I think we need a nether mob, like some sort of magma worm or a fire golem or whatever. It would be cool to fight big monsters in the nether. I won't judge if you don't want to of course, just a suggestion. But a magma worm would be amazing :3

Where can I find Nagas? According to my nature's compass (a tool for locating specific biomes), there is no biome called  coastal cliffs. Also, how rare are Frostmaws? I searched around snowy biomes for about 20 minutes and never found one. Are there any caves or areas within the snowy biomes that the Frostmaws would spawn? Thank you for this wonderful mod. 

In reply to bobmowzie:

 Thank you!

 I know this isn't part of the planned mobs, but i had a mob suggestion :3 

How about a bipedal wyvern (a dragon with 4 limbs, like the IF dragons, but standing on their back legs and lifting their wings like the wyvern from Mo creatures) I love the model from mo creatures, but your models have better animations imo. ^.^

 

In reply to bobmowzie:

 No problem! ^^ thanks for replying! 

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In reply to boijayke:

 Mobs that spawn with structures use an entirely different system for spawning than regular mob spawns. As such, I can’t really answer your question. Explore the world and see for yourself, and adjust as you see fit.

 

Yes, Mowzie’s Mobs uses the Biome Dictionary for spawns, which means that modded biomes with the correct tags will work.

 Thanks for your answer!

 

I did some further exploring and saw a few Frostmaw's in a snowy BoP biome, so I think it's all good. Great mod by the way, can't wait to see updates! 

Hi, Mowzie. Your mod is tough, but enjoyable.

I'm having a small problem with setting the spawn rates for Naga dragons specifically. Even if I set the spawn rate to 0, the Naga dragons still spawn in mass numbers and it's a bit laggy along with the fact they get very annoying to deal with.

Do you have any idea how to despawn the Naga dragons? Thanks.

In reply to bobmowzie:

 Scaling Health, the mod, might be interfering the config file. That's the most I could think of, but we're running the Roguelike Adventures and Dungeons for twitch modpack if that helps more on your part.

We don't have Mo' Creatures going by your example, though.

The Necromancer 

The Necromancer is a neutral mob that introduces the dark art of Necromancy. He is a tribal looking entity that the players can make a bargain with to learn Necromancy. In swamps, the player can find a new structure. A summoning altar surrounded by ruins. The player can right-click on the altar and in it's GUI three empty skull slots will be shown. The player must fill those slots with undead mob heads, such as Skeleton/Wither Skeleton or Zombie heads. After the items are places there, The Necromancer will appear. He will not immediately attack the player, but will offer a deal to the player. The Player must bring him 3 totems of undying. After they are delivered to The Necromancer, the totems will orbit around each other, get closer to each other and collapse in a dark explosion forming a Necromantic Totem. The player can pick up the totem. This totem will allow the player to practise Necromancy. As long as the totem is on the player's inventory, the player will have the Necromancy effect. The newly received totem will have 0/25 souls. Souls are the fuel for Necromancy. Now, let's get to the dark arts.

The Player will have 2 Passive Abilities and 3 Active Abilities 

Soul Collector: This passive ability allows the player to harvest the souls of it's victims. When a mob (with 10 hearts or more) or an other player is killed by the player (with necromancy) or by it's minions will add 1 and only 1 soul to the necromantic totem. 

Ally Of The Dead: This passive ability will make wild undead mobs be neutral towards you.

Army Of The Undead: Hold right-click with an empty hand. This will trigger a casting animation. This ability will summon as much undead minions called Ghouls as there are souls in the necromantic totem (max 5). Ghouls come out of the ground like a zombie trying to climb out of his grave. Ghouls have only 5 hearts of health and deal 2.5 hearts of damage. 

Rune Of Decay: Shift + right-click. Conjures a dark rune on the ground with purple skulls coming out of it. Withering anything that comes into contact with it except your Ghouls and you. It lasts for 3 seconds. Consumes 1 Soul.

Soul Swap: CTRL + right-click on any Ghoul you have vision to swap your location with it. Consumes 1 Soul.

 

 

In reply to boomphobia:

 Your Ghouls instantly die in the daylight, but if they are not killed by the daylight or any other reason they will not despawn. To prevent them from dying during day it would be a smart decision to keep them in somekind of shelter until the sun is gone. 

What if the player wants to fight The Necromancer. They can but the Necromancer will put more than an easy fight in your hand.

He has 30 hearts of health and can regenerate health. He can summon ghouls for himself and also swap locations with them. He can also siphon health from weak health mobs, players or even his own ghouls. When you kill him, he will drop the Mask Of Damnation, which if the player wears, it will make undead mobs neutral to the player and also give the player the ability to respawn at their death location.

 

The mob designs are Ghouls and Bwonsamdi from hearthstone, but of course need modifications to have the mod feel

In reply to boomphobia:

 Interesting idea!

In reply to bobmowzie:

•  Oh, I was actually giving it the last hand. The last one was really overwhelming and complicated, so I thought simplifying it a bit. Thank you for the appreciation.