addon
Ranged Knights Medieval Boomsticks and Sharpsticks
Epic Knights: Open Helms
IMPORTANT: OPTIFINE 1.20 AND LATER CAUSES GLITCHES WITH MANY MODS INCLUDING THIS ONE!
since 7.0 version the mod requires architectury and cloth config to be installed.

Better Combat: 1.18.2+: Preset support.
Epic Fight:
1.20.1 and 1.21.1: Preset support
To combine Epic Knights with Epic Fight on older versions do the following:
1.12.2: Download epicfight.cfg from Discord server and put it into the configs folder.
1.16.5, 1.18.2, 1.19.2: Download datapack from Discord server, unzip it and follow this tutorial: https://minecraft.fandom.com/wiki/Tutorials/Installing_a_data_pack
32x32 Resources There is a 32x resource pack made with the outstanding attention to details by Reymecos: https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/texture-packs/knightarmory
Overgeared:
Use these datapacks to make Overgeared compatible with Epic Knights:
https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/data-packs/overgeared-epic-knights-armors
https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/data-packs/overgeared-x-epic-knights-weapons

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Report me any bugs you found !!!
Yes, you can use it for modpacks published on curseforge and modrinth






















