Slayer's Beasts

Slayer's Beasts adds a variety of real & fantasy mobs to the modded minecraft experience as well as over 20 new biomes to explore (with more yet to come). This mod aims to add a degree of challenge to the game with some harder mobs & bosses, while attempting to integrate these features seamlessly with the vanilla game. When this mod has reached a more complete stage I may migrate worldgen features to a separate mod.

Existing Features

Ant colonies (WIP)
Praying mantis
Wither spider
Ambient damselflies
Ents & Wudu (Oak, Birch & Jungle - more to come)
2x2 Mighty Mushrooms
White/Black mushrooms (+ huge & mighty versions)
Wood types: Aspen, Redwood, Willow, Eucalyptus, Desert Oak, Kapok, Bloodwood, Cypress
Icicles
Mud pits
Crypt pocket dimension (spawns a dungeon which is deleted on exit)
Biomes including: Outback, Aspen Forest, Redwood Grove, Brushland, Ice Caves, Volcanic Peaks, Fungal Depths, Bayou

Future features

More ambient mobs - snails, butterflies, cicadas
Illager variants (e.g. necromancer, artificer, charger)
Various bosses
More tree types
More Overworld, Nether & End biomes (e.g. scorched forest, burning marshes)

Dependencies

Required

Optional

ModMenu

Compatibility

There is an addon mod for all the Dynamic Trees lovers which brings the growth functionality to the custom trees of Slayer's Beasts (Forge 1.20.1 & NeoForge 1.21.1).

DynamicTrees - Slayer's Beasts

These are the biome mods which have been confirmed to be compatible with Slayer's Beasts (As of the latest version), but this mod should be compatible with all other TerraBlender biome mods.

Biomes O' Plenty
Oh The Biomes You'll Go
Terralith
Nature's Spirit
Wyther's Expanded Ecosphere
Terrestria
Regions Unexplored

The biome region weights can be adjusted using the config which can be changed in the config folder or via ModMenu (Fabric only).

The project is actively updated with new features and bug fixes. Please report any bugs or idea suggestions to the issue tracker.

Only gameplay changes are shown on the Modrinth/CurseForge changelog - full changes are available on GitHub.